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HALA MADRID

Madrid is a vibrant and lively city, offering a perfect combination of culture, gastronomy, and history. Don't miss the iconic Prado Museum and a stroll through Retiro Park, where you can relax and enjoy nature. Try the tapas at one of the many traditional bars and enjoy the lively nightlife of the Spanish capital. But here are some tips.

Use public transportation.

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Madrid's public transport system works very well and has an extensive network throughout the city. The main tip is to buy a 10-trip ticket that works for both the metro and buses.

Tickets are sold at machines in the subway, including at the airport.

We recommend using Google Maps or Citymapper to find the best way to get where you want to go.

Airport transfer

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If you're traveling alone, it's best to take the metro, as the total trip costs less than 12 euros. If you're with more people, we recommend taking an Uber or Bolt (Uber's competitor). Read the instructions in the app, as the driver will stop inside the parking garage.

Downtown

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Like any large city center, it has a lot of history, various tourist traps, souvenir shops, and unfortunately, pickpockets.

Parque do Retiro

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We recommend going to the Crystal Palace, seeing the lake with the boats, and having a beer at Florida Park.

Museus

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Prado Museum. It has days when admission is free (with huge queues): Mon-Sat: 6pm-8pm and Sun: 5pm-7pm.

Reina Sofía Museum. Free admission: Mon, Wed-Sat: 7pm-9pm and Sun: 12:30pm-2:30pm


Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum - Online booking required.

Sorolla Museum - house-museum of the painter Sorolla

Museum of the History of Madrid - free admission

Royal Palace - You need to bring your passport.

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Always try to make a reservation

Restaurantes

Sala de Despiece – modern

 

StreetXO – food from one of the world’s best chefs at a relatively “affordable” price

 

El Sobrino de Botín – the oldest restaurant in the world

 

La Barraca – Valencian restaurant, great for rice dishes/paella

 

Fismuler – signature takes on classic dishes

 

La Primera – Cantabrian cuisine

 

Matteo – Italian

 

Santerra Restaurante – worth sitting at the counter (bar) and ordering Madrid’s best croquette

 

Casa Dani – famous for its tortilla

 

Juana la Loca – excellent tortilla

 

Pizzeria Fratelli Figurato – some of the best pizzas in the world

 

Tacos Chapultepec – Mexican

 

La Prensa Burgers – smash burgers

 

Pink – smash burgers

 

Juancho’s BBQ – thick, tall burgers

 

Miyama – Japanese

 

Akiro – Japanese

 

Makan – Lebanese

 

Honest Greens – salads & protein

 

Soy Kitchen – Asian

 

Lobito de Mar – seafood and rice dishes

Entre tapas e beijos

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Bares

Plaza de Olavide - square with a lot of bars

Taberna La Mina - seafood

Hermanos Vinagre - tapas 

Bar Cruz La Casa de las Navajas - as it been named, navajas

Ostras Pedrín - ostras!

Gota - wine

Masa - wine

Macera - drinks

Hopper - drinks

Trafalgar - drinks

Bee beer - beeer

The toast taproom - more beer

El 2D - bar

Bar Sidi - tapas

Serviços

Para que todos se sintam ainda mais especiais no nosso grande dia, reunimos algumas dicas de serviços em Madrid que podem ser úteis durante a estadia. Indicamos salões de beleza e profissionais de confiança para cabelo e maquiagem, além de outras opções que vão ajudar vocês a estarem prontos para a celebração. Assim, ninguém precisa se preocupar — é só relaxar, se cuidar e aproveitar a festa

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Cabeleireiro

Em breve

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Maquiagem

Em breve

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Barbearia

Em breve

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