Madrid, this city of gentlemen and “chulapas”, a town of cats, grumblers and “donjuanes”, of noisy people and neighbourhoods full of life: the old neighbourhoods, the new ones, the peaceful ones, the familiar ones and the modern ones, each one, in his style, like the people of Madrid, are very different from each other. It’s curious how much a “Madrileño” values anonymity in his city of more than three million inhabitants. Life encapsulated in the neighbourhood is its tranquillity, its refuge. And, although it may seem otherwise, it is this quality of life that is valued in Madrid. In fact, a ..read more

We all like to get home and feel comfortable and, although it is a feeling that depends on many factors, it is related to living in a pleasant environment, in which you are neither cold nor hot, the bed is not a hundred years old, the sofa does not gobble you up, and the refrigerator, in addition of taking up the room , fulfills its function. In conclusion, when one considers renting a furnished apartment in a city like Madrid, where the expectation in its many neighborhoods is immense, it is inevitable to imagine a house full of old junk. However, supply has been evolving and so has demand. T ..read more

The Chamberí neighbourhood, one of the most traditional in the city of Madrid, is in itself a classy neighbourhood. Its traditional atmosphere, the aristocratic heritage of its architecture, and the quiet life of its streets make up an unbeatable cocktail of refinement for an extraordinary cultural and social life. Such a chic environment is perfect for socializing. The local, a lover of the street, enjoying a sun that warms up and shines a lot, congregates on the terraces that have emerged everywhere. And in the heat of this bustle, the most innovative culinary proposals also triumph and, amo ..read more

The transition to the new normality is ongoing in Madrid. The city tries to leave the coronavirus crisis behind, doing everything possible to control the epidemiological situation, increase the capacity of its health system, comply with collective protection measures and try to reactivate the economic, social and cultural life of the capital to the extent as possible. But what activities are allowed in each phase of the de-escalation in Madrid? With this guide of the de-climbing in Madrid you will have the phases clearest. Phase 2 Madrid: what can be done Locals are immersed in phase two. The ..read more

Madrid, this city of gentlemen and “chulapas”, a town of cats, grumblers and “donjuanes”, of noisy people and neighbourhoods full of life: the old neighbourhoods, the new ones, the peaceful ones, the familiar ones and the modern ones, each one, in his style, like the people of Madrid, are very different from each other. It’s curious how much a “Madrileño” values anonymity in his city of more than three million inhabitants. Life encapsulated in the neighbourhood is its tranquillity, its refuge. And, although it may seem otherwise, it is this quality of life that is valued in Madrid. In fact, a ..read more

We all like to get home and feel comfortable and, although it is a feeling that depends on many factors, it is related to living in a pleasant environment, in which you are neither cold nor hot, the bed is not a hundred years old, the sofa does not gobble you up, and the refrigerator, in addition of taking up the room , fulfills its function. In conclusion, when one considers renting a furnished apartment in a city like Madrid, where the expectation in its many neighborhoods is immense, it is inevitable to imagine a house full of old junk. However, supply has been evolving and so has demand. T ..read more

The Chamberí neighbourhood, one of the most traditional in the city of Madrid, is in itself a classy neighbourhood. Its traditional atmosphere, the aristocratic heritage of its architecture, and the quiet life of its streets make up an unbeatable cocktail of refinement for an extraordinary cultural and social life. Such a chic environment is perfect for socializing. The local, a lover of the street, enjoying a sun that warms up and shines a lot, congregates on the terraces that have emerged everywhere. And in the heat of this bustle, the most innovative culinary proposals also triumph and, amo ..read more

The transition to the new normality is ongoing in Madrid. The city tries to leave the coronavirus crisis behind, doing everything possible to control the epidemiological situation, increase the capacity of its health system, comply with collective protection measures and try to reactivate the economic, social and cultural life of the capital to the extent as possible. But what activities are allowed in each phase of the de-escalation in Madrid? With this guide of the de-climbing in Madrid you will have the phases clearest. Phase 2 Madrid: what can be done Locals are immersed in phase two. The ..read more

If you ask yourself things to do in Madrid that are different from what you can do in other places, in this post we are going to tell you some that can only be done in the city of Madrid. Surely many still remember the chorus of the famous 1989 song “Aquí no hay playa.” It was sung by the musical training The Refrescos in allusion to that Madrid that full of great places dedicated to leisure and culture, however, lacked a beach to cope with the suffocating heat in the summer months. Obviously, the situation has not changed, Madrid is still without a beach, although it is now easier to wit ..read more

Christmas in Madrid is always a delight. For the animation of its streets, for the lighting, for the markets, for the leisure proposals and for the novelties that each year make this a unique time in the capital. Whether it is the first time that you are going to live Christmas in Madrid or not, continue reading, because we have collected for you unique activities in the city, from the most traditional to the most innovative, to make this Christmas in Madrid 2019 is unforgettable. What to do at Christmas in Madrid?  If you wonder what to do at Christmas in Madrid, then we give you some id ..read more