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dolfijn says:
........asap I will write this review!
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fran2011 says:
In my personal opinion, I think Madrid's metro system is one of the most efficient subways around. Once you enter any metro stop you first pay 2 euros for a one way ticket anywhere in the main city of Madrid. If you want to go farther out, like Mostoles (a satellite town), you need to pay an additio…
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Madrid
3 reviews
#18 of 34 general tips & advice in Comunidad de Madrid
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kazarre says:
Tañas and free tapas. You could get fat here, as everywhere you go you get food with your drinks. Cheap though, as no need to go to a restaurant.
Great for shops and bars.
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shinraisuru says:
I was pick pocketed in Madrid, in what the travel guide described as the Literary District, about two blocks away from our hotel at a local restaurant.
I should have seen it coming, but that is what everyone says when it happens, but I didn’t
In the hustle and bustle of the restaurants ov…
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esperanto says:
1) its summer time, dont cram into a sweaty bar, instead go to El Retiro,
an amazing park and for 5 euros you can even rent out a boat and sail away into the big pond type thing in the middle, there are stalls selling essential things such as candyfloss and its so immense you could walk around it …
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Living in Madrid
1 review
#21 of 34 general tips & advice in Comunidad de Madrid
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sophieisabel says:
I´d like to share some facts and figures with you guys about living in the metropol Madrid. For about 5 months I´ve been living and working (an internship) in the capital city of Spain. I´ll make some headings so it will be easier to search for different topics.
Housing:
To find a place to …
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searchin4sabatini says:
First off, despite being published in early 2007, the Lonely Planet sucked in terms of details; almost everything was different in terms of opening times, prices, etc. So don't place too much reliance on guide books, you might want to check around first.
I'm going to stick to what I did which wa…
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Madrid FAQ
1 review
#23 of 34 general tips & advice in Comunidad de Madrid
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el_toro says:
This city Rocks!... With capital ROCKS!....The best way (in my humble opinion) is to ignore all the tourist sights, and just soak in the local culture. Ignore the Underground (far too small, and fidegity), and walk everywhere.Start early in the Puerta del Sol, and walk Anti-ClockWise aroun…
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mario26 says:
hi this reviews take about marid again ut the bourbons madrid !!!!!i put the cost of average cause depend where u go when u come at this part of madrid !!!something can be free and other can be very expense of very cheaper!!!!!!but now i will make u a another top ten of where u can see at this part …
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Rigodon says:
Hi Mel, Welcome to Europe.
First to all, Madrid in august is really, really hot. Prepare your sun lotion if you don´t want sunburns. You will be lucky because a lot of people will be out (On holidays). As Gonzalo said, you may visit the three museums, about the Madrid football stadium, it is rubbi…
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seeUaroundtheWorld says:
With less than 10 hours between flights, I decided to save money and time by spending the night at the Airport. I wasn't the only one...
It was my first time, but some travellers seem pretty experienced. That night, I learned by watching them!
First, I tried to kill as much time as I could at …
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jessquisieraser says:
Hi Christina!
I live in Madrid so any help you need you can ask to me, don't be shy! weather in Madrid is hot until September-October but cold between December and March, so depending on the time you are coming bring you season clothes even of course you have lots of shops here for buying! don't …
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what i bring
1 review
#28 of 34 general tips & advice in Comunidad de Madrid
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mario26 says:
i tell u what me i will bring if i go!!!!
simply my friend a little bag of cloth but i will try to buy cloth there !!!!i will bring a big backpack with pen a little book with white page,ipod,a fist aid kit,a digital camera, some good book ,some little badge of my country only to exange with people.…
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andrewmarshall says:
Madrid was a great city despite the fact they charge you to enter the airport via the subway (1 euro). I was there only for the weekend, but that is enough time if you only want to see the basic sights. A must see is Flamenco. We went to a bar that had free singing, but drinks were a little pricy (2…
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tinna says:
Just the essential things you will miss from home because you are probably going to be able to find what you need IN Spain! Maybe favorite food items, or if there are products that you only use certain brands of. Prescriptions. Everything else you can buy.
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