What to do in Madrid, Spain

Spain’s coronavirus crisis sees yet another cultural victim with the cancellation of Madrid’s famous “Feria del Libro” which was due to take place in May.

Spain’s usually busy streets and bustling landmarks have come to a standstill after the Spanish government imposed a nationwide lockdown in a bid to contain the coronavirus epidemic that is turining into one of the worst in Europe's history.  Having a drink with some mates in the local ba

Torre Caleido, also known as "the 5th tower" is the newest addition to the skyline in Madrid. The impressive tower is due to be finished by the end of 2020 and details are being released of what the building will used for.

Madrid's main square, Puerta del Sol, will be entirely pedestrianised from the year 2021, as confirmed by the mayor of the capital, José Luis Martínez-Almeida, accompanied by the deputy mayor, Begoña Villacís; MP, Paloma García Romero and the local council chairman, José Fernández. The "A

The Ritz, one of the most luxurious and famous hotels in Madrid will reopen its doors this summer, renamed the Mandarin Oriental Ritz.

Expats from all over the world living in Barcelona and Madrid and visitors just passing through are discovering a new type of social event that is revolutionising both travel and meetups in Spain’s two biggest cities.

Pride 2019 is nearly upon us and Spain is busy putting on its best rainbow-coloured party clothes to celebrate.

The Wanda Metropolitano football stadium in Madrid will host the Champions League final 2019 between Liverpool and Tottenham on Saturday 1st June. Some 34,000 British fans are expected to travel to Madrid for the weekend of 1st and 2nd June, plus another 29,000 tickets that UEFA has.

Madrid Easter week 2019When: 14th – 21st April 2019Where: Madrid, SpainWebsite: www.esmadrid.comAs well as many other cities in Spain, the Spanish capital of Madrid will be celebrating the Easter week public holiday 2019 in style.

If you are a foodie and an adventurous person or just love to try new dishes and experience new types of cuisine, you are overdue a visit to one of the best Portuguese restaurants in the Spanish capital.

Pizza: definitely one of the most popular dishes in Italy and abroad... and one of the most loved (and eaten) in the world!

Spanish omelette is without a doubt the pride and joy of all Spanish people.

This magnificent Tuscan-style villa is situated in the exclusive private housing estate called Las Encinas in Pozuelo de Alarcón, Madrid. The house was built in 1998 and has a surface area of over 1,500 m2 (16,000 sq ft).

While it may be true that Spain isn’t as famed for its opera as perhaps Italy or Germany, there is actually a surprising wealth of opera houses and quality performances put on frequently in every major city in the country.

There are few cities in the world where people live better than in Madrid.

Summer is upon us and with it comes an absolutely necessity to enjoy the sun at all times, preferably sitting on a rooftop terrace with a nice cold drink.

Are you thinking about changing your life around and moving to a new city, but not sure where that would be? InterNations surveyed 7,985 ex-pats from 40 different countries to find out the best place for ex-pats in the world.

It’s always 5 o’clock somewhere in the world and 5 o’clock means tea time.

One of the most popular celebrations in Madrid is the Fiesta de San Isidro. The chotis dance, carnation flowers and mantillas shawls are a perfect description of this popular and traditional festival that is celebrated every May.