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Hello from Madrid! My name is Javier Redondo and work as a guide in Madrid for more than 5 years. I have prepared this post (Free Things to Do in Madrid) thinking about how to help you explore my... Continue Reading

The Royal Theater in Madrid  Maybe from the outside it isn’t the most impressive building in Madrid, but a marvelous surprise is hidden inside. The iconic Teatro Real (Royal Theater), established... Continue Reading

What would a trip be without those little reminders that transport us to somewhere else on the planet? If you are someone who loves coming home with a suitcase full of gifts and souvenirs, this... Continue Reading

Visiting Madrid in two days is a truly complicated task considering the city’s numerous attractions: incredible buildings, countless museums, palaces, etc. Not to mention cities like Toledo,... Continue Reading

Gastronomy plays an important role in our Free Tour in Madrid. Spain is a country where food is taken very seriously. But if there’s one dish that everyone wants to try, it’s the traditional... Continue Reading

Anyone who has been to Segovia knows we aren’t exaggerating when we say that Segovia is probably one of the most beautiful cities in Spain. The narrow stone streets, the beautiful cathedral and... Continue Reading

Getting around in Madrid couldn´t be easier. Every single day more than two million people use public transportation (metro, bus, tram, commuter trains and taxi). As this were not enough, public... Continue Reading

In this post, we want to tell you about one of the most exotic and mysterious buildings in Madrid: the Temple of Debod. Interestingly, this building has the distinction of being the oldest... Continue Reading

Generally speaking, you can see Madrid in 3 or 4 days, including the main museums and palaces in the city. However, there are other nearby cities and towns that you won’t want to miss if you’re... Continue Reading

Spain is a country where wine (“vino“) consumption is ubiquitous. In fact, we’re on the winners’ podium in the world of “vino” (France, Spain and Italy). However, other... Continue Reading