Archive for June, 2009

Discover the best views and angles of Madrid through the eyes of an expert photographer. You’ll visit Circulo de Bellas Artes cafe, Gran Via, Plaza Espana (Don Quijote statue),Plaza de Oriente, Royal Palace, La Almudena, Puente de Segovia, Madrid de los Austrias, Plaza de la Villa (Madrid town hall), Plaza Mayor and Plaza Santa Ana.

Begin your personalized Private Madrid Photography Walking Tour at Circulo de Bellas Artes located at the entrance of Gran Via, one of the most important cultural spot in Madrid and one of director Pedro Almodovar’s favourite spots. Along the Gran Via, the real heart of Madrid with its beautiful 1930’s buildings and its great vitality. At the end you will find Plaza de Espana, and the statue of Spanish novelist Cervantes’s heroes – Don Quixote and Sancho Panza. Plaza de Oriente sits on the western side of Madrid it is on the east side of the Palacio Real. Continue Reading »

Match an introductory sightseeing tour of Madrid with a visit to Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, home ground of the legendary Real Madrid football team. Sightseeing and football – it’s the perfect mix!

On the panoramic city tour you will discover that Madrid is a multifaceted city, from its Arab origins, the court days during the reigns of Phillip II and Charles III, through to the nightlife hubs of present-day Madrid. It was during the reign of Charles III in the 18th century that Madrid became an important cultural and scientific center. Continue Reading »

Ole, ole! Feel the fiery heat of the flamenco in historic Florida Park on a night out in Madrid to remember. Before the professionals take to the stage you can get up and dance with the orchestra before the show begins. You also have the option of enjoying a traditional tapas meal, a three-course dinner or simply ordering a drink to enjoy while watching the show. Continue Reading »

Marvel at the sites of Madrid on this tour of the city and the Royal Palace. Learn about its past and how it has shaped the city you see today.

Discover Madrid as the multi-faceted city that it is, from its Arab origins to the court days during the reign of Phillip II and of Charles III, and finally to present day Madrid. It was during the reign of Charles III in the 18th Century when most artistic and cultural ideas were introduced enabling Madrid to become an important cultural and scientific center. Continue Reading »