Where to Eat

Bel Mondo

• A lively and trendy Italian spot known for its gorgeous interiors.

• Must-tries: burrata, truffle pasta, and tiramisu.

• Perfect for fun group dinners or a vibrant night out.

Los 33

• Stylish and intimate, serving modern Spanish dishes.

• Known for creative small plates and a chic, upscale vibe.

Salvaje

• A Japanese-fusion restaurant with a high-energy atmosphere and bold flavors.

• Highlights: sushi rolls, miso black cod, and extravagant cocktails.

Fismuler

• Minimalist decor meets inventive, seasonal Spanish cuisine.

• Don’t miss the schnitzel or their signature cheesecake.

Barrio Salamanca

• An upscale neighborhood in Madrid, known for luxury shopping, elegant streets, and fine dining.

• Shopping:

• Calle Serrano and Calle José Ortega y Gasset: Lined with designer boutiques like Chanel, Louis Vuitton, and Loewe.

• Dining:

• Rocacho: Known for high-quality Spanish meats and traditional flavors.

• Amazonico: A vibrant rainforest-themed restaurant serving Latin-inspired cuisine.

• What to Do:

• Wander the tree-lined streets and admire the beautiful architecture.

• Stop at El Corte Inglés Serrano Gourmet Experience for high-end food and stunning rooftop views.

Things to Do

Plaza Mayor

• Madrid’s iconic central square, surrounded by grand arcades and buzzing cafes.

Parque del Retiro (El Retiro Park)

• Madrid’s most famous park, ideal for strolling, picnics, or renting a rowboat on the lake.

• Don’t miss the Crystal Palace and the Monument to Alfonso XII.

Gran Vía

• Madrid’s bustling main street, filled with shops, theaters, and vibrant nightlife.

Food Markets

• Mercado de San Miguel: A must-visit for tapas, wine, and delicious desserts.