Madrid was highly rated for museums by 2,561 guests from the United States!Madrid Travel Guide
The Spanish Soul of Art and Entertainment
The modern Madrid is one of the greenest cities in Europe and the most popular destination in Spain. Whether you want to experience its legendary nightlife or a flamenco show, this is the place to be.
The renowned Prado Museum holds one of the world’s finest art collections with iconic paintings by El Greco, Velázquez and Goya. For a more modern touch, the Museo Reina Sofia houses works by Picasso and Dali.
Start your evening at Puerta del Sol, one of the city’s busiest spots. Make some room in your stomach for great tapas and sangria in La Latina district, south of the city’s most famous plaza, Plaza Mayor.
Real Madrid plays at Santiago Bernabeu and Atlético Madrid competes at Vicente Calderón Stadium, two opportunities that no sports fan will want to miss. The popular Salamanca district is a great place to look for boutique gifts and unique shops.
Thanks to great public transportation system, getting to the city center from Madrid Barajas International Airport is very easy. Whether you’re looking for luxury hotels, budget hostels or comfy apartments, Booking.com has a perfect place to stay for your Madrid holiday.
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What Guests Said About Madrid:
Jorge
United States of America
10
The friendliest people I met.
The friendliest people I met. Very well organized with so many cites in many cities that tourist may enjoy. We saw incredible works of art, fantastic historic places and met people that go out of their way to provide you with directions.
Great historic places Alhambra in Granada, and the mesquite in Córdoba churches that had queen Isabella and Ferdinand as church goers in Toledo, great soccer matches in many places, and even floor ball tournaments. Great beaches and fantastic good. We only Visited the Southern part of Spain an we will return for thr rest.
Diana
United States of America
10
Madrid has something for everyone.
Madrid has something for everyone. There are great museums, parks, bars, restaurants, and lively nightlife. Each neighborhood is distinct and beautiful. Getting around the city is easy on foot, but the metro is quick and reliable.
Ganeshan
United States of America
10
Madrid is a great friendly city though hardly even police...
Madrid is a great friendly city though hardly even police can understand simple words. Taxi service is excellent and the drivers are very courteous and prompt. Though I had planned to use Metro I ended up using taxis.
After seeing many palaces in Europe, UAE and other countries, the Palazo Rial is the best we have seen. El Escorial palace isjust fantastic. FLlen city is very impressive.
Toledo and Segovia are unique in their ways and worth seeing the spanish heritage.
Prado museum is the best we have seen and even a full day tour is insufficient.
We were active seniors and enjoyed the trip.
Imelda
United States of America
10
Madrid is a mix of historic and new.
Madrid is a mix of historic and new. Food was wonderful. Celso Y Manolo is a great restaurant for tapas and drinks. Reservation is recommended for the better restaurants. we found it was better to spend a little more for better food.
Mariana
Serbia
10
The parks are perfect, Retiro especially, as well as the...
The parks are perfect, Retiro especially, as well as the architecture.The metro is great, clean and always on time.The botanical garden is worth seeing.One should not miss to try food like tapas and paellas and all sorts of the cookied and sweets.
“Very convenient to get from the station, we came by train to Atocha from Barcelona. Then excellent to leave from Atocha to the Madrid airport. Although it was at the edge of city center we could walk easily 10-20 min to all the places to eat and shop in city center. The place was clean and bright and very convenient.”
“Great value for money in a surpringly cool part of Madrid Centre (La Latina). I don't think I'll return to the hotels near Gran Via et al., this is the place to be, a bit away from the main tourist targets.”
“Located in the centre of old Madrid, right by the Descalzas convent (a must-see hidden jewel). Only a few steps away from the Plaza Mayor and the Gran Via.
The hotel is in a refurbished old Madrid building, still featuring a working classic elevator (in addition to a modern one), which brings back memories of many years ago.
Breakfast, buffet style, was excellent.
Staff very friendly, helpful and well trained to cater to all styles of visitors.”
“Located in the heart of Barrio Malasana and close to the Gran Via. This place is announced as a hostel, but you feel like in a 5 stars hotel here. Very nice place to sleep in Madrid.”
“It's clean! I mean SUPER CLEAN! Location is fantastic, walking from Sol-Gran Via. The room (individual) was like a 3 Star hotel. There is a nice place outside to Chill & relax.
The owner (old lady) is absolutely sweet, barely speaks English but is a completely excellent host!
10/10 every visit to Madrid I make, I know where I have to stay. ”
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