A Gourmet Chef’s Tips for the Best Restaurants in Spain
Álvaro de Juan Sánchez, a Spanish gourmet chef and former sous chef at Noma and Tickets, lives in Copenhagen. Here, he shares where he eats when he’s back home in Spain.
Álvaro de Juan Sánchez, a Spanish gourmet chef and former sous chef at Noma and Tickets, lives in Copenhagen. Here, he shares where he eats when he’s back home in Spain.
Are you a digital nomad, have you brought some work with you on vacation, or are you looking for a café with free Wi-Fi where you can enjoy your laptop? Here you’ll find cozy, laptop-friendly cafés in Madrid where you can sit and drink coffee for as long as you want.
You’ll never be done with Spain’s largest city. There’s always more to see in Madrid. Here’s an introduction to the city’s most iconic sites to inspire you on your first visit to Madrid.
A wealth of acclaimed artists are showcased in paintings, sculptures, photography and installation art. The Spanish art scene is filled with exciting exhibitions in 2026 that I can’t wait to see.
Stay at a boutique hotel in the center of Madrid where you can relax in stylish designer rooms in luxurious surroundings. And get the city’s most spectacular views included in the price.
The Prado Museum houses one of the world’s largest art collections and is a must-see when in Madrid. Take your time to explore the famous collection of Spanish and European paintings.
Have you visited Madrid’s main sights, or do you just fancy some alternative experiences in Madrid? The Spanish capital is packed with different experiences and interesting stories. Visit the new Banksy Museum, the surprising Central Station, beautiful gardens and eat tapas with the locals.
Once you’ve visited the three famous art museums, Prado, Reina Sofia and Thyssen-Bornemisza, there are still many exciting art experiences waiting for you in Madrid.
This year’s edition of the international photography festival PhotoEspaña features both established and young local and international photographers. Threads are drawn from the past into the future, conveyed from poetic and aesthetic staging to raw and humorous realism.
Madrid is one of the greenest capitals in the world in terms of the number of trees, and the city has plenty of natural oases. The Spanish capital also has a growing number of sustainable and organic restaurants and shopping options, so you have plenty of opportunities for a green city break.