ME Madrid Reina Victoria by Meliá

A friendly and enjoyable walk from Tirso de Molina's metro station towards Retiro Park. The route starts between the neighborhoods of Embajadores, La Latina, and the Madrid de los Austrias. It continues through the metro stop of Antón Martín, the surroundings of the Botanical Garden, and the Retiro Park. The way back is looped, passing by the Thyssen Museum and the Barrio de las Letras.

Nice walk through several of the most emblematic areas of Madrid's historic and monumental city. The tour starts at the metro station Tirso de Molino, in the neighborhood of La Latina, near Embajadores, and continues through the Atocha station, the beautiful Retiro Park, the Jardines del Descubrimiento, Recoletos, Plaza de España, the Temple of Debod, the Campo del Moro Gardens and the Athens Park.

This beautiful and historic district of Madrid stretches from the Cuesta de la Vega to the Plaza Mayor, offering visitors a vivid impression of what the capital was like during the Habsburg dynasty. It is an area full of charming little squares, such as Plaza de la Villa or Plaza de Oriente, and traditional taverns or markets, such as San Miguel, embody the city's quintessential flavor. The district's street layout dates back to the city's medieval origins when Emir Mohammed I ordered the...

Madrid bike tour including some of the main highlights: Temple of Debod, Royal Palace of Madrid, El Rastro Market, Matadero Contemporary Art Center, Ribera del Río Madrid Park, San Miguel Market and Plaza Mayor, Thyssen-Bornemisza and El Prado museums, El Retiro Park, Puerta de Alcalá, Puerta del Sol and Plaza de España. The route follows mainly marked cycle lanes, although some marked sections are shared with roads for cars on wide avenues with a lot of traffic. Other sections are on...

It was the most popular pilgrimage route for two centuries, with thousands of pilgrims traveling throughout the year from different parts of Spain. These paths were called at that time "royal roads," communication routes that belonged to the king and, therefore could not be alienated, plowed, or invaded. It has two origins: Madrid and Titulcia (Toledo / Aranjuez). The route from Madrid totals 257 kilometers in total, passing through Alcorcón, Móstoles, and El Álamo, among other...