Spain’s capital is a stunning city, with hidden gems in every neighbourhood, it’s open and welcoming, modern yet traditional, stately yet popular, lively yet peaceful...

In addition to its famous museums, busy streets dotted with all kinds of shops, restaurants with world cuisine or unbeatable nightlife, Madrid will surprise you with its charming, tranquil historic spots, with traditional and family-run century-old bars where friends meet up for a drink, all kinds of neighbourhoods, and cultural centres that offer an alternative type of tourism.

Madrid’s location in the centre of the country makes it ideal for exploring Spain, and if you are looking for a break away from the capital, you can’t miss some delightful cities that are well worth a visit, like TOLEDO, “the city of three cultures,” owing to the mix of Christian, Muslim and Jewish communities co-existing in the city and this rich past is evident throughout.

The walled medieval city of SEGOVIA, with a famous Roman aqueduct that passes water from the nearby reservoir to the Alcázar in the city, or ARANJUEZ, the "city of kings", and also a variety of small picturesque towns such as Chinchón, and the charming villages in the mountains.