Things To Do
San Miguel Market Madrid
Opened back in May 1916 as a local food market, in 2009 the Mercado de San Miguel – one of the city’s finest examples of cast-iron architecture located a stone's throw from Plaza Mayor – became Madrid’s first gourmet market. Nine years later, in 2018, it was relaunched with a number of internationally-renowned chefs joining the ranks.
Restaurant Botín
Sobrino de Botín founded in 1725, is the oldest restaurant in the world. They serve from the original ovens, specials such as succulent pig and roasted lamb shoulder.
Casa Alberto
Founded in 1827, Casa Alberto is an old bullfighters hangout serving authentic tapas, plus they have delicious Vermut on tap.
Mandarin Oriental Ritz, Madrid
Stop by the bar or sit in the stunning courtyard patio to beat the heat for a cocktail.
Oroya - The Madrid Edition
Admire quintessential views of Madrid’s red rooftops against the backdrop of the setting sun. Oroya’s terrace is a seductive garden in the sky featuring a fireplace and a vine-covered pergola, perfect for lazy lunches with friends and family. Also on the roof is Madrid’s biggest rooftop pool.
Salamanca Neighborhood
This upscale neighborhood offers the best high end boutique shopping the city has to offer. The Beverly Hills of Madrid.
Malasaña
Edgy, young and fun, this is Melrose Ave... pre pandemic. A vibrant neighborhood walking distance from the hotels.
Plaza Mayor
Madrids largest square. Take a nightly stroll and soak it all in. This is Madrid at its best.