Madrid : que faire
Les meilleures recommandations des habitants
Des sites touristiques aux trésors cachés, découvrez ce qui fait la particularité de cette ville avec l'aide des habitants qui la connaissent le mieux.
Musée d'art
“Musée emblématique de Madrid. Très belle collection qui vous permettra d'en apprendre plus sur l'art espagnol. Gratuit le soir après 18h.”
- Recommandé par 680 habitants
Parc
“Le fameux parc espagnol. Vous pourrez faire du sport pour les plus actifs, vous baladez et vous détendre en famille pour les plus stressés et même faire un tour de barque pour les plus romantiques. Un must see.”
- Recommandé par 707 habitants
Seasonal eats in an modern space with an all-season terrace
“Top contemporary art museum in Madrid. Always featuring interesting activities and concerts ”
- Recommandé par 502 habitants
Musée d'art
“With over 1,600 paintings, it was once the second largest private collection in the world after the British Royal Collection. A competition was held to house the core of the collection in 1987–88 after Baron Thyssen, having tried to enlarge his Museum in Lugano(Villa Favorita), searched for a location in Europe. The Thyssen-Bornemisza fills the historical gaps in its counterparts' collections: in the Prado's case this includes Italian primitives and works from the English, Dutch and German schools, while in the case of the Reina Sofia it concerns Impressionists, Expressionists, and European and American paintings from the 20th century. ”
- Recommandé par 346 habitants
Plaza
“First Square in Madrid. Catch a Free Tour here if you can. We recommend SANDEMANs Free Tour.”
- Recommandé par 431 habitants
Palace
“The Royal Palace of Madrid (Spanish: Palacio Real de Madrid) is the official residence of the Spanish royal family at the city of Madrid, although now only used for state ceremonies. The palace has 135,000 square metres (1,450,000 sq ft) of floor space and contains 3,418 rooms. It is the largest functioning royal palace and the largest by floor area in Europe.”
- Recommandé par 340 habitants
Quartier
“Gran Vía (literally "Great Way") is an ornate and upscale shopping street located in central Madrid. Today the street is known as the Spanish Broadway, and it is one of the streets with the most nightlife in Europe. It is known as the street that never sleeps. It leads from Calle de Alcalá, close to Plaza de Cibeles, to Plaza de España.”
- Recommandé par 224 habitants
Monument / Point de repère
“In addition to beeing an astonishing reconstruction of an ancient Egiptian Temple, it has one of the best views in Madrid, specially for sunsets. ”
- Recommandé par 339 habitants
Marché
“Magnifique Halle qui propose de nombreux kiosques avec différents types de tapas.”
- Recommandé par 305 habitants
Flea Market
“Bonne ambiance espagnole du dimanche qui se termine en famille ou entre amis autour d'une cerveza et quelques tapas”
- Recommandé par 298 habitants
Playground
“All purpose bar, but quite popular among the locals for their breakfasts. Very close to the underground station.”
- Recommandé par 168 habitants
Église
“ A beautiful building, outside and in, and a place where those seeking a spiritual connection will surely find it. Located next to the Grand Palace in the heart of Madrid the Cathedral has an interesting history. Built in fits and starts over 100 years, you don't get a sense of dislocation or disorganization inside the space. What you'll find here is calm and meditative despite its obvious attraction to the tourists. There are boxes for donations throughout the church, but there is no actual fee to visit, pray, or simply tour the history here. Be sure to make the stop when in the area, you won't regret it.”
- Recommandé par 104 habitants
Musée d'art
“A not to miss landmark is the Vertical Garden of Caixaforum, designed by Patric Blanc.”
- Recommandé par 161 habitants
Plaza
“Puerta del Sol is one of the most famous squares in Madrid and you can find some of the most important points and buildings in the capital.”
- Recommandé par 106 habitants
Quartier
“If you want to experience a different side of the city this is the place. A wild piece of nature where you can have a nice and long walk, there is also restaurants by the lake, perfect for a day plan, specially when is sunny. ”
- Recommandé par 156 habitants
Marché
“Vous y trouverez des produits de qualités ! Excellent endroit pour déguster des plats de toutes régions ou pays ”
- Recommandé par 193 habitants
Expériences très bien notées
Meilleurs restaurants
Restaurant espagnol
“Our former King's favourite Tapas place in Madrid. If you're not a vegan and eat pork ask for the "Huevos estrellados" -Eggs with ham.”
- Recommandé par 98 habitants
Tapas Restaurant
“Casa Labra is a centenary tavern in which you´ll taste their specialty as the cod and the cod croquettes, You can taste this in an environment that has remained almost unchanged since 1860.”
- Recommandé par 73 habitants
Tapas Restaurant
“Delicious Tortilla de Patatas (Spanish omelette)!! And nice and modern tapas.”
- Recommandé par 81 habitants
Restaurant espagnol
“The oldest restaurant in the world, established in 1725, the Botin has lost none of its charm over the years. Try a dish from the huge variety of roasted meats, prepared in a traditional oak-burning oven.”
- Recommandé par 94 habitants
Bar à vin
“Best beer served in town? at La Bodega de la Ardosa! come to try their spanish tortilla and one of the best Bravas in Town (tipical spicy fries from Madrid). A 4 minutos de casa !!!”
- Recommandé par 95 habitants
Tapas Restaurant
“"EL VIAJERO" restaurant and bar is situated over three stories in a classic nineteenth Century building, where the cozy and small rooftop garden on top is the prime spot to visit. It is the only rooftop bar in Madrid on this list, located in the Latina area of he city. "EL VIAJERO" (which btw means 'the Traveler') holds a full on restaurant on the ground floor, a second floor bar and on the third floor you get the best of both worlds. The kitchen on the terrace serves a nice selection of tapas and nibbles, along with crunchy pizzas with an Italian touch. The rooftop bar offers a wide selection of cocktails, where (of course) the mojito is a given favorite. Expect cool views over old town Madrid, a magical sunset accompanied with a vibrant and relaxed atmosphere. No reservations possible for the rooftop terrace, so be on time to be guaranteed a good spot.”
- Recommandé par 49 habitants
Restaurant
“A local neighbourhood market to buy groceries but also to have a drink and tapas.”
- Recommandé par 83 habitants
Performing Arts Venue
“Casa Patas is a tavern-restaurante and flamenco tablao in the center of Madrid that is considered a standard in the world of Flamenco. This unique establishment combines a select gastronomic offer, basted on the excellent products and recipes of traditional Spanish cuisine with a varied program of prime live flamenco shows.”
- Recommandé par 76 habitants
