Trip to Madrid

Spain’s Km 0 is a freaking cool place. It was once really just a gate in a wall around old ...

Philip III and Margaret of Austria founded this convent in 1611, to celebrate the expulsion of th...

The Royal Theatre of Madrid is more widely known as the Teatro Real. It was mainly designed to fu...

This is the tallest building of the capital and was designed by the creator of Twin Towers in NYC...

Europe will never run out of crazy histories like this. Back in 1559, Joanna of Austria founded t...

This Plaza specializes in its immense diversity of collections, which includes the Gothic monumen...

Approaching this elegant house, you’re possessed by a sudden tranquillity. Everything just ...

30000 plants and flowers, 2000 trees and herbs spread out over 8 hectares and three major terrace...

Take an old out of use electrical station. Plop several new floors atop it. Slap a green vertical...

The best collection of Spanish art. Period. Paintings by innumerable masters adorn these hall, ye...

Salamanca is the most exclusive commercial and residential neighborhood of Madrid. It is associat...

Riveting architecture, beautiful sculptures and stunningly lit at night, this early 20th century ...

Sometimes a snowball starts rolling and kicks off an avalanche. Here, an impromptu exhibition of ...

Faunia doesn’t call itself either a zoo or even a sanctuary – it’s a biological...

This museum is without a doubt the top cultural site of the city of Madrid and it is also amongst...

This wondrous art gallery is many things but above all it is Goyá’s last resting pla...