3/5 - Okay
Not really a "suburb" of Madrid, quite a run-down working town and very poor public transport. A few places to eat and drink that were above average quality and people very friendly. Parking nightmarish.
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Madrid’s famous shopping strip has boutiques and international brands, an exciting nightlife and an impressive display of early 20th-century architecture.
Cheer on the superstar players of one of the world’s most successful soccer clubs and take a behind-the-scenes tour of the colossal 81,000-capacity stadium.
Serving as the capital's focal point, no visit to Madrid is complete without a trip to this central square.
Make your way to Madrid's iconic cobbled square and stroll past artists' stalls, listen to local street musicians, or sit down in the porticos to enjoy a coffee.
Alongside games of football and couples in pedalos, the art galleries, buskers and 17th-century palace give El Retiro a different flavour to your average park.
A world-renowned art museum with some of Europe’s most important masterpieces on display, this is an essential part of any Madrid tourist itinerary.
Not really a "suburb" of Madrid, quite a run-down working town and very poor public transport. A few places to eat and drink that were above average quality and people very friendly. Parking nightmarish.