Unlock the magic of Madrid

Beautiful 17th century Baroque gem with frescos by Luca Giordano.

This overlooked museum covers all elements of the Romantic movement in Madrid.

A unique mix of alternative and vibrant people in an old, classic neighbourhood.

A performing arts theatre, located at Corredera Baja de San Pablo.

Jamon serrano - Spanish ham - is a staple of many tapas and is a delicacy not to be missed.

The centre of Madrid's New Year celebrations, and mile zero of Spain's network of roads.

Spanish tapas are the heart of any social gathering.

Tortilla Española is a traditional tapa dish - a definite must when in Spain.

Try Spain's most popular drinks like Caña and Sangría

Traditional Spanish snack

An incredible medieval city that showcases the creative clash of Arab, Jewish and Christian culture.

This 13th century cathedral is perhaps the paramount example of Gothic architecture.

A medieval church that is home to a world-renowned work by El Greco.

El Greco’s most famous masterpiece, still displayed in its original setting.

A magnificent 14th century Toledan synagogue, famed for its intricate stucco decoration.

This masterpiece of Isabelline Gothic was built by King Ferdinand II and Queen Isabella I to celebrate the birth of their son, Prince John.

The green heart of Madrid, hosting an array of gardens and monuments.

An equestrian statue of the monarch in the centre of Buen Retiro Park, offering the best view over the lake.

The extraordinary glass and iron palace built to display the flora of the Philippines in 1887.

This beautiful neoclassical building is an exhibition hall located in Buen Retiro Park.

This colossal square has hosted a variety of events over its 400 year history, from street markets to public executions.

A historic square with some fabulous sculptures, located right at the entrance to the Royal Palace.

Home to an astounding art collection, this palace is the official residence of the Spanish Royal Family and is today used for state ceremonies.

'El Real' is one of Europe's great theatres, and the major opera house of Madrid.

Spain's premier art museum, with a treasure trove of works dating as far back as the 12th century.

This enigmatic painting is one of the crown jewels of the Prado collection.

An incredible representation by Tintoretto of the events before the Last Supper.

An astounding triptych by Hieronymus Bosch, portraying fantastical crowds of people and monsters in a warning against temptation.

A museum that plays host to some of the greatest names in 20th century art.

This world-famous painting is Picasso's sensational tribute to victims of the Spanish Civil War.

The Reina Sofía holds an amazing collection of work by Spain's beloved surrealist Salvador Dalí.

Some of Miró's most important work can be found in the Museo Reina Sofía.

A summary of the history of the club - you'll leave a fan if you aren't one yet.

Take a long look at Real Madrid's impressive trophy collection and learn the history behind it.

An extension of the trophy room, where more of the club's rich history is displayed.

Walk the pitch where Zidane, Figo, Ronaldo and others have walked before.

Take a peek into where some of the legends of modern football get ready for the big games.

Take a photo where all the major press conferences and the club's biggest announcements are made.

A 16th century Roman Catholic church with royal connections, now used by the Prado Museum.

Plaza de Toros de Las Ventas is an iconic bullring inaugurated in 1931, considered the home of bullfighting in Spain.

Exiting the arena through the Triumph Gate is the highest honour a bullfighter can hope for.

The bullring's amazing Neo-Mudéjar seating can hold up to 25,000 spectators.

The arena of the bullring is where all the action takes place; at 60 metres in diameter it's one the widest in the world.

Spanish paintor, Juan Gris or José Victoriano González, focused on developing cubism. We can find his amazing work at the Museo Reina Sofia.

Georges Braque (1882–1963), the French painter dedicated his work to cubism. Museo Reina Sofia in Madrid displays some of his work

One of Madrid's liveliest areas, filled with restaurants, cafés and tapas bars.

An impressive artificial lake that complements The Monument to Alfonso XII in Buen Retiro Park.

One of two remaining 17th-century buildings in Buen Retiro Park, the Casón is home to a famous fresco.

An austere neoclassical church alongside the Camino de Santiago.

A square right beside the Royal Palace, this was the centre of 15th century Madrid.

The oldest area in Madrid, La Latina was the city's ancient Islamic citadel.

Giving access to the horse yard, this is the starting point for all bullfights in Las Ventas.

Where the bull enters the ring; there are three of these gates around the arena.

If the bullfighter comes out of top, the bull is traditionally dragged through this gate before being prepared for a victory feast.

The home stadium of football giants Real Madrid.

An amazing spot where you can have a full panoramic view of Real Madrid's home stadium.

See how the 0.1% watch the game at the stadium's presidential box.

Don't forget to stop here and buy the perfect Real Madrid souvenir for your friends and family.

Constructed in 1180, it is one of the oldest synagogues still standing in Europe and a prime example of Mudéjar architecture.

A historic city in central Spain, known for its stunning Roman aqueduct, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Ávila is a medieval city in Spain, renowned for its well-preserved city walls, which date back to the 11th century.

Located about 45 kilometers northwest of Madrid, this vast complex was commissioned by King Philip II in the 16th century and serves multiple purposes: a royal palace, a monastery, a basilica, a pantheon, a library, and a museum.

Visitors to the Valle de los Caídos can explore the basilica, view the towering cross, and take in the surrounding natural beauty of the Sierra de Guadarrama.