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The Traveller is a very attractive location in the Malasaña: The Traveller. This venue is a bar that resulted from an interesting mix between a coffee shop and cocktail bar, with proposals from their own flavors, able to captivate both travelers and the locals. Coffees with own blending, signature cocktails alcoholic or with fresh juices […]
El Rastro is the most famous flea market of Madrid. It takes place every Sunday (plus some holidays), in the traditional neighborhood of Lavapies, near the center of Madrid. All Sunday mornings the Ribera de Curtidores street and neighboring streets are filled with stalls selling a wide variety of products, such as food, crafts or […]
Pieter Paul Rubens was a Flemish artist considered one of the most important painters of European art. Although he focused on painting, he also made numerous designs for architecture, sculptures and decorative objects. In this exhibition, the Prado Museum aims to highlight one of the most outstanding facets of Flemish's work, that of a sketch […]
Madrid, despite the strong post-Renaissance appearance it has today, mixed with modern elements, also had a discreet medieval past. The city has been inhabited since prehistoric times. With the arrival of the Romans, the region had a relative importance as they established routes throughout the Iberian peninsula. Only in the sixteenth century, with the arrival […]
Santiago Bernabeu Stadium is home to the football team Real Madrid. Although presentations are unnecessary, since it is one of the most famous and most victorious teams around the world, where some of the most famous players of all time played. Meeting Point: TANDEM School, 1:30 pm
Madrid SnowZone is the only indoor ski slope in Spain that offers the opportunity to ski 365 days a year. 100 meters long and 40 meters wide, it's ideal for people who are still learning and more than sufficient to perfect your skills.
Gastronomy in Spain is more than an art form, or a detail of its culture. It is part of its essence and identity. Speaking of Spanish ham, nougats, Spanish omelette or paella, is to refer to the spirit of the country and its people. And this identity goes beyond our borders because the historical relationship […]
The Mercado de San Miguel is probably the most popular of market Madrid, as it is located next to the Plaza Mayor, with a large influx of tourists. It was built in 1915 as a food market and worked well for decades. However, over time its economic activity declined, and the building began to deteriorate. […]
This week in Madrid in Spanish, neighborhood by neighborhood, will visit the area of Conde Duque. It is a busy commercial area of Madrid, near Plaza Spain and Alberto stations Aguillera and San Bernardo Metro. It is also an area with many and varied tapas bars. Meeting point: TANDEM Madrid
The Spanish card games or “naipes” use to be the best fun in the home, as they gather around a table a group of friends or family with the sole purpose of hanging out to have fun and relax. A pack of cards should be present in every Spanish home because they represent an excellent […]
The psychedelic rock music of the 1960s and 1970s has had a great impact on various sectors of society and art. Presented in 2005 under the title The Pope Smoked Dope at the City Gallery in Prague, this exhibition, which now arrives at the Círculo de Bellas Artes in Madrid, takes a journey through beat […]
Next Wednesday we will organize a talk with the students to expose in common the different traditions that take place on the night of October 31st. These are some of the issues that we would like to know that day, in order that each one share the customs of their country: - How do you […]
The Salsa is one of the world's most famous Latin dances. Although it was born in Latin America from the fusion of African and European rhythms, it became very popular in Spain by the influence of Latin American immigrants. It is a sensual and fun dance with very original lyrics, that allow us to learn […]
Gastrofestival is a fair of gastronomy and cultural activities offered at various points of the city. Restaurants, cocktail rooms, cooking schools, gourmet shops, clothing and accessories, cultural institutions, art galleries and museums are part of a complete program consisting of seven main categories: Sensory Experiences, Gastrocultura (culture), Gastrosalud (health), Gastrofashion, Enocultura (wine) and Madrid Gastronomic […]
The Museo de America in Madrid was created in 1941. It initially worked as a room of the Archaeological Museum, but the amount of objects and collections that were added required it to have its own headquarters in 1965. The Museo de America's collection offers more than 25,000 objects. The Museum houses and exhibits at […]
The Royal Hermitage of San Antonio de la Florida is a beautiful church from the 18th century that houses impressive frescoes by Goya. It is located in the Moncloa-Aravaca district of Madrid, near the Príncipe Pío station. The Hermitage was very popular in the past, because of its pilgrimage of June 13, when the young […]
This time we will see an exhibition in which Madrid is the protagonist, through the Madrid art of the last 40 years. We will also visit the Cuartel del Conde Duque, headquarters of the Municipal Museum of Contemporary Art, a spectacular and surprising space, "hidden" in a street very close to the Plaza de España. […]
The traditional "Burial of the Sardine" marks the end of the Carnival festivities. It will take place on Wednesday 6th at the Fuente de los Pajaritos, in the Casa de Campo. This celebration consists of a fun funeral parade with "Gigantes y Cabezudos" next to the banks of Manzanares to bury the unfortunate fish. We […]
We will get to know Fundación Telefónica and see the exhibition "Nazca", which tells the story of the people who populated the basin of the Rio Grande de Nazca (Peru) two thousand years ago. Join us in a journey through one of the most fascinating and enigmatic cultures of ancient Peru. Meeting point: Fundación Telefónica. […]
The Public Art Museum (formerly Museo de la Castellana) is an open-air museum with permanent exhibitions of Spanish abstract sculptures. It is located under the flyover that connects the streets of Juan Bravo and Eduardo Dato in the Paseo de Castellana. Access is free and it is open 24 hours a day, so that you […]
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