Madrid🇪🇸
❤️🔥 there's a CoCo Bubble Tea (bubble tea time🧋)
*May is the best month as an Italian Girl living in London🤣🙊
❤️🔥Go to the Best Paella in town Arrocería El Trato 🥘
-MUST to visit:
Start your journey at the Prado Museum, one of the most prestigious art galleries in the world. Here, you can marvel at masterpieces by Spanish greats like Velázquez and Goya, as well as works by international artists like Rubens and Titian (*at the end of the day th entrance is free)
Next, head to the Royal Palace of Madrid, the official residence of the Spanish Royal Family. While the royal family doesn't live here anymor it's used for state ceremonies and is open to the public. The palace's architecture and interior are breathtaking, with ornate rooms and beautiful gardens.
3️⃣Plaza Mayor
No visit to Madrid is complete without a stroll through Plaza Mayor.
This grand square has been the center of Madrid life since the 16th century and is surrounded by picturesque buildings and lively cafes.
For a relaxing afternoon, make your way to Retiro Park. This green oas in the heart of the city offers beautiful gardens, peaceful walkways, a a charming lake where you can rent a rowboat.
*(Remember to get the ticket in advance and bring sunglasses and a big hat with you for the sun)
A popular market near Plaza Mayor, where visitors can enjoy a wide range of Spanish gastronomy, including tapas, paella, and local wines.
The atmosphere is vibrant, making it a perfect spot for food lovers.
6️⃣Gran Vía
Known as Madrid's Broadway, Gran Via is a bustling street with shops, restaurants, and theaters. It's a great place to experience Madrid's lively urban atmosphere and see some impressive early 20th-century architecture
An ancient Egyptian temple that was dismantled and rebuilt in Madrid This remarkable site, especially beautiful at sunset, offers a unique blend of Egyptian and Spanish history.
8️⃣ El Rastro
Madrid's famous flea market held every Sunday. It's a fantastic place to find unique items, antiques, clothes, and gifts. The surrounding streets are filled with quaint shops and cafes, perfect for a leisurely stroll.
Located in Retiro Park, this beautiful glass and iron structure hosts contemporary art exhibitions. Originally built in the late 19th century, it is now a unique venue for the Reina Sofia Museum's displays.
🔟Plaza de Cibeles
Famous for its stunning architecture and the Cibeles Fountain, this square is one of Madrid's most picturesque spots. The nearby Palacio de Cibeles offers a fantastic view of the city from its terrace.
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