Did you know that, since 15 May our city has pedestrianised more than 28.9 kilometres of streets so that you can walk up and down them freely?

It’s just one of the measures implemented by Madrid City Council recently in order to help guarantee social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic. On Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays from 08:00 to 14:00 and from 16:00 to 22:00, Read full article

You might have seen them before on your travels to Madrid. They’re basically two small monoliths found on opposite sides of the Plaza de la Independencia, home to the world-famous Puerta de Alcalá.

These two granite marker stones bear a curious inscription: “DROVEWAY OF 75.23 m”. In fact, they’re the last two boundary marks in existence corresponding to the former royal droveways. Read full article

The fact that fires are worrying is nothing new, because even kings from yesteryear like Felipe V were worried that their most emblematic buildings could succumb to flames. To stop this from happening, back in the Eighteenth century, the aforementioned king decided to build the palace that is known today as Palacio Real de Madrid and made it entirely of stone and bricks. Read full article

There are things in Madrid that you can only enjoy in this city. You could say this about many cities in the world because we know how unique and special every corner of the world is. However, we are here to talk about our city and we can assure you that it has a lot to offer that you can only enjoy here. Read full article