LUXE CITY LIFE
Things To Do in Madrid
In a city that offers a wide array of things to see and do, deciding where to start can sometimes prove to be a challenge. Take the guesswork out of your next luxury vacation by discovering some of our favorite local attractions. ...
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Madrid Things To Do: Experience the height of tranquility as you float over many of Madrid's trademark features in a hot air balloon.
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Madrid Things To Do: For views normally reserved for ski lifts, but without the chilly temperatures, head down to El Teleferico, the cable car ride over Madrid.
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Madrid Things To Do: Isn't it pretty to think about Hemingway gallivanting across the Spanish countryside tasting some of the best wines in the region while he crafts a new novel?
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Madrid Things To Do: The Deleuze Isasi Chemist opened in 1780 and has stayed relevant by respecting the original Baroque decoration. The traditional pharmacy pots, noticeable upon entering, are porcelains from the Real Fábrica del Buen Retiro.
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Madrid Things To Do: Bullfighting is to Spain what baseball is to America, and Las Ventas is their Doubleday Field. The Plaza de Toros de Las Ventas is the most famous bullring in all of Spain, and has been since it was built it 1931.
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Madrid Things To Do: This, the oldest bookshop in Madrid, contains an endless source of fascinating literature. It was founded by the protestant cleric Federico Fliedner, and was initially known as Librería Nacional y Extranjera (National and Foreign Library).
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Madrid Things To Do: Come explore the 450 figures of the Madrid Wax Museum. The structures are detailed, lifelike, and sure to please both young people and adults.
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Madrid Things To Do: Madrid's most famous square is none other than Plaza Mayor. Major city fairs, festivals, and demonstrations occur in this picturesque little plaza. Packed from corner to corner with some of Madrid's most typical restaurants and cafes...
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Madrid Things To Do: Spanish for "The Gate of the Sun," this plaza is one of the most popular in all of Madrid. A ceremonial belltower rings in the New Year here, and the area was formerly a gate in the wall that used to protect the city.
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Madrid Things To Do: The Santiago Bernabéu Stadium is the home of global football powerhouse Real Madrid. It has hosted both the European and World Cup on occasion, thanks to its massive size and seating for over 80,000.
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