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Madrid

Madrid

Once little more than a Roman way station and Moorish fort, Madrid owes much of its existence to the fickle patronage of the kings of Spain. The city's transition from sleepy backwater to imperial capital and modern metropolis has been erratic, leaving Madrid with a complex personality. The crowded flea markets of the Rastro, the green spaces of the Retiro, the Habsburg pomp of Los Austrias and the bold vision of the new Reina Sofia museum are just some of the sides of this multi-faceted city.

El Bogavante del Almirante

El Bogavante del Almirante

Madrid's best seafood restaurant

El Bogavante del Almirante is a subterranean space in Chueca where the lighting is subdued, the décor is sophisticated shades of scarlet and the seafood is simply heavenly....

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Matritium

Matritium

A stupendous wine list

Matritium's indisputable forte is its wine; there are more than 400 to choose from, all individually selected by the expert owner....

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Palacio Real

Palacio Real

Madrid's royal palace

Some of the 3,000 rooms of Palacio Real are open to the public, allowing a glimpse inside a palace that has been home to the kings of Spain since the 18th century....

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Plaza de Oriente

Plaza de Oriente

Delights of the Oriente

Without doubt the most elegant part of the city, the Plaza de Oriente lies directly to the east of the royal palace....

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Prado

Prado

One of the world's finest art collections

One of the world's first public art museums and without question one of its greatest, the gargantuan Prado is Madrid's premier attraction....

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Thyssen

Thyssen

A spellbinding treasure house of art

If you think the Prado has all the world's masterpieces, think again....

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Reina Sofía

Reina Sofía

The third star on the Paseo del Arte

The Reina Sofía is the third jewel in Madrid's artistic crown and the first wow factor is the building itself....

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Museo Lázaro Galdiano

Museo Lázaro Galdiano

Private art collection of Jose Lazaro Galdiano

Museo Lázaro Galdiano, an unjustifiably little-known museum, holds the extraordinarily eclectic collection of 15,000 paintings and objets d'art, covering 24 centuries, that was accumulated over 70 years by the financier and bibliophile José Lázaro Galdiano (1862-1947)....

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ABC Serrano

ABC Serrano

Enjoy a day of shopping

Occupying the building that once housed the ABC newspaper, the upmarket ABC Serrano and well located shopping mall has eight floors....

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El Rastro

El Rastro

Madrid's most famous market

El Rastro, the city's most famous market dates back nearly five centuries....

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Delic

Delic

A hip café in Los Austrias

Delic is a wonderful café and bar on the edge of Plaza de la Paja and there's a buzz here throughout the day....

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La Ardosa

La Ardosa

A characterful Madrid bar in Malasaña

Even from the outside, La Ardosa in Malasaña is a bar that oozes personality....

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Shabay

Shabay

Eclectic music nightclub

Full of Eastern promise, Shabay has lots of intricate decoration and a carefully crafted atmosphere, with oriental and Afrobeat sounds....

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Ananda

Ananda

A modern danceclub with an Eastern vibe

Ananda is the mother of all club terraces: the enormous 2,000-square-metre complex comes complete with two dance floors (one indoors and one out), ten bars and plenty of cushion-strewn sofas and chairs done in a bit of an Eastern theme....

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