Throughout the 20th century, while Barcelona skimmed the cutting edge, Madrid hugged Castilian conventions tight. But over the past decade, as avant-garde restaurants rocked the culinary landscape and...

From vintage clothes to the hottest kicks in town, this stretch of street has it all. And, it’s where hip Madrileños shop and play.

This area is now home to the capital's bohemian crowd who reside amongst antique bookshops and vintage furniture stores hinting at the district's illustrious past. However there was a time when Calle...

Known in Spanish as the Paseo del arte, this area is nothing short of paradise for art lovers. Along a stretch of just over one kilometre you will find the Prado -one of the world’s finest art...

Stretching from Cuesta de la Vega to the Plaza Mayor, this quarter offers visitors to Madrid a vivid impression of what the capital looked like during the Hapsburg Dynasty. It is an area filled with...

Even as culinary innovations swept through Catalonia and the Basque country, Madrileños continued to eat soufflé potatoes at comically old-fashioned places and gulp down jamón at folkloric tapas bars....