Spain
Location / Region Guide
Madrid
Must Sees
Must-see stops for this place.
Rastro de Madrid
An elevated flea market with antiques, handmade crafts, jewelry, souvenirs, and much more. There's something for nearly everyone. Plan to spend a few hours browsing the market.
Pro Tip
If you want to walk downhill, start at from Plaza de Cascorro and head down towards Ronda de Toledo. The market operates on Sunday's and public holidays from 9am-3pm.
Parque de El Retiro
Nearly 300 acres of parkland with plenty to explore. Don't miss the boats at Estanque Grande del Buen Retiro or the Palacio de Cristal. The park is filled with gardens, fountains, walking paths, and open spaces.
Pro Tip
Boats are 6€ on weekdays and 8€ on weekends and public holidays.
Chocolateria San Gines
Known to be Madrid's most famous churro location. Established in 1894 this spot is cranking out churros with thick cups of chocolate for dipping.
Pro Tip
The line might be long but the employees work fast. The chocolate is a must!
La Terraza Casa Dani
One of Madrid's most popular traditional Spanish-style tortilla de patatas. You can get it with or without onions. in 3 different sizes, and the service is quick. Be prepared for a slightly runny center. This is what gives it a desirable texture and consistency.
Pro Tip
There are two locations side by side. Casa Dani offers indoor seating, while La Terraza Casa Dani has outdoor seating. Both serve the same menu, so if one is full, it's worth checking the other.
Calle Del Factor
Explore Almudena Cathedral and the Royal Palace of Madrid before heading to Calle Del Factor for sunset.
Kapital
A seven-floor building with 5 floors dedicated to music and nightlife.
Pro Tip
Explore the different levels and find your favorite spot. Open Wednesday-Sunday.
TKO Tacos
Looking for a cheap eat? This is definitely the place. 1€ tacos and 3€ beers!
Pro Tip
Great option before a night out. Not all tacos are 1€ and beers 3€ but I was pretty impressed by the selection they do have.