Madrid Travel Guide

This attractively landscaped Zoo-Aquarium de la Casa de Campo is located slap bang in the heart of the Casa de Campo. The animals look as h...

This Egyptian structure, Templo de Debod, which sits on the outskirts of the Parque del Oeste, dates back 2,200 years and is dedicated to t...

An extraordinary 2.5km (1.5-mile) trip over the Casa de Campo and Parque del Oeste in a cable car. The views of the Palacio Real, Río Manza...

Behind the deafening but refreshing water cascade in Plaza Colón, below the Columbus monument, is the city council's only purpose-built...

Given the extraordinary output of Catalan modernista architects such as Gaudí in Barcelona in the early 20th century, it is remarkable, to ...

This impressive Mudéjar brick tower dates from the 14th century, although the rest of the church dates from much later, having been rebuilt...

The oldest surviving church in Madrid, San Nicolás de los Servitas, stands just a few minutes from Plaza de Oriente. San Nicolás de los Ser...