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It was founded in 1855 by a Madrid-based baker who worked for the Royal Family, Dámaso de la Maza, better known by the nickname of El Riojano, this century-old cake shop that practically maintains its original decor intact, enables you to savour some of Madrid’s best sweets in its classic but cosy tearoom at the rear of the shop.
Its bakery follows Madrid’s traditional calendar: King’s Cake, Saint Anthony rolls, smart and dumb bagels, Saint Isidro candy, saint’s fritters and bones, Almudena crown, etc.
In 1892, it was refurbished to its current appearance: mahogany from Cuba, Carrara marble and bronze.
Docking Stations:
- Calle Mayor (calle Mayor, 20)
- Plaza del Celenque, 1
- Calle Carretas, 8
- Puerta del Sol A y B (Puerta del Sol 1)
Mon - Sun: 9am– 9pm
Check official website.
The city’s official sightseeing card includes a tourist travel pass.
An observation deck 92 metres above the ground.
Our online store (in Spanish) sells artisan souvenirs.