Madrid History
The Gran Vía was not built overnight. It took forty years to complete, demolished more than three hundred properties and transformed the centre of Madrid forever. This is its history.
Madrid Neighbourhoods
Northern Europeans and Americans don't choose the same neighborhoods in Madrid. The profile is different, and so are the priorities.
Madrid Neighbourhoods
Chamberí is the neighbourhood that lifelong Madrileños wish nobody would discover. High demand, low turnover and a local character that newer developments have never managed to replicate.
Madrid Neighbourhoods
Alcobendas, Chamberí, Salamanca, Malasaña. Each neighborhood has its profile. Which to choose based on your life.
Madrid Neighbourhoods
The Salamanca neighbourhood is the most elegant side of Madrid concentrated on a handful of streets. This guide covers its history, its market and why it remains the top destination for international families and demanding investors.
Things to Do in Madrid
Toledo is thirty minutes from Madrid by high-speed train and offers one of the most complete historic landscapes in Spain. This guide organises the day to see it well, eat well and return without exhaustion.
Things to Do in Madrid
Segovia is half an hour from Madrid by high-speed train and packs into its historic centre three world-class monuments plus a cuisine that is a reason to visit in its own right. This guide organises the day to see everything and eat well.
Madrid History
The Retiro has been at the centre of Madrid life for more than three centuries. Its history as a private royal garden, its opening to the public and its transformation into an urban park tell much of the story of Madrid itself.
Madrid Neighbourhoods
The Estadio Santiago Bernabéu defines the district, but Chamartín is much more than football. One of Madrid's most established residential areas, with excellent transport and premium services.
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