What to do in Madrid

by Guille
Super-Host in Madrid

Free plans in Madrid

While I was scrolling infinitely in Tiktok, with my eyes lost in the videos that were coming out without end, a flash of adventure knocked on my door in the form of a message from my friend Carlos: "Have you seen the new exhibition that is next to your house? I'll be there in an hour, it's free!" And just like that, the idea of venturing out and discovering something new without spending a euro became the perfect plan for a Sunday afternoon.

The promise of exploring my city and finding hidden gems at no cost is always an exciting adventure. I'll leave you with some of the ones I've been discovering, so you can experience them too.

Wet Dreams Exhibition

Don't miss Wet Dreams, a free expo that is killing it. It approaches water from a provocative and sexual angle. With works by 30 artists, it is part of the third Biennial of Design and Architecture of Madrid, MAYRIT 2024. An experience you won't forget.

🗓️ Until August 25

📍 Address: CentroCentro (Plaza de Cibeles, 1)

Exhibition No va a quedar nada a quedar nada de todo esto

This expo immerses you in a sea of vintage business signs, from the handmade ones of century-old stores to modern methacrylate ones. It's a reminder of how Madrid's streets used to be full of unique stores, far from today's franchises. Get ready for a living museum that celebrates the diversity and graphic history of the city.

🗓️ Until 10.03.2024

Exhibition Surrealisms: The Machine Age

Delve into the impact of the machine on Surrealism and the Dada movement. "Surrealisms: The Age of the Machine" features 125 works, including paintings, photographs and more by artists such as Duchamp and Man Ray. a fascinating blend of art and technology!

🗓️ Feb. 7 - April 21, 2024

📍 Canal Foundation

Back to the Videoclub

Travel back in time to the 80's and 90's with "Back to the Videoclub". A tribute to those magical corners where we used to choose our favorite movies for our couch afternoons. From classics like "Back to the Future" to "ET", get ready for a dose of nostalgia and discover the origins of the cinema we love today.

🗓️ Dec. 22 to April 7, 2024

📍 C/ de Leganés, 51, Fuenlabrada

Playmobil Exhibition

Immerse yourself in a world of adventure with the Playmobil Exhibition in Villaviciosa de Odón. Enjoy five breathtaking dioramas, from the bustling Port Royal to the golden domes of Baghdad, and celebrate 25 years of the Coliseum of Culture. Perfect for fans of all ages.

🗓️ Through March 19, 2024

📍 Avenida Príncipe de Asturias 163, Villaviciosa de Odón

Exhibition Expanded World: Between the Physical and the Virtual

give it a go at Mundo Expandido, a free expo that will blow your mind! Explore simulated worlds with pieces by national and international artists. A unique experience that will make you question physical and virtual reality.

🗓️ Until May 5th

📍 Address: Espacio Fundación Telefónica (Calle Fuencarral, 3)

Exhibition Ensanchar la Puerta in Novísimo Galerismo in Madrid

Dare to discover the very new gallerism in Madrid with "Ensanchar la Puerta". An exhibition that gives voice to the new gallerists who have arrived on the Madrid scene. Galleries such as Arniches 26, Belmonte, El Chico, La Oficina, Picnic and Pradiauto show their projects and works by emerging artists in a group show that also includes round tables.

🗓️ Until June 2

📍 Address: CentroCentro (Plaza de Cibeles, 1)

The Collection of the Fine Arts Museum of Valencia: Between Bosch and Sorolla

A journey through time through art at the María Cristina Masaveu Peterson Foundation. This exhibition brings together more than 100 works from the collection of the Museo de Bellas Artes de Valencia, including artists such as Bosch, Sorolla, Rubens and many more. A historical tour not to be missed.

🗓️ Until July 14

📍 Address: Fundación María Cristina Masaveu Peterson (Calle Alcalá Galiano, 6)

Places to visit in madrid for free

Culturízate in Matadero Madrid

Get ready to immerse yourself in one of the hottest cultural bets of the city. Matadero Madrid always has something cool in its programming, from literature and cinema to art and music. Plus, many of its events are free! Don't miss the opportunity to have a good time outdoors at their open-air cinema.

🗓️ Address: Plaza de Legazpi, 8 (Legazpi)

Madrid in the Series

do you love Spanish series like 'La Casa de Papel' or 'Las Chicas del Cable'? then get ready to walk around Madrid like a real detective following in the footsteps of your favorite characters! With the map 'Madrid, capital of the series', you will be able to locate the scenes of these and other cool series. Stop by the tourist information points in Madrid and make the most of your day.

Andén Cero

If you love the history of transport and want to freak out with the evolution of the train stations, you have to take the tour of the Madrid metro. Discover old cars, vintage engines and restored stations in this free plan. Book your visit on their website and discover the capital from another perspective.

📍 Directions:

• Nave de Motores de Pacífico: Calle Valderribas, 49
• Chamartín Station: Calle Agustín de Foxá s/n
• Caños del Peral: Ópera Station, under Plaza de Isabel II
• Vestíbulo de Pacífico: Calle Doctor Esquerdo with Avenida de la Ciudad de Barcelona (access at number 2 Sánchez Barcaiztegui)
• Chamberí Station: Plaza de Chamberí with Calle Santa Engracia

Rooftops with the Best Views of Madrid

From Madrid to Heaven, but with a good drink. In these terraces you can enjoy the best views of the city and brutal sunsets without paying a euro. Consumption is not mandatory, although sometimes you feel like a good cocktail and look at the infinity. These are some of my favorites:

• El Jardín de Diana: Gran Vía 31, 10th floor
• Le Tavernier: Calle de Mesonero Romanos 13, Floor 8
• Sky 44: Gran Vía 44
• Picalagartos: Gran Vía 21
• El Corte Inglés de Callao: Floor 9

And if after these views you get hungry, stop by the legendary Tigre Sidra Bar: for every drink you order, they will give you a free tapa, which more than a tapa is a huge portion that will surely not leave you hungry.

The Campo del Moro Gardens

If you want a quiet and free plan, the Jardines del Campo del Moro are one of my favorite places to visit in Madrid for free. They are hidden behind the Royal Palace and are one of those little known but cool places. An urban oasis that you will love.

🗓️ Address: Paseo de la Virgen del Puerto, 1

Free Concerts in Madrid this weekend

Free Afternoons and Concerts at Independance Club

do you love live music and good vibes? then Independance Club is your place! Once a month, they put on a La Movida style party with tributes to the greats of music and sessions that will make you vibrate. Plus, you can get your free ticket online in advance! Check out the movida that's coming up:

• Extremoduro + Platero y Tú + Marea + La Raíz (Tribute Concert and Session)
  🗓️ Saturday, March 23, 23:30
  
  
• K-Pop Party
  🗓️ Friday, March 29, 23:30 pm
  
  
• Back to the 80s Party
  🗓️ Saturday, April 6th, 23:30
  
  
• Taylor Swift (Special Session)
  🗓️ Saturday, April 13, 23:30
  
  
• Mecano Tribute Concert - Tardeo La Movida (Opening)
  🗓️ Friday, April 19, 18:00
  
  
• Viva los 90s Party
  🗓️ Saturday, April 20, 23:30
  
  
• Tardeo Indie
  🗓️ Saturday, April 27, 18:00
  
  
• 2000s Party
  🗓️ Saturday, April 27th, 23:30
  
  
• 80s, 90s, 2000s Party
  🗓️ Saturday, May 11, 11:30 PM
  
  
• The EDM History (Special Party)
  🗓️ Saturday, May 18th, 23:30
  
  
• Viva el Pop Party
  🗓️ Saturday, May 25, 23:30
  
  
• Tardeo La Ruta del Bacalao (Big Tribute Party)
  🗓️ Saturday, June 8th, 18:00

📍 127 Calle de Atocha 28012 Madrid

Take advantage of the Free Days of the Great Museums

eye on the fact! Almost all major museums have free days or hours to visit them, here I pass you some:

• Museo del Prado: Free admission from Monday to Saturday from 18:00 to 20:00 h, Sundays and holidays from 17:00 to 19:00 h.

• Museo Reina Sofía: Free admission from Monday to Saturday from 19:00 h and Sundays from 13:30 h.

• Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza: Free admission on Mondays at reduced hours, from 12:00 to 16:00 h.

• National Museum of Anthropology: Free admission on Saturday afternoons from 2:00 p.m. and Sundays all day long.

• Sorolla Museum: Free admission on Saturday afternoons from 14:00 h and Sundays.

• National Museum of Decorative Arts: Free admission on Saturday afternoons from 2:00 pm and Sundays.

• Museo del Traje: Free admission on Saturday afternoons from 2:00 p.m. and on Sundays.

• Museo Cerralbo: Free admission on Saturday afternoons from 2:00 p.m. and on Sundays.

• National Museum of Natural Sciences: Free admission on Saturday afternoons from 2:00 pm and on Sundays.

• National Museum of Underwater Archaeology (ARQUA): Free admission on Saturday afternoons from 2:00 pm and on Sundays.

by Guille
Super-Host in Madrid

I often find myself walking the same streets, admiring the same landscapes, immersed in the comfortable familiarity of my usual routes. And although there is an unmistakable beauty in the ritual of the known, an inner voice constantly usurps me about the infinite paths yet to be explored, about those hidden gems that lie beyond my daily routine.

if your adventurous spirit is looking for stories that can only be found when you stray from the path, let your feet guide you through this collection of routes and places that I have prepared for you.

What to see in Madrid in one day

If you are one of those hearts eager to unveil the most guarded secrets of your city, there is a Madrid that whispers stories far from the echo of the tourist crowds. If you are looking for what to do in Madrid in one day I have prepared a route that is designed not to walk, but to discover; not to see, but to live.

This route is an invitation to immerse yourself in a day full of unique experiences, where the ordinary becomes extraordinary and the everyday reveals its hidden magic. Get ready to walk through a different Madrid, one that escapes the guidebooks and waits patiently to be explored by those who call this city home.

Start your day with breakfast at the Mercado de Antón Martín, a place where tradition collides and merges with innovation. Here, in this corner less sung about than its cousin San Miguel, life bustles among stalls offering everything from the most traditional to proposals that break the mold, in a dance of flavors that awaken the soul.

Afterwards, explore the alternative Madrid de los Austrias. Turn the corner of the Royal Palace and let yourself be carried away by small streets that preserve the whisper of history, but that escape from the postcards. Find courtyards that keep centuries-old secrets, small squares that have seen time pass and corners that tell stories ignored by the tourist guides.

For lunch, immerse yourself in the effervescence of Lavapiés, a neighborhood where the world meets at every corner. Here, the fusion of cultures translates into a gastronomic offer that takes you on a journey without leaving your chair, from taverns that reinvent the traditional to corners where the flavors of distant lands feel at home.

Redefine your stroll through Madrid Río, looking for those traces of the past that intertwine with the present in a symphony of urban art, secret gardens and corners that tell the other story of the river, far from the usual hustle and bustle.

In the afternoon, head to the CA2M (Centro de Arte Dos de Mayo) in Móstoles, an oasis of contemporary art that shakes you with its bold proposals and invites you to reflect, all in an atmosphere that breathes tranquility away from the center of Madrid.

Get your strength back in the Secret Garden of Salvador Bachiller, a magical hidden corner where time stands still, perfect for a snack among flowers and dreams, in an atmosphere that exudes charm on all four sides.

In the evening, let yourself be seduced by the Barrio de las Letras, where the words of great writers accompany you on a night walk full of magic, away from the din of the fashionable places, in an atmosphere full of history and poetry.

Close the night in a restaurant with soul, those who have managed to keep the essence of Madrid away from the tourist guides, where every dish tells a story and every bite is a tribute to the culinary tradition of the city.

And to put the finishing touch, nothing like stargazing in the Parque del Oeste, a haven of peace where the magic of the universe unfolds before your eyes, away from light pollution, in a date with the stars that reminds you of the vastness of the world we inhabit.

What to see in Madrid in 3 days

staying more days in Madrid? perfect! The city has even more hidden treasures up its sleeve, waiting to be discovered by intrepid people like you, who dare to look beyond the obvious.

Day 2: Immersion in Neighborhoods and Urban Art

Breakfast in Malasaña: Start your day in the heart of Malasaña, savoring breakfast in one of its trendy cafes, where vintage and modern go hand in hand.

Exploration of Malasaña and Conde Duque: Spend the morning getting lost in the streets of these neighborhoods, cradle of urban art, local designer stores and emerging art galleries. Don't miss the Conde Duque Cultural Center, where there is always something surprising on display.

Lunch at the Vallehermoso Market: This market brings together the best of Madrid's gastronomy in an authentic atmosphere. Opt for dishes from innovative chefs who use fresh produce from the market itself.

Afternoon of Alternative Culture at La Tabacalera: Visit this self-managed social center in Lavapiés, a vibrant space of art, workshops and exhibitions that show the most rebellious pulse of the city.

Dinner in La Latina: Enjoy a dinner in this charming neighborhood, opting for restaurants that offer everything from renovated traditional cuisine to daring gastronomic proposals.

Night Out in Jazz Bars or Concert Halls: End your day feeling the live music Madrid has to offer, from intimate jazz halls to live concerts in unique venues.

Day 3: Nature, Books and Terraces

Breakfast near the Retiro: Start the day with energy at one of the cafes near the Retiro Park, preparing for a morning of green exploration.

Stroll through Retiro Park: Enjoy a leisurely stroll through this emblematic park, discovering corners such as the Crystal Palace, the Great Pond, and the Paseo de las Estatuas.

Visit to Unique Bookstores: Spend part of the afternoon exploring some of Madrid's most unique bookstores, such as Desperate Literature, Tipos Infames, or La Central, where books and culture are experienced in a different way.

Lunch in a Secret Garden: Some restaurants and cafes in Madrid hide secret gardens where you can enjoy a quiet meal in an almost magical atmosphere. Do your research and venture out to discover them.

Sunset on a Terrace with a View: Madrid is enjoyed from the heights. Find a terrace with panoramic views to enjoy an unforgettable sunset, cocktail in hand.

Dinner in Chueca: This vibrant neighborhood offers a gastronomic variety ranging from the most traditional Spanish to the most innovative and cosmopolitan.

Night Exploration of Huertas: End your stay with a stroll through the Huertas neighborhood, enjoying the nightlife, full of history, music and an energy that only Madrid knows how to offer.

The most beautiful villages near Madrid

who said that to live epic adventures you have to cross oceans? Right next door, just a hop, skip and a jump from your door, Madrid is surrounded by a magical ring of destinations that are screaming your name. Every step out of Madrid is an entrance to a new chapter of a book you can't stop reading. And these places are not just points on the map; they are experiences, they are emotions, they are adventures waiting to be discovered.

Forget about lists and travel guides; this is a treasure map for the adventurous soul looking for fun and unparalleled getaways.

Cuenca: Where Nature's Artist Goes Wild

what a crazy place! Cuenca is not only a feast for the eyes with those knife-cut sickles; it's a living picture of stories, art and even plant sculptures in the Enchanted Forest that, hey, if you're careless they'll make a mess. Not to mention when night falls; the place becomes a festival of light and shadow that looks like something out of a dream.

Toledo: A Time Travel with Wifi

Crossing its doors, you suddenly find yourself in the golden century, where every stone and corner tells you a historical gossip.

Granja de San Ildefonso: The Gossip of Royalty

This place is like being in Sálvame Deluxe but beautiful: gardens that are pure fantasy, fountains that leave you freaking out and a palace intrigue that not even in the best soap operas.

Aranjuez: La Casa de Campo de los Reyes (The Kings' Country House)

Here every path, every flower, tells you about the life of those who wore the crown.

El Castillo de Belmonte & Alarcón: Where History is the King's House

Belmonte Castle is so imposing it will leave you speechless, and Alarcón has that touch of a medieval village with views that steal your heart. The perfect mix between history and Instagram postcard.

Ávila & El Escorial: Where Stones Speak

In Avila, every wall, every view, is a whisper of the coolest history you can throw in your face. And in El Escorial, more than a site, it's like entering a live historical Netflix, where every room and corridor tells a story of kings and artists.

Aranjuez: Where History Goes Green

Aranjuez is that green dream where royalty seems to have taken to gardening in a big way. The Royal Palace, with its playful reflection in the river, and those gardens that have no end, is like walking inside one of those paintings that are worth a fortune. Here, every step is a verse, every corner a story of royal love (and the others too, there was everything).

Sigüenza: The Town That Believed It Was a Chivalry Novel

Sigüenza is that place where upon arrival you feel like buying a sword in the souvenir store and start looking for dragons. The stone streets, the castle that dominates the view like the final boss of a video game; it is a journey into the past where the only hurry is to find out what story the next corner tells you.

Chinchón: Where Sundays Were Invented

Chinchón is that place where it seems that time took a vacation and never came back. Its main square is like the living room at home, but giant and more charming. And the castle, standing there, as if waiting for someone to take a good picture. Chinchón is a sip of that house wine that tastes like glory, a place where every day seems like Sunday.

Routes and Legends of Madrid: 6 mysterious places

The House of the Seven Chimneys: A Love That Transcends Death

In the heart of what is now Chueca, stands the House of the Seven Chimneys, testimony to a story intertwined with love, tragedy and the supernatural. Legend has it that in the 16th century, a forbidden love affair between King Philip II and a woman, known both as his mistress and as a possible bastard daughter, gave rise to this residence. After the death in battle of her husband, Captain Zapata, Elena's spirit, dressed in a white tunic and carrying a torch, began to haunt the chimneys of the building, in an eternal lament for her lost love.

Antonio Grilo's Number 3: Mystery and Death in the Heart of Malasaña

This building, located in the vibrant neighborhood of Malasaña, has been the scene of a series of tragic events: eight murders and one suicide over 19 years, creating an atmosphere charged with mystery. From the first crime in 1945, which left a lock of hair as the only clue, to the tragic story of Pilar Agustín in 1964, this place has inspired terror and curiosity in equal parts, even giving rise to horror movies.

Linares Palace: Echoes of a Greek Tragedy in Madrid

The Linares Palace, now Casa América, hides within its walls a story worthy of the darkest Greek tragedies. The Marquis of Linares discovered, too late, that his love, Raimunda, was not only his wife, but also his sister. Defying fate, they consummated their forbidden love and had a daughter, whose tragic end has left her spirit wandering the corridors of the palace, a shadow between opulence and sin.

El Espectro del Joy Eslava: Echoes of an Immortal Love and Eternal Vengeance

In the heart of Madrid, the Teatro Eslava, now known as the Joy Eslava, houses the grim legend of Luis Antón del Olmet, a gifted playwright whose life was cut short by a crime of passion in 1923. The victim of Alfonso Vidal y Planas' fatal shooting, motivated by jealousy and rumors of a clandestine love affair with Catalina, Vidal y Planas' wife, Olmet's spirit is said to remain trapped inside the theater, manifesting itself through nocturnal wailing, flashing lights and objects that move on their own.

Tirso de Molina Subway: Whispers of the Past in the Madrid Underground

Under the foundations of the Tirso de Molina subway station lie the remains of friars buried more than a century ago, whose laments, it is said, still echo in the silent nights. This place, once a convent, today is a reminder of the thin line that separates the everyday from the spectral. Think twice if you take the subway at the last minute, and listen well to the possible whisper of the dead.

Museo Reina Sofía: Beyond Art, Stories of Apparitions and Secrets

Before it became the iconic contemporary art museum, the Reina Sofia witnessed countless deaths, first as a hospital and then as an orphanage. The apparitions of three nuns in its former gardens and rumors of Picasso's ghost wandering its halls add a supernatural chapter to the already rich history of the place.

Church of San Ginés: The Headless Ghost Crying out for Justice

The church of San Ginés, one of the oldest temples in Madrid, was the scene in 1353 of a violent act that ended with the beheading of an old man by thieves. Legend has it that his headless spirit returned to point out the culprits, and that even today, his presence seeks justice within the sacred walls.

by Guille
Super-Host in Madrid

Yesterday, walking back home through the streets of Madrid after a long day at work, I decided to take a different route. By chance, I came across a small square that I had never seen before, hidden between two large avenues, like something out of a fairy tale. It had a small café that seemed to have stopped in time, with wooden tables in the open air and surrounded by flowers.

I sat down, ordered a coffee, and for a few hours, I forgot everything. This discovery made me think about how many "hidden gems" Madrid must have, waiting to be found in everyday life. I'll share with you some of them, which I'm writing down in a notebook so that they remain for posterity:

The 7 Hot Pot Temples in Madrid: A Journey to the Heart of China

1. Sichuan Flavor
   This is where the magic of Sichuan is unleashed without asking permission. Sichuan Flavor is a one-way ticket to the authentic taste that knew no bounds, where traditions are served boiling hot. If eating with passion is your thing, this place challenges you to taste the essence of China in every bite.
   
   Sabor Sichuan is a culinary destination that I love to recommend for its authentic explosion of Sichuan flavors. This place is an invitation to dive into the depths of Chinese cuisine, where the intensity and passion for food is felt in every bite. It is perfect for the adventurous palate seeking to experience the rich tradition and bold spiciness of Sichuan. Each visit is a vibrant journey into the heart of China, without leaving the city.
   
   📍 5 Ventura Rodriguez St
   
   
2. Sichuan Hot Pot
   This corner boasts the best hot pot in Spain and honestly, who are we to argue. With broths that make you sweat buckets and a selection of ingredients that seems endless, Hot Pot de Sichuan is for the brave, for those who in every spoonful are looking for an adventure.
   
   I like going to Sichuan Hot Pot because it is a total immersion into the richness of Sichuan cuisine, offering a vibrant and authentic culinary experience. The spicy broths and diversity of fresh ingredients make each meal an exciting adventure, ideal for sharing with friends and family, challenging our palates and celebrating Chinese gastronomic tradition.
   
   📍 Calle de Trujillos, 7
   
   
3. The Bund
   Visiting The Bund is like stepping into a novel, where each dish narrates its own saga. This charming chalet transforms hot pots and more into a literary feast of Chinese gastronomy. I love how tradition is so elegantly presented, turning each dinner into a new page in my personal romance with Chinese food. It's a place where passion for flavors meets history and the art of serving.
   
   📍 C. de Arturo Baldasano, 22
   
   
4. Casa Lafu
   Casa Lafu, a stone's throw from Gran Vía, is my refuge when I'm looking for a unique gastronomic experience in Madrid. Its hot pot, rich in flavors and tradition, offers an escape from the hustle and bustle of the city, transporting me to a place of calm and culinary delight. The cozy atmosphere and exceptional cuisine make every visit a reason to return.
   📍 Calle Flor Baja, 1
   
   
5. Yue Lai
   Yue Lai, nicknamed the Oriental Jewel, is my must stop when I'm looking to immerse myself in the hot pot tradition without worrying about price. Here, quality meets affordability, providing an authentic and delicious experience at a cost that feels like a gift. It's perfect for enjoying authentic flavors without breaking the bank.
   📍 C. Hermosilla 101
   
   
6. Xiaolongkan Hot Pot
   Xiaolongkan Hot Pot is my favorite setting for a total immersion into the flavors of China, where innovation and tradition intertwine to create a culinary experience like no other. Each ingredient shines like a star, and you take the helm to direct your own gastronomic spectacle. Get your chopsticks ready for an epic journey that promises to be both a taste adventure and a feast for the senses.
   
   📍 Calle del Maestro Arbós, 3
   
   
7. Don Hot Pot
   Don Hot Pot is my favorite corner when I want to take control of my culinary experience with an Asian and Sichuan twist. I feel like a star chef, choosing every ingredient for my hot pot, but without the pressure of professional cooking. It's the perfect blend of tradition, customization and fun.
   
   📍 C. de Campomanes, 10

The 5 shows in Madrid you'll remember for a lifetime

Here I leave you a reformulated version with a more rogue touch:

1. monologues at La Chocita del Loro: La Chocita del Loro on Gran Vía is my must stop for a dose of guaranteed laughs. It is the perfect place to exercise your abs laughing with some of the best comedians in the country. Here, every night becomes a comedy party you won't want to miss.
   
   
2. Drag show at Gula Gula with buffet dinner and open bar: An explosion of glitter and debauchery awaits you. Dine like there's no tomorrow and get carried away by the craziest drag show in Madrid. I like to go to Gula Gula for the unique combination of good food and exceptional entertainment. The energy of the place, with its drag show full of glitz and fun, creates a vibrant atmosphere that is hard to find anywhere else. It's a perfect escape from the routine, offering a night of debauchery and joy.
   
   
3. Magic and dinner at El Escondite de Villanueva: Fusion of flavors and spells in a night where magic will make you question reality. El Escondite de Villanueva is my favorite destination when I'm looking for a different night out. The combination of a delicious dinner with Xacobe's magic show creates a unique experience that plays with your senses. It is that special place where food, charm and "spells" make you doubt the impossible, offering an unforgettable evening that always leaves me wanting more.
   
   
4. The Wedding of the Year at Teatro Vegas: Attend the most epic marital meltdown. Laughter, drama, and a dose of fine dining in a musical that redefines the concept of "unforgettable wedding". It is the perfect mix of entertainment and emotion, ideal if you are looking for a night full of laughter and unforgettable moments.
   
   
5. Microteatro at La Infinito: A corner of Lavapiés where theater is served in mini but intense format. Accompany it with something delicious from their coffee and enjoy culture in small bites. I recommend it for its cozy atmosphere and its unique approach to theater in short but exciting format. It is perfect for enjoying culture in small doses, combining the pleasure of watching intense and original performances with the delight of savoring something delicious from their coffee.

5 Indispensable Outlets of Portuguese Ceramics in Madrid

who wouldn't like an outlet of Portuguese Ceramics, who wouldn't? If you want to give a unique touch to your meals, Portuguese ceramics is one of the most trending options to renew your tableware, and thanks to the outlets that have been opening in Madrid at affordable prices, it is no longer necessary to go to Portugal to find pieces that you will fall in love with.

1. A Mercadoría: A Hidden Treasure in Madrid: From the Galician waves to the bustle of Madrid. I am drawn to A Mercadoría for its authenticity and ability to bring a piece of A Coruña to Madrid. This place is not just a store, it is a journey through ceramics and decoration, where each visit reveals something new and beautiful for your home. The constant renewal of its inventory makes it an exciting destination for those who love the details that make every corner of their space special.
   
   📍 In Madrid, from Griñón to Centro to Carabanchel and more.
   
   
2. Vajillas de Martha: Where Thrift Meets Elegance: I love Vajillas de Martha because it combines elegance with thrift, creating a unique experience for those looking to add a special touch to their meals. Martha Blanco has managed to fuse her Venezuelan and Galician roots in each piece, offering not only quality, but also affordability. With discounts of up to 80% off, setting up a magazine table has never been easier or more affordable.
   
   📍 San Sebastián de los Reyes and Las Rozas.
   
   
3. AlouzA Ceramics: La Joya de Rivas Vaciamadrid: AlouzA Ceramics is just great. Whenever I need to add a special touch to my kitchen, I know I can trust them. Their quality at bargain prices is second to none. With offers that make you fill your cart without a second thought, it's the perfect place to renovate your kitchen without going broke. a gem in Rivas Vaciamadrid that you can't miss!
   
   📍 Rivas Vaciamadrid.
   
   
4. Julietta: An Ode to Portuguese Ceramics: I love going to Julietta because it's like entering an oasis of elegance and style without worrying about the price. It's the perfect place to set my table with unique and quality pieces, but the best part is that I always find irresistible deals thanks to their active presence on Instagram. it's a shopping experience that combines the best of Portuguese ceramics with the practicality of finding real gems at affordable prices!
   
   📍 Las Rozas and Aluche.
   
   
5. La Oficial Cerámica: Where Imperfection is Beauty: La Oficial Cerámica is my favorite place because it celebrates the beauty of the imperfect and turns it into art. Each piece tells a unique story and is a true testament to how the ordinary can become extraordinary. Moreover, their collaboration with local and Portuguese artists adds a special dimension to every visit, it's like immersing yourself in a world where creativity knows no limits!
   
   📍 Rastro and Salesas.

5 Madrilenian Bars Where Board Games Are the Kings of the Party

heads up, amigo! If you thought board games were a thing of the past or exclusive to family gatherings, you're wrong. Madrid is revolutionizing the concept of a night out with bars that will make you want to take Monopoly for a walk. In these temples of analog fun, strategy, skill and, above all, laughter are guaranteed. ready for a tour of the most gamer-friendly corners of the capital?

1. Meltdown Madrid: An Olympus for Gamers: I love going to Meltdown Madrid because it's like entering a world where video games are mixed with fun and camaraderie. Besides enjoying delicious cocktails, I can immerse myself in exciting games and share unforgettable moments with friends. It's the perfect place to unwind, compete in a friendly manner and immerse myself in gamer culture.
   
   📍 Calle Raimundo Lulio, 9 (Chamberí)
   
   
2. La Manuela: A Time Leap with a Taste of Paris: I recommend going to La Manuela because it's more than a bar; it's a trip back in time to the golden age of bohemian Paris, but with a modern touch that makes it unique. Here, Trivia is king, and between drinks and confidences, you immerse yourself in a culturally vibrant and welcoming atmosphere. It's the perfect place to disconnect from the present and enjoy unforgettable moments with friends while challenging your knowledge in a charming atmosphere.
   
   📍 Calle de San Vicente Ferrer, 29 (Malasaña)
   
   
3. Red Bar: The Playful Epicenter of Malasaña: I frequent Red Bar because it is much more than just a meeting place; it is an oasis of fun and flavors in the heart of San Vicente Ferrer. The combination of its delicious gastronomic offer with more than 200 board games creates a unique experience that invites you to enjoy unforgettable moments. Here, you find the perfect atmosphere to share laughter, challenge your friends and immerse yourself in a friendly competition that always leaves good memories.
   
   📍 Calle San Vicente Ferrer, 22 (Malasaña)
   
   
4. Estar Café: La Cueva de los Recuerdos Adolescentes: Estar Café is one of my favorite places because it manages to capture the essence of nostalgia and combine it with a cozy atmosphere full of magic. Here, time seems to stand still while you enjoy delicious milkshakes and immerse yourself in conversations that transport you to those days of youth that we miss so much. I recommend Estar Café to anyone looking for a warm haven where they can create new memories while connecting with the past and enjoying the company of friends or loved ones.
   
   📍 Calle de San Vicente Ferrer, 20 (Malasaña)
   
   
5. Six Board Game Cafe: The Nirvana of Board Games: I love going to Six Board Game Cafe with friends because it offers a unique and immersive experience that allows us to enjoy the company while exploring a wide variety of games. With over 1,000 options available, there is always something new to discover, guaranteeing hours of fun and excitement. In addition, the welcoming atmosphere and the excitement of facing new challenges make each visit an unforgettable experience.
   
   📍 Av. de la Ciudad de Barcelona, 180 (Pacifico)