Madrid Guide

Madrid

Spain’s elegant Madrid offers both the sophistication of Paris and the trendiness of Berlin, with world-class art museums and gorgeous architecture to top it all off. As is true elsewhere in Spain, everything happens late: tapas bars begin to bustle around 10 p.m. and nightclubs are open well into the next morning.

Trip Length
3-5 Days
How to Get Around
On Foot
Months to Go
Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Sep, Oct, Nov
Currency
Euro
Local Language
Spanish

Amazónico

The dining room at Amazonico feels like a sexy, tropical paradise, and the crowd is equally beautiful. This buzzy spot in Salamanca is a go-to for a fun group dinner or drinks and bites (sushi, steak, fusion small plates) at the bar before going out. Post-dinner, head down to the restaurant’s Jazz Club for a sophisticated night out.

Chocolatería San Ginés

This institution—open since 1894—is famous for it's chocolate con churros.

DiverXO

For a truly memorable meal there’s no better spot than the three-Michelin-starred DiverXo. It’s hard to secure a reservation, quite expensive, and a drive from the city center, but the gastronomic Chinese-Spanish restaurant is really special and perfect for a celebration. Dining here is an experience!

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