Neighbourhoods
The nicest neighbourhoods in Madrid
Fancy the best tapas or would you prefer a spot of vintage shopping? I know just which neighbourhood you should head to. Take a look at my favourite neighbourhoods in Madrid below.
Fancy the best tapas or would you prefer a spot of vintage shopping? I know just which neighbourhood you should head to. Take a look at my favourite neighbourhoods in Madrid below.
Mingle with the locals whilst shopping, eating, drinking or dancing in this middle-class and student neighbourhood.
Go for a walk or a cycle through the palace gardens, the vast Casa de Campo park and along the River Manzanares.
La Latina is teeming with tapas bars where you can enjoy a caña and a tapa whilst having a natter with the locals. It’s always buzzing here.
Whether you fancy a spot of shopping, sipping cocktails, strolling, going out or hanging out in bars: you can do it all in the trendy, inclusive Chueca district.
Malasaña is hipper than hip. It’s teeming with brunch spots and trendy bars. It’s also the place to be for vintage shops.
Madrid’s multicultural neighbourhood. Don’t miss the Museo Reina Sofía, home to Picasso’s famous painting Guernica.
Visit the world-famous museums along the Paseo del Prado and relax in the beautiful, peaceful Parque del Buen Retiro.
In these neighbourhoods, you’ll experience Madrid as the locals do. From towering office blocks to charming residential streets, cafés and local shops.
This neighbourhood is teeming with luxury shops. Here you’ll find international fashion houses, as well as the more exclusive Spanish boutiques.
These neighbourhoods form the heart of the city, home to the famous Puerta del Sol and Plaza Mayor squares. There are also plenty of bars and shops.
