Carpetania Madrid
This group offers guided tours of the city which focus on culture and fun. See Madrid with new eyes.
Calle Fuencarral
This is the youth fashion street par excellence, lined with shops, designer restaurants and night time haunts.
Plaza Dos de Mayo
Erected to remember the uprisings of May 2nd, today it is the heart of the emblematic neighborhood of Malasaña.
Fountain of Fame or Fountain of Antón Martín
Witness to great historical events, the statue shows the baroque preoccupation with the passage of time.
Microteatro por dinero
Enjoy a new performance format in Malasaña: snippets of theatre in small spaces at affordable prices.
Royal Academy of Exact Physical and Natural Sciences of Spain
A public academy dedicated to the study, research and dissemination of the sciences, created in the 16th century.
Church of Buena Dicha
This church, in the Malasaña neighborhood, was built at the early 20th century and is famous for its exterior that combines the neo-Gothic, neo-Mudéjar and neo-Nazarí.
Court of Audit
An imposing late 19th-century palace is home to the headquarters of the Court of Audit.
Parcent Palace
A sumptuous noble residence from the beginnings of the 18th century, it is also known as the House of the Seven Gardens.
Altamira Palace
Original project by the famous architect Ventura Rodríguez, this magnificent Baroque palace dates back to the eighteenth century.