Things to do in Madrid
30 featured experiences · 1,012 total indexed in Madrid
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Arco de la Victoria
Monumental arch landmark commemorating historical significance in Madrid's urban landscape.
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CASA C-212-100
A historic monument in Madrid.
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CentroCentro
A vibrant arts centre inside Madrid's stunning Palacio de Cibeles, blending exhibitions, events, and city views.
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Daoiz
An artwork in Madrid.
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El Oso y el Madroño
Strike a pose with Madrid's beloved brass bear statue, the city's most iconic meeting point.

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El Retiro Park
Stroll through Madrid's beloved royal park, with boating lakes, shaded paths, and grand monuments.
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Estación de Atocha
Madrid's stunning 19th-century station hides a lush tropical garden beneath its iconic iron-and-glass roof.
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Madrid Río
Linear riverside park transforming the Manzanares banks into accessible green space.
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Museo Cerralbo
Former aristocratic mansion displaying a private collection of art, furniture, and decorative objects.
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Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía
Home to Picasso's Guernica, Spain's premier modern art museum is unmissable for culture lovers.
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Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza
Explore 700 years of European masterpieces in a stunning neoclassical palace in Madrid's golden art mile.

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Palacio de la Moncloa
Spanish government palace set in expansive gardens, a symbol of state power and historic architecture.
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Palacio Real de El Pardo
Explore a stunning royal palace nestled in lush forests, once the favored retreat of Spanish monarchs.
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Plaza de España
A sweeping plaza where Don Quixote statues, fountains, and lush gardens meet Madrid's skyline.
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Plaza Mayor
Madrid's magnificent 17th-century plaza buzzes with cafés, street performers, and centuries of royal history.
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Prado Museum
Home to Velázquez, Goya, and El Greco — Spain's royal art collection is simply unmissable.

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Presidencia de la Comunidad de Madrid
This iconic 18th-century landmark anchors Madrid's famous Puerta del Sol with regal, clock-tower grandeur.
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Puerta de Alcala
Madrid's iconic 18th-century neoclassical arch stands proud at the heart of the city's historic gateway.
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Puerta del Sol
Madrid's iconic central square where locals celebrate, gather, and mark the city's official kilometer zero.
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Royal Palace
Spain's grandest royal residence, a baroque masterpiece with opulent halls and breathtaking Madrid views.
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Royal Palace of Madrid
Explore the opulent official home of Spanish royalty, filled with priceless art and breathtaking royal chambers.
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Teatro Real
Madrid's majestic opera house dazzles with world-class performances beneath stunning 19th-century gilded ceilings.
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The Temple of Debod
A 2,000-year-old Egyptian temple gifted to Spain, rising beautifully against Madrid's skyline.

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Monumento a Bernardo O'Higgins
A proud metal statue honoring Chile's founding hero, symbolizing the enduring bond between Spain and Chile.