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If you are lovers of American-style food and pork, we have a recommendation that will be the bomb Los Costillas was born in Caracas, Venezuela when a group of friends decided to make their recipes known to the public. After the success they had, they have arrived in Madrid in the heart of the Salamanca district. This restaurant is one of the coolest of Madrid and find a menu &quot;sandwiches&quot; Pulled Pork with coleslaw, and special house with pork loin, pork ribs, Torrezno, sweet onion and arugula. You also have a couple of options with crispy chicken and a rack of barbecue ribs . Delicious! Did your mouth water? Because we do

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Los Costilla

Come rico y muy sabroso con sus recetas y platos exóticos de cerdo

Los Costilla | Restaurantes | discoolver Madrid

Tecrima Fencing is a sporting goods store for fencing practice. Its founders are professional fencing and modern pentathlon athletes and have collaborated with international sports federations. You can find the store in Alcobendas and get into the sport of the sword .

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The Hemingway Cocktail Bar in Madrid inside the Sweden House is probably one of the most clandestine , rogue and exclusive places in Madrid The concept of this cocktail bar was born in homage to the famous writer and inspired by the Prohibition Law of the 1920s. Have you already been to Casa Sweden and didn&#39;t know about this bar ? It is because their access is secret –that only a few know– The Hemingway Cocktail Bar will amaze you with the decoration full of red velvet armchairs, animal print floors, walls and tables with aged mirrors. Don&#39;t forget to try their signature cocktails !

One of the most clandestine and rogue bars in Madrid

Hemingway Cocktail Bar Madrid

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Bel Mondo in Madrid is the new Italian restaurant that is hitting it, it is the fashionable place in the city. It belongs to the Big Mamma group and is ready to welcome you. Influencers, artists and even your colleagues are booking at this restaurant that only opened a few weeks ago. You will get a typical Italian menu but with a few touches of Spanish food that will enchant you and will make you want to return. Do not miss their pastas that are very homemade and with the classic Italian flavor Ready to discover a new place in the city?

The new Italian restaurant in Madrid that is hitting it

Bel Mondo Madrid

Bel mondo the new Italian restaurant of the group that is hitting it in Madrid Mamma miaaaa!

Bel Mondo Madrid | Restaurants | discoolver Madrid

Aüakt is one of the most fashionable restaurants healthy, chic and cool in Madrid. In its menu you will find a great variety of dishes that contain its main ingredient: Avocado. This restaurant is for healthy, fun people who want to eat a healthy dish without being synonymous with something boring. You can share cocktails or enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner at its facilities Let&#39;s go?

One of the healthiest, chic and cool trendy restaurants in Madrid

Aüakt

Aüakt | Restaurantes | discoolver Madrid

We know that in El Hachazo Madrid you will learn to throw the ax while having a great time with your friends, couples, colleagues, family or with whoever you want. Unload all your stress by throwing the ax at the target and put your strength to the test ... and your aim too For ax throwing in Madrid you will find a headquarters in: Cuatro Caminos and another in Atocha. A very interesting plan in Madrid! Let&#39;s go?

El Hachazo

El Hachazo | Ocio y eventos | discoolver Madrid

Enjoy a ride in a vintage vehicle through Madrid , an original way to get to know the city. A true show that will not leave you or pedestrians indifferent! The guide car, which will be the first in the convoy, will take you through the center of Madrid, you will walk through the narrow streets of the historic center of the city, you will enjoy the light and the charm of the night and you will stop to have some tapas in one of the most legendary bars in the city. Ready to discover Madrid ?

Try driving an authentic SEAT 600 through Madrid on this 2-hour night tour

Night Tour en coche clásico

Night Tour Madrid | Leisure & events | discoolver Madrid

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<h1>Madrid</h1>Madrid, the capital of Spain, is one of the most amazing European cities. The cosmopolitan city boasts leisurely a atmosphere, an enviable public transport system, and some of the most lively and engaging social activities at any time of day, any day of the year.With more than 6 million inhabitants, Madrid is one of the main attractions of the country, as well as its economic and administrative center. Strategically located in the center of the peninsula, Madrid has one of the most beautiful historic city centers on the international scene (El Madrid de los Austrias), with the harmonization of modern infrastructure. Art and culture are high on the agenda of the capital. Madrid hosts 73 museums that cover all kinds human knowledge (see highlights section). Good weather, the wide range of available cuisines, and its innumerable possibilities for enjoying some fresh air (parks, terraces, and plazas), make Madrid a perfect place for lovers of the city and lovers of the outdoors. You cannot visit Madrid without being seduced by its wide range of shopping opportunities. From big stores in the downtown area (Gran Via and Sol), to the most exclusive stores in the upscale area (Serrano, Goya, and Velazques), to modern shopping malls and outlets in Rozas Village or Madrid Xanadu, Madrid offers numerous retail options with great finds at any budget. The importance of the International Airport (Barajas), the conference center, and the modern fairground of Campo de las Naciones make this city the perfect place to host several shows and events of international interest. Essential sectors such as tourism and gastronomy thrive on Madrid’s unparalleled worldly attractions. Beyond its monumental city center, the community of Madrid has many surprises for visitors. Winter sports, like skiing, can be found less than an hour from the city and interesting getaways can be found in the surrounding cities such as Aranjuez (Royal Palace and Cultural Landscape World Heritage Site), San Lorenzo del Escorial, and Alcala de Heneres. But if there is something that characterizes Madrid, it is the profound and contagious passion for social life. Concerts, exhibitions, theaters, and an incomparable atmosphere every day lure you in to explore the deepest secrets of Madrid life. Taste its wide gastronomic selections, discover the city’s history, and be amazed by its unique atmosphere. Football (soccer) fans are in luck as they can watch the famous teams of Madrid, Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid play every weekend at their stadiums in the capital. Attending one of the games or taking a tour of stadium is a truly unique experience.Don’t let anyone tell you about Madrid, come and find out for yourself!

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This cultural center will surprise you in every way. As soon as you approach its entrance, you will see the huge vertical garden that adorns one of its facades. The impressive architecture of its interior will not leave you indifferent: the building is built on the old Estación del Mediodía, of which only its old brick facades remain, and inside you can see a unique spiral staircase, an open square with fountains. and waterfalls on one of its sides and other types of very original rooms. As you can imagine, this museum is managed by “La Caixa”, specifically by its foundation, which also runs other homonymous centers spread over different cities in Spain (Barcelona, Seville, Girona, Lleida, Palma, Tarragona and Zaragoza). Take the opportunity to discover Caixaforum after visiting the Reina Sofía museum and the Royal Botanical Garden, you won&#39;t regret it!

Open the doors to ancient, modern and contemporary art

Caixaforum Madrid

A place for shows, exhibitions, workshops, screenings - anything culture!

Caixaforum | What to see | discoolver Madrid

The Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum was opened to the public in 1992. Since then, it has not stopped growing both in size and in the importance of its exhibited works and its increasingly frequent exhibitions of world-renowned artists. On its three floors , the museum traces the history of Western painting from the 13th to the 20th century. Renaissance, Mannerism, Baroque, Rococo, Romanticism, Pop Art ... are represented in the almost 1000 works exhibited. Works by Albrecht Dürer, Edgar Degas, Pablo Picasso, Caravaggio, Claude Monet and Vincent Van Gogh, among many others, make up this impressive collection of works of art. A must if you are in Madrid.

Museum located on the Paseo del Arte with a collection that houses European painting

Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza

Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum | What to see | discoolver Madrid

This museum, of enormous international importance, was designed in 1785 as a Cabinet of Natural Sciences by the architect Juan de Villanueva by order of King Carlos II. It was in 1819 when it opened its doors to the public as the Royal Museum of Painting and Sculpture, under the reign of Fernando VII. Today, the Prado Museum&#39;s collection has more than 7,000 paintings, 1,000 sculptures, 4,800 prints and 8,200 drawings, in addition to a large number of decorative arts objects and historical documents. In this museum you can contemplate well-known works such as The Garden of Delights by Bosco, The Three Graces by Rubens, Las Meninas by Velázquez, The Execution of Goya on May 2, The Dream of Jacob de Ribera, The Annunciation by Fra Angélico. , The Lavatory of Tintoretto and The Descent from the Cross by Rogier van der Weyden. Without a doubt, visiting it is an opportunity that you cannot miss during your visit to Madrid.

A museum that will make you go through the history of the art of the greatest

Museo del Prado

Spend your day at this museum, of monumental global importance, which is home to some of the most important pieces of art in human history. 

Museo del Prado | What to see | discoolver Madrid

The Museum, located in the tourist area of Conde Duque, has an area of more than 3,800 m2 for the development of its activities, distributed in six floors, two of them underground. Previously, it was the first Mahou Beer factory. It has two large showrooms , multifunctional spaces, a floor for management work, the ABC Collection Archive, a restoration laboratory, warehouses, a glass room for events and the Espacio Edelvives bookstore. It hosts exhibitions on comics and other animations, something that makes it a museum adapted to various audiences.

An innovative museum full of exhibition space in which to discover drawings and illustrations

Museo ABC 

ABC Museum | What to see | discoolver Madrid

If you enjoy history and archeology, you have to visit this museum, which is located in the same building as the National Library, from the 19th century (which is also very worthwhile, by the way). This museum is the main one dedicated to archeology in all of Spain. In it you will find mainly pieces from the Iberian Peninsula, from Prehistory to the Modern Age, although you can also see different collections from outside Spain, especially Ancient Greece, and also, to a lesser extent, Ancient Egypt and the East. Next. Some of the most important works that you will see are the famous Lady of Elche, the Bull of Osuna and most of the Treasure of Guarrazar. Take advantage of your visit to the Salamanca district to enter this wonderful museum. Free admission days: Saturdays from 2:00 p.m. and Sunday mornings. April 18, Day of Monuments and Sites. May 18, International Museum Day. October 12, National Holiday of Spain. December 6, Day of the Spanish Constitution.

One of the most important museums that houses historical collections

Museo Arqueológico Nacional

Museo Arqueológico de Madrid | What to see | discoolver Madrid

With the name of Café Jardín, in tune with the romantic aspect of the museum, it houses a tea room, homemade cakes, a lunch menu ... A sweet tooth for lovers.

With the name of Café Jardín, in tune with the romantic aspect of the museum, it houses a tea room, homemade cakes, a lunch menu ... A sweet tooth for lovers.

Terraza del Museo Romántico

With the name of Café Jardín in tune with the romantic side of the museum, it hosts a tea room, homemade cakes, a midday menu ... A craving for sweet lovers.

Terraza del Museo Romántico | What to see,Leisure & events | discoolver Madrid

A unique museum that shows the cultural diversity and history of the different peoples of the world, thus pointing out the similarities and differences that exist today. The foundation of this museum is thanks to the staff of the Segovian doctor Pedro González Velasco, who invested all his savings in the construction of the building, the architect of this space was the Marqués de Cubas. At that time the collections consisted of objects belonging to the three natural kingdoms. Upon his death, the building was bought by the state and it was enriching the samples of culture, until you could get what you know today, a great sample of the different cultures of the world.

A museum that offers you cultural diversity in the same space

Museo Nacional de Antropología

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Until the end of May you can enjoy the Railway Museum, a journey through the history of iron and locomotion in the 19th century. The visit allows to know different thematic spaces, in addition to a complete collection of historical railway material, from vehicles to all kinds of pieces, elements, photographs or recreations that illustrate the different professions related to the railway throughout its history. In addition, you will find activities geared towards children and families, performances, even a cafeteria!

A railway collection representing iron architecture throughout history

Museo del Ferrocarril

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Apart from the number of actions that Metro will carry out to commemorate the centenary, this one stands out from the rest. Historic Trains (Chamartín Station) is an exhibition that shows the first trains that circulated in the Metro from 1919 , the opening day. During the entire exhibition, currently permanent, the most significant trains in the history of Metro will arrive in the process of being restored. In addition, Metro Madrid wants to give a detailed vision of everything that has evolved in the railway world of the metro, so that, in addition to seeing the carefully restored trains, you will be able to see almost more than 100 elements that have changed over time. . An unmissable trip in the center of Madrid .

The first trains that circulated through the Madrid metro, a century of history.

Trenes históricos

Historic Trains | What to see,Leisure & events | discoolver Madrid

The Reina Sofía National Art Center Museum is located a few meters from the Atocha train station, the main one in the city. Its permanent collection was inaugurated by Their Majesties the Kings of Spain on September 10, 1992. The collection is considered the continuation of the Prado Museum chronologically speaking, since it covers the period from the 19th century to the present. Spread over three floors, the permanent collection shows the first contacts of Spanish modernity with Europe, through artists such as Hermenegildo Anglada-Camarasa, Ignacio Zuloaga or Francisco Rubio, until the contribution of the Cubist and Surrealist movements with Picasso, Miró, Dalí , Juan Gris or María Blanchard. The most visited work in the museum is Guernica, by Pablo Picasso, one of the most emblematic images of the contemporary world that represents the attack of the Condor Legion planes on the city of Guernica in 1937, during the Spanish Civil War.

Spanish museum of 20th century and contemporary art

Museo Nacional Reina Sofía

Discover the works of Dali, Braque, Picasso, and more of the most influential artists in the past and present modern art world!

Museo Reina Sofia | What to see | discoolver Madrid

On Martínez Campos street, in the Chamberí district, you will find the same house where the Valencian painter lived for years. The artist was personally involved in the construction and design of the interior of the house and its gardens, which can also be visited today. In it you will find a large collection of paintings by Sorolla, as well as personal objects, work tools and unique items from his personal collection. The museum was founded thanks to Clotilde García del Castillo, the painter&#39;s wife and muse. Clotilde bequeathed the house and its collections to the Spanish State in her will to create this museum in memory of her husband. Without a doubt, it is one of the most interesting museums in the city of Madrid.

The conservation and exhibition to the public of the authentic works executed by Joaquín Sorolla

Casa Museo Sorolla

Immerse yourself in the art, plantlife, and culture of this quaint abode, once the home of the painter Joaquin Sorolla.

Casa Museo Sorolla | What to see | discoolver Madrid

Right next to the Prado Museum is this impressive space where around 5,500 living species are exhibited, representing enormous diversity. In the heart of Madrid and next to one of the busiest roads (Paseo del Prado), you will be surprised to feel yourself in the middle of an oasis of peace and tranquility. You will find a green space with a multitude of variety in species, which began with the monarch Carlos III&#39;s own desire, pure history. Without a doubt, it is a must if you like nature, being also one of the Artistic Gardens with more history and curiosities to visit. Take advantage of your visit to the Prado and Thyssen-Bornemisza museums to marvel at the diversity of species in the Royal Botanical Garden of Madrid.

There is a secluded place where it is still possible to enjoy nature and calm

Real Jardín Botánico

With more than 5,500 live species of fauna, experience the tranquility of being surrounded by nature. 

Real Jardín Botánico | What to see | discoolver Madrid

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El Segway Tour Sightseeing (3 HORAS) es un recorrido guiado por los lugares de más interés turístico y cultural de la capital. Un tour que recorre 10 kilómetros de Madrid en donde se ubican sus plazas, parques, monumentos, jardines y edificios más representativos. Sin duda alguna, logrará que a lo largo de tres horas descubras historias de otros tiempos, fachadas que guardan secretos centenarios, edificios que han albergado las conversaciones más importantes sobre nuestro país y, por supuesto, leyendas únicas que hablan de personajes históricos, nobleza española y cultura callejera propia de Madrid.

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