Petit Palace Lealtad Plaza

A subway station providing convenient access to Madrid's metro system.

A world-renowned art museum housing masterpieces by Spanish and European artists from the 12th to the 19th centuries.

A vast and beautiful 19th-century park featuring a boating lake, rose garden, and numerous statues and fountains.

This museum showcases a diverse collection of European art from the 13th to the 20th century, spanning various movements from Renaissance to Pop Art.

A sprawling museum dedicated to 20th-century Spanish art, featuring works by prominent artists like Gris, Dalí, Picasso, and Miró.

A grand and historic square lined with cafes and restaurants, featuring a statue of Philip III at its center.

A circa-1916 covered market offering local food, delicacies, and events in an elegant ambiance.

A large department store offering a wide range of products, from fashion to electronics.

A bustling and iconic street known for its impressive architecture, shops, theaters, and vibrant atmosphere.

A historic Spanish restaurant, open since 1725, famous for its roast suckling pig and mentioned in a Hemingway novel.

A modern restaurant offering international starters and sharing plates with a relaxed atmosphere and outdoor seating.

An upscale Spanish restaurant with a storied history, known for its elevated meat and fish dishes served in vaulted cellars.

An unpretentious, long-standing eatery with a local menu highlighting cod dishes, croquettes, and tapas.

A retro-style cocktail bar known for its adventurous international dishes and funky cocktails.

An arts and cultural center featuring a movie theater, live performances, exhibition halls, and a cafe/restaurant.

A renowned opera house established in 1850, offering frequent performances, guided tours, and a grand design.