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Categories: Madrid Cultura
Categories: Madrid Cultura
Madrid is a city full of possibilities, where you can find everything you need, like a kind of Portobello Road, Mary Poppins style. The children are often looking for a place to go, and their parents and companions are looking for places where they can go together and have a good time.
When it comes to eating out, Read full article
Categories: Madrid Restaurantes
Madrid’s street markets are full of charm. Regardless of their size or location, they all attract crowds of visitors, curious onlookers and fans of the unusual and being outdoors.
Here is a list of the essential street markets that you should visit at least once in your life:
Categories: Madrid Ocio
Aladdin, the musical, has finally arrived in Madrid and is now on the Gran Vía. Directly from Broadway, this adaptation of the Disney film will be at the Teatro Coliseum until at least September 2023, although it would be no surprise if Aladdin decided to stay longer after the unstoppable success of The Lion King.
Disney released Aladdin in 1992 and it was very well received, Read full article
Categories: Madrid Ocio
The Puerta del Sol is the epicentre of the city of Madrid. Both figuratively and literally.
In the first sense, it is the place where everything comes to life, and not just on New Year’s Eve, when it appears on the television screens of almost every Spanish household as they gather to eat the twelve lucky grapes. Read full article
Categories: Madrid Cultura
If there is one typically Madrilenian sweet, it has to be its caramelos de violeta (“violet sweets”). Though they are now in many other cities, the originals can be found in the sweet shop La Violeta, located in the Plaza de Canalejas, right in the city centre.
This establishment was inaugurated in 1915 and is one of the few still standing, Read full article
Categories: Madrid Ocio
The city of Madrid seems enormous, and yet those who have visited it and decided to do so on foot or, at most, by public transport, have realised that they can easily pass from one neighbourhood to the next by walking through streets that are bustling with activity.
One of these neighbourhoods, in the heart of Madrid, Read full article
Categories: Madrid Turismo