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Looking for things to do in Madrid, Spain? Browse Madrid tourist attractions, activities, and sights to help plan your trip. Read reviews of the top things to do in Madrid submitted by fellow travelers, or write your own review of something to do in Madrid.
#1 of 46 things to do in Madrid
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Globetrotter7688 says:
I am very sorry for the delay! That's great you are going to Madrid! I hope you enjoy your time there! You should go to La Plaza Mayor, the Real Madrid Soccer Stadium, and the Museo del Prado! I hope you have a wonderful time! Buen viaje!
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#2 of 46 things to do in Madrid
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_binky_ says:
El Parque del Buen Retiro in Madrid is so beautiful. I went here on my final day in Madrid and wish I had gone sooner, because it really was one of my favorite places.
The upkeep on the park is great; it is clean and well taken care of. It is really just a great place to take a stroll, talk wit...
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#3 of 46 things to do in Madrid
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Pearl510 says:
This is a great museum for any one who likes modern art (mainly conceptual works, surrealism and cubism). As I've written in my travel blog I'm a great Picasso fan, so I loved la Guernica! It is such a marvelous work that you simply can't afford to miss it when you're in Madrid. But almost all the w...
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#4 of 46 things to do in Madrid
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laboheme says:
When in Madrid there are so many things to see, from a Real Madrid
match to little cafe's across the city. Yet one place keeps me
coming back and I have to pass through Madrid every 3 months on
business. This place is the Prado Museum. Housing much of
the most famous Spanish ar...
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#5 of 46 things to do in Madrid
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chapulino says:
Heio Franco! Madrid in august is like an owen but also most of the people are at the beach so the city becomes less stress and more comfortable to visit! Even if is august nightlife in Madrid is always great. i suggest you to go to "La Latina" ( is the name of a metro station) specially on sunday a...
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#6 of 46 things to do in Madrid
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pacovera says:
Aunque tengas poco tiempo, vale la pena recorrer una parte de la
historia de España que se vive en este Monasterio. Estan expuestas
muchas obras de arte, tanto pintura como esculturas, muebles y
joyas, pero destacan los tapices tejidos en Bruselas, sobre cartones de
Rubens, represen...
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#7 of 46 things to do in Madrid
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Pearl510 says:
This is a must-see in Madrid! A beautiful cathedral, build in neoclassicism architecture, to make it fit with the style of the palacio real that is next to it.
The plans for the building were made in the 16th century, yet the construction was started only in the late 19th century, and took more ...
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#8 of 46 things to do in Madrid
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princeza_9 says:
Museo del Prado is close to the center of Madrid, and home to most of its famous art (the exception being Picasso's "Guernica" which is at the nearby Reina Sofia). Housing such artists as Goya and Velazquez, it also has art from much earlier. It's easy to spend many hours at this museum, which has...
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#9 of 46 things to do in Madrid
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elmundoesmio says:
If you are spending a weekend in Madrid, Plaza Santa Ana it's a good place to start. Summer or winter you'll find "tapas bar" at a fair rate and with lots of people having a good time.
It's always first stop before nightlife begin (arround 23:00), you'll find lots of pubs and bars (more than 7...
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#10 of 46 things to do in Madrid
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cotterb says:
Wow, what a great theme park. An adult ticket costs 33€ and the discounted 'night rate' starts at 4pm but still is 25€. The park is huge and I would suggest that you plan a full day and not try to save any money on the later entry since they close at 10pm generally and 11p or 12a&nbs...
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#11 of 46 things to do in Madrid
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Pearl510 says:
The temple of Debod is an ancient Egyptian monument standing in the west of Madrid, near the Jardines de Ferraz and Plaza del Marqués de Cerralbo. The building, dating from the 4th century before Christ, is brought to Madrid stone by stone, and it was a gift from the Egyptian government. When the A...
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#12 of 46 things to do in Madrid
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jessica0606 says:
Very nice city! Good, easy public transportation.
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#13 of 46 things to do in Madrid
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Pearl510 says:
Their are many parks in Madrid, but the Retiro is the largest. We've spend quite some hours here, enjoying the sun, the water, the Estrella beer, the green grass,... It was a hot day and we needed some rest. Retiro is excellent for that. It is a lovely place to walk around in, largely shaded by the ...
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#14 of 46 things to do in Madrid
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Pearl510 says:
Plaza España is one of the largest open squares in Madrid. It is surrounded by many wonderful buildings like the Torre de Madrid and the Edificio de España, both designed by Otamendi. The square exists since the early fifties and is a popular attraction ever since.
Most important here is the la...
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#15 of 46 things to do in Madrid
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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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