⭐Hello! Your choice has been to discover Madrid walking, thanks for booking our apartment, it is in the most centric neighborhood, Sol, at a walking distance to all major attractions. Also, if you need there is a public parking right outside the building with a cost as well as metro and train (Sol Station). We offer different apartments, some of them with amazing views, all new and equipped with free wifi, TV, Dolce Gusto coffee maker, dishwasher, washer-dryer, microwave, stove, full fridge, cookware, etc. Get lost in the old streets and reach beautiful corners of Madrid within a walk: ⚬ Plaza Mayor (2') ⚬ Puerta del Sol (2') ⚬ Calle Gran Via (8') ⚬ Prado museum (15') ⚬ Calle Preciados (3') ⚬ Calle Mayor (3') ⚬ Palacio Real (8') ⚬ Retiro Park (20') ⚬ Almudena Cathedral (8') ⚬ Thyssen (12') ❤️We would LOVE to host you! See you soon!

Greetings from Madrid! For all people who want to visit my city, I offer them accommodation as well as personal attention. I love my city for its history, museums and its well known friendly and welcoming atmosphere. Do not hesitate to contact me, I'll be more than happy to help you. See you soon in Madrid!

⭐The area between Puerta del Sol and Gran Vía, with the adjoining streets, is the centre of Madrid’s tourist, cultural and recreational life. Around this area you will find major attractions such as Plaza Mayor, calle Gran Via, Palacio Real and the Mercado de San Miguel. It’s here that visitors start or end their tour of the city. It’s here that you can listen to the heartbeats of the Spanish capital. Puerta del Sol marked the city’s eastern boundaries in the fifteenth century. Later on, when Madrid expanded to the east, the area became the city’s nerve centre. This large square makes one of the most popular meeting points in town, with visitors and locals gathering at the Kilometre Zero mark, the statue of the bear and the strawberry tree, the statue of Charles III of Spain on horseback or the replica of the statue of Mariblanca. At midnight on 31 December every year, the square attracts huge crowds that come to welcome the New Year, swallowing a grape for each of the twelve chimes of the clock. Gran Vía, may be recent, as its construction started in 1910, but in less than hundred years, has become the flagship of the city. It houses theatres, movie theatres...