14 Best Things to Do and See in Madrid

By knownow
Madrid is certainly one of the first cities that come to mind in Spain. Madrid With its colorful festivals, historical sites, sculptures, palaces and museums, it is home to many entertainment and cultural values. Let's take a look at the sights, museums and events in Madrid.

Plaza Mayor


Plaza Mayor, built during the reign of Felipe III (16th century), is Madrid's most popular square. The square is frequented by tourists every year, is rectangular and is 10,000 square meters. It is surrounded by 3-storey buildings.

Royal Palace of Madrid


The palace of the Spanish royal family was built in the 18th century. It is the largest royal palace in Europe. (135,000 square meters)


Puerta del Sol

Meaning is the gate of the Sun. It is a famous square.


Parque del Retiro


It is one of the largest parks in Madrid. Parque del Retiro has an astronomical observatory and two art exhibitions, Palacio de Cristal and Palacio de Velazquez. There is also a theater in the park.


Queen Sofia National Art Center Museum


It is an art museum that also exhibits the works of many famous artists. It was opened in the 20th century.


Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum of Art



Plaza de Cibeles


It is a famous square. It contains many magnificent historical buildings. If you go, don't forget to visit the Cybele Palace in Meyds.


Almudena Cathedral


It is a place worth seeing in Madrid. There is also a small museum inside. You can see the treasures of the cathedral in the museum.


Temple of Debod


This temple, which was built in Egypt in the 4th century, was later given to Spain.



Puerta de Alcalá

A neoclassical monument



Plaza de Espana


Built under Franco in 1924-1929. You can see the effects of the Renaissance period.

Plaza de Toros de Las Ventas


It is a bullfighting area and this opened in the 20th century. Worth seeing.


Festival de Otono

(Welcome to Spring Festival) first week of October

Festival de la Paloma 


(King 's Day); dance and music performances are held in the streets in august.


In this article, I have listed the places to visit in Madrid. My post is ending :) . Be careful when traveling. But don't forget to have fun. Thanks, see you...

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