Breakery
Breakfast and afternoon teas from the prestigious pastry chef Oriol Balaguer, opposite Atocha station.
La noria de agua de El Retiro
Located in the Huerto del Francés, it supplied water to the gardens, ponds, and streams in the park, as well as to the Royal Porcelain Factory.
Felipe IV Gate
The oldest monumental entrance to El Retiro Park dates back to the seventeenth century and pays tribute to Maria Anna of Neuburg, King Charles II’s second wife.
Cuesta de Moyano book stalls
An enduring city landmark, these book stalls lining a small pedestrian street are open all year round.
National Anthropology Museum
Standing across from Atocha Station, this museum offers a journey through the civilisations of the world.
Cuesta de Moyano Information Point
Located in one of the book stalls on Cuesta de Moyano, if offers all of the necessary information to enjoy Madrid.
Monument to the Victims of 11-M
The memorial to the victims of the Madrid 2004 terrorist attacks is situated next to Atocha train station.
Tablafina
Traditional Madrid and Spanish tapas of quality, in the Paseo del Prado.
Yo soy otro tú (I'm a different you). Works by Nadín Ospina
An interdisciplinary exhibition that deliberates on the concept of the "other" (National Anthropology Museum. Till 18 Oct).
El Día y la Noche
The painter and sculptor, Antonio López, is responsible for this sculpture set that represents the passage of time and pays tribute to the victims of the 2004 terrorist attacks at Atocha station.