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The largest Pride festival in Europe, Madrid Pride (MADO) offers a lineup of truly electric June and July events: the signature parade, a high-heel race, live performances and so much more.

Madrid Pride

Catholic Madrilenians view San Isidro Labrador as the patron saint of their city, and they celebrate his legacy by throwing this annual springtime festival in his honour—complete with parades, concerts, chotis dancing and delectable rosquilla doughnuts.

San Isidro Festival

In July and August, the Veranos de la Villa Festival brings more than 300 installations and public programmes to the city—like operettas, flamenco shows and immersive cinematic experiences.

Veranos de la Villa

The annual football season runs from August through May at Santiago Bernabéu Stadium and it offers an incredible opportunity to view the most successful club in European football history in action.

Santiago Bernabéu Stadium

Football Season

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Toledo lives up to its popularity among day-tripping Madrilenians with the Alcázar, the rebuilt former palace of Holy Roman Emperor Charles V, a museum of El Greco's artwork, and stunning Roman Catholic, Islamic, and Jewish religious architecture.

Toledo

During the 20th century, the Matadero Municipal of Legazpi was a set of dedicated buildings serving as an industrial slaughterhouse and livestock market in Madrid. Nowadays, it is a recognized art center and cultural space for various events.

Matadero

La Primera is a restaurant in Madrid known for its contemporary Cantabrian cuisine, with a focus on fresh, high-quality ingredients. Located on Gran Vía, it offers elegant décor and stunning views of the city.

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La Primera

The thoughtfully laid out "Golden Triangle"—as it is also sometimes known—makes it easy to see all three of the leading Spanish-art museums together: the Prado, the Reina Sofía, and the Thyssen-Bornemisza.

Triangle of Art

The Espacio Telefónica hosts a range of exhibitions on science, art, and digital-culture topics—from colour psychology to molecular gastronomy. It also doubles as a concert and workshop venue and boasts an eclectic shop.

Espacio Telefónica Foundation

With more than 1,700 hectares, it is the largest park in the city of Madrid and within its boundaries houses an amusement park, a zoo, fairgrounds, restaurants, a cable car and the Venta del Batán livestock complex. One of the most popular areas are the surroundings of the lake, which are especially pleasant to enjoy nature walking, having a drink in one of the bars, or renting a boat.

Casa de Campo Park

The UNESCO World Heritage-protected Aranjuez Cultural Landscape began as Spain's answer to Versailles. It possesses an opulent royal palace, showcasing Renaissance, Rococo, Moorish, and Chinese design, landscaped gardens, and a Baroque Old Quarter.

Aranjuez

Located near the Parque del Retiro in Madrid’s city center, the Museo Reina Sofía showcases a range of collections and exhibits that offer narratives and experiences speaking to the present through a critical study of the past.  From experimental avant-garde pieces to the eclecticism, institutionalism and disobedience of the 1980s, the museum has something for every visitor.

Museo Reina Sofía

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El Paraguas is a classic in Madrid, known for its authenticity and refined cuisine, ideal for those seeking an exceptional dining experience in the capital.

El Paraguas

Home to a towering ancient aqueduct and UNESCO World Heritage-protected Old Town and lined by recently restored city walls, Segovia is also beloved for its hillside miradores—charming, picnic-friendly lookouts.

Segovia

Visit one of Madrid’s most iconic neoclassical palaces, Villahermosa, located at the corner of the Paseo del Prado and the Carrera de San Jerónimo. One of the inscribed properties of the UNESCO World Heritage List, this well-preserved museum is home to nearly 1,000 paintings dating back to the 13th century, from artists such as Caravaggio, Rembrandt and Degas, among others.

Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum

A flamenco tablao in Madrid where you can enjoy the best live flamenco in the capital. Each day, 10 artists take to the tablao to offer the best of themselves in an unforgettable flamenco show.

Cardamomo Tablao Flamenco

The Plaza Mayor is an iconic historic square in Madrid, famous for its impressive architecture and vibrant atmosphere. Just a short walk away, our hotel near Puerta del Sol offers the perfect starting point to explore this emblematic square and other attractions in the city.

Plaza Mayor

The Mercado de San Miguel is a true gastronomic paradise in the heart of Madrid, where you can savor a variety of local delights and gourmet tapas. Just a few minutes from our hotel in Madrid, this historic market is the perfect place to immerse yourself in the city’s culinary culture.

Mercado de San Miguel

The Literary Quarter is best known for the many writers who used to live in this neighbourhood, such as Cervantes and Lope de Vega. However, it is also a fantastic art, theatre, and cinema destination, with venues such as the CaixaForum cultural centre.

Barrio de las Letras

Housed in a former railway workshop, reflecting the industrial architectural style of the early 19th century, the Museo Centro de Artes de Vanguardia serves as a cultural space for artistic experimentation as well as new trends and creative forms of expression.

Museo Centro de Artes de Vanguardia

This centre of contemporary culture provides an innovative program and space dedicated to theatre, dance, cinema, music, language and critical thinking, creativity, and artistic innovation—offering something for all tastes and talents.

Conde Duque Cultural Center

Gran Vía is one of the most iconic avenues in Madrid, known for its stunning architecture, fashionable shops, and vibrant nightlife. Located just a few steps away, our hotel near Gran Vía Madrid offers easy access to this iconic destination and the city’s main attractions.

Gran Vía

As the name suggests, Amazónico pays homage to the cuisine of the Amazon basin, as well as Argentina, India, and East Asia. There is even a sushi bar in the lush, greenery-filled dining room.

Amazónico

Stop by Chocolatería San Ginés for transcendent churros and chocolate a la taza: rich, thick Spanish hot chocolate perfected over 125-plus years since the legendary café opened its doors.

Chocolatería San Ginés

Wander among the wide paths, landscaped gardens, and historic pavilions of 350-acre El Retiro Park—formerly a retreat for the Spanish royal family. It’s even home to one of the few "crystal palaces" that remain in Europe.

El Retiro Park

With more than 5,000 species of plants distributed over four levels of terraces, the Royal Botanic Gardens of Madrid is a beautiful green space located next to the Prado Museum.

Royal Botanic Gardens

"The City of Hanging Houses" is home to not just the namesake cliffside, 14th-century residences (casas colgadas), which dangle precariously over river gorges—but a thriving modern-art scene and palaeontology museum.

Cuenca

A secret rooftop bar on the 10th floor of the Hyatt Centric Gran Vía Madrid hotel with a unique setting to contemplate the city center energy, with a privileged space to enjoy Madrid city views from an unrepeatable angle, tasting an authentic food experience buzzing with an energetic cocktail selection.

Hyatt Centric El Jardin De Diana Rooftop Cocktail

El Jardín De Diana

Experience art, fashion, and culture while sharing eclectic plates in this collection of curated dining spaces. The upscale restaurant features a hot charcoal kitchen serving up a range of local meats as well as ceviche at the Crudo Bar. Discover your perfect Gin-Tonic or try a Gentleman Botin, Lady Madrid, or another of our signature cocktails inspired by Madrid’s popular culture at the Gintoneria where you can enjoy a huge selection of gins and a modern vibe that’s perfect for after lunch or dinner or a catch up with friends.

Hyatt Centric Gran Via Madrid Restaurant Seating With Wine Shelf

Hielo y Carbón

Discover Madrid beyond the city with an open-air escape to Las Rozas Village, where fashion, gastronomy, and local culture come together. Just a short drive from the center, this destination invites you to stroll through more than 100 boutiques, enjoy Madrid’s traditions reimagined in every detail, and indulge in its culinary offering, from a tapas route to the classic vermouth ritual under the sun. The perfect plan to experience the essence of Madrid in a vibrant, inspiring outdoor setting.

Things to Do in Madrid City Center | Thompson Madrid, by Hyatt