Madrid Neighbourhoods
La Moraleja hosts Madrid's largest high-profile expat community. International schools, houses with gardens, security and quality of life — 20 minutes from the centre.
Madrid Neighbourhoods
Aravaca is one of Madrid's best residential areas for international families: quiet streets, houses with gardens, close to the American School and well connected.
Madrid Neighbourhoods
Boadilla and Majadahonda combine exceptional quality of life, good bilingual schools and green spaces at prices more accessible than Pozuelo or La Moraleja.
Madrid Neighbourhoods
Las Rozas offers quality of life, bilingual and international schools, and more accessible prices than Pozuelo. A growing area with good connections to Madrid.
Madrid Neighbourhoods
Malasaña is Madrid's most creative neighbourhood and a favourite for digital nomads and young international professionals. Prices, daily life and what it is really like.
Madrid Neighbourhoods
Retiro and Jerónimos combine Madrid's finest green space with one of the city's most elegant central districts. Prices, daily life and why European families choose it.
Madrid Neighbourhoods
Where expats live in Madrid depending on their profile. Analysis of Salamanca, Chamberí, Chamartín and Retiro with prices, schools and daily life.
Madrid Neighbourhoods
Choosing a neighbourhood in Madrid without knowing the city is one of the decisions that most shapes the experience of arrival. This guide explains what variables to consider and how to avoid the most common mistakes.
Madrid Neighbourhoods
Chamartín concentrates everything executives and international families look for in Madrid: direct airport access, top-tier schools and a quality property market without giving up neighbourhood life.
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