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Madrid in the Rain
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We've prepared two itineraries for you to make the most of the city without getting wet. The first one takes you around the wonderful area known as Hapsburg Madrid (Madrid de los Austrias), which includes the Royal Palace and San Miguel Market. The second route starts at the Bernabéu Stadium and takes in the Archeological Museum and City Hall:
ROUTE 1:
1. Santiago Bernabéu Stadium - 2. National Museum of Natural Sciences - 3. ABC Serrano shopping centre - 4. Wax Museum - 5. National Archaeological Museum - 6. Casa de América - 7. CentroCentro - 8. National Museum of Decorative Arts - 9. Naval Museum - 10. Espacio Fundación Telefónica - 11. Primark
ROUTE 2:
1. Casa Diego - 2. Plaza Mayor - 3. Chocolatería San Ginés - 4. La Almudena Cathedral - 5. Royal Palace - 6. Teatro Real opera house - 7. San Miguel Market
Back up plans for rainy days
A large part of Madrid’s history has been witnessed by the marble tabletops of its coffee shops which, since the start of the 19th century, have enriched cultural life in the capital by hosting regular philosophical debates.
Discover the history of football through original kits worn by some of the best players at this one-of-a-kind museum right beside Puerta del Sol.
Commercial centre that revolutionises the physical and online shopping experience, with the presence of traditional and emerging national and international firms, in the heart of the Gran Via.
Places designed for all the family to visit for kids to enjoy themselves and adults to relax.
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Century-old shop in Puerta del Sol specialised in the production and sale of hand-made fans and umbrellas.
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Get behind the scenes of Real Madrid, explore the club's fascinating museum and step into the players' changing rooms! (Tour route temporarily affected due to renovation works).
Store specialised in manga, merchandising and retro and contemporary video games.
Visit Atlético de Madrid's home ground, the stadium that hosted the 2019 Champions League Final!
A stunning cultural centre hosting myriad activities and boasting some of the best views in Madrid.
Discover the best spots in the city to enjoy Spain’s artistic expression par excellence.
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A unique underground tourist route to discover the attractions that the Metro hides.
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If you want to learn to cook like Madrid's top chefs, sign up for a cooking course while you're in town.
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Look out for museums tucked away in old mansions and ancestral homes offering an intimate glimpse into history.
Contemporary spaces hosting the latest avant-garde theatre shows and exhibitions.
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Immersive and interactive museum showcasing the latest advances in AI applied to art, located on Gran Vía avenue.
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Madrid offers the country's biggest selection of cinemas showing films in their original language.
Extra dates added
An immersive experience designed to get your endorphins pumping, located in the heart of Madrid.
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Luxurious spacious facility dedicated to wellbeing and beauty, including a solarium with spectacular views of the Madrid skyline.
A real hammam perfect to relax in its quiet waters surrounded by the magic of Al Andalus.
Discover the work of this prominent British urban artist at a brand new museum in the district of Arganzuela.
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Getting around Madrid
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Exhibitions in Madrid
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Left-Luggage Facilities in Madrid
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Tourist Passes
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Explore autumn-winter dishes at Madrid's centuries-old restaurants and taverns
Lesser-known museums
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Madrid Top 10
AND IF IT GETS VERY COLD…
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Confectioners' and Chocolate Shops
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Shops for Children
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Things you can only do in Madrid
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The Best Areas for Shopping
