Petit Palace Puerta del Sol

Madrid's central metro and commuter rail station, providing access to lines 1, 2, and 3, and Cercanías trains.

A metro station serving lines 2, 5, and Ramal, conveniently located near the Royal Theatre.

Recognized by the Guinness Book of Records as the oldest restaurant in the world, famous for its traditional Castilian cuisine, especially cochinillo asado (roast suckling pig).

A historic iron-and-glass market transformed into a gourmet food hall offering a wide variety of Spanish tapas, wines, and delicacies.

A historic tavern established in 1860, renowned for its traditional fried cod and cod croquettes.

A legendary churrería, open 24/7, famous for its thick hot chocolate and freshly made churros since 1894.

The official residence of the Spanish Royal Family, this grand palace is the largest functioning royal palace in Europe and is open for public tours.

One of the world's leading art museums, housing an extensive collection of European art, including masterpieces by Spanish artists like Goya, Velázquez, and El Greco.

Neoclassical gardens located next to the Royal Palace, offering stunning views of the palace's northern facade and a tranquil green space.

Madrid's iconic thoroughfare, known for its impressive architecture, theaters, and a wide array of international and Spanish retail stores.

An internationally acclaimed cocktail bar recognized for its innovative drinks, creative presentations, and vibrant, eclectic atmosphere.