about madrid

The Capital of Spain is one of the most comfortable and cosmopolitan cities in the world,
well-known as the liveliest in Europe. It is located in the birthplace of the Spanish Language, Castellan. Madrid also hosts several of the most important collections of art in the world.

Living in Madrid means being connected to the vibrant and glamour of the largest metropolis in the South of Europe, surrounded by a wealth of historical, cultural and artistic treasures. You have all of this and more under a constant deep blue sky!

Surrounding Areas

Any stay in Madrid demands a visit to the nearby towns and cities, some of which have been declared World Heritage sites by UNESCO

Toledo - a city renowned for its history and culture.
Segovia - famous for its local cuisine and home to the stunning Aqueduct, one of the most famous Spanish achievements of Roman architecture.
Cuenca - the 'hanging houses', the contemporary art museum, narrow bridges and steep lanes form part of the town’s secrets.
Avila - the noble beauty of its medieval walls.
El Escorial - magnificent and monumental. Throughout the 16th and 17th centuries, El Escorial was the centre of the largest empire ever known to mankind.
Chinchon - a traditional town, very near Madrid, with rural charm and excellent local cuisine.
Alcalá de Henares - the unforgettable city of Cervantes.
Navacerrada - a high mountain town with spectacular surroundings. Popular for winter and summer sports.
Salamanca - a student city and home to one of the world’s most famous universities dating back to medieval times.