📍 Madrid, Spain · ⏱ 3 days
Madrid 3-day itinerary
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Tres días
Prado at opening, La Latina tapas crawl on Sundays, Retiro Park rowing, and rooftop cocktails in Malasaña at midnight.
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The route — main attractions
7 stops · walking + transit hints inside
- 1Prado MuseumFree Mon-Sat 6-8pm, Sun 5-7pm — lines long. Velázquez, Goya, Bosch. Reserve 3 hours minimum.
- 2Reina Sofía MuseumPicasso's Guernica lives here. Free Mon+Wed-Sat 7-9pm, Sun 12:30-2:30pm. Closed Tues.
- 3Retiro ParkCrystal Palace + rowing lake. Sunday afternoons: buskers, tarot readers, drum circles.
- 4Royal Palace + Almudena Cathedral3418 rooms; only some open. Free last 2 hours (EU citizens). Changing of the guard Weds + Sat, 11am.
- 5Plaza Mayor + Mercado San Miguel17th-century square. San Miguel market is touristy but easy; La Latina for real tapas crawl.
- 6Gran Vía + ChuecaMadrid's Broadway. Chueca for cocktails + LGBT scene; Malasaña next door for indie shops.
- 7El Rastro flea market (Sun)Sundays 9am-3pm. La Latina metro. Get there by 10 for the choice cuts, tapas by 1pm.
The plan, day by day
- Day 1Prado + RetiroPrado at opening, lunch at Mercado San Miguel, Retiro Park rowboat + Palacio de Cristal, tapas in Huertas.Valentina from Frankfurt prepping this route · 12 min ago
- Day 2Royal + SolPalacio Real + Almudena, Plaza Mayor, Chocolatería San Ginés, Reina Sofía for Guernica, dinner in La Latina.Diana from The Hague planning this day · 2 hours ago
- Day 3Malasaña + rooftopsSunday Rastro flea market, Malasaña bar crawl, Circulo de Bellas Artes rooftop at sunset.Carla from Berlin prepping this route · 2 min ago
What travelers say
“Walked into every restaurant at exactly the right time. Felt like I was traveling with a friend who lives there.”
— Sofia M.
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Frequently asked questions
What to eat in Madrid?
Madrid offers a variety of culinary delights, from traditional churros con chocolate and jamón ibérico to modernist cuisine. Don't miss out on tapas tours like the one in La Latina for authentic flavors or try upscale dining at Botín, the oldest restaurant in the world.
Best time to visit Madrid?
Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are ideal times to visit Madrid due to mild weather and fewer tourists. Summer can be very hot while winter is cold with occasional snow.
Is Madrid safe at night?
Madrid is generally considered safe, even at night when most areas remain lively and well-lit. Neighborhoods like Chueca are popular for nightlife but always exercise caution in secluded spots or near major transportation hubs.
How to get around Madrid?
The best way to explore Madrid is via the efficient public transport system, especially the metro which covers most of the city. Taxis and ride-hailing services are also readily available, though more expensive during peak hours.
Madrid vs Barcelona?
While both cities offer rich cultural experiences, Madrid stands out for its grand royal palaces, extensive museums like Prado, and vibrant nightlife scene. Barcelona is renowned for its Gothic Quarter, beaches, and Gaudí architecture, making each city unique in its appeal.