Gran Hotel Inglés Calla de Echegaray, 8, Centro, 28014, Madrid, Spain

The old headquarters of the Spanish Post Office and Telegraph Company, is now one of the terraces offering the best views in town. This building is considered a masterpiece of art. The deck which encircles the iconic clock tower of Cibeles Palace offers an spectacular views of the Plaza de Cibeles and the Calle de Alcalá-Gran Vía split. Telephone: (+34-914) 80 00 08. www.esmadrid.com/en/tourist-information/palacio-de-cibeles

56-meters above Calle Alcalá , the roof of the Círculo de Bellas Artes (CBA) features one of the best and most spectacular views, and offers its visitors an unparalleled perspective of the urban landscape of Madrid. The ideal place to enjoy cocktail with the best background. Telephone: (+34-913) 60 54 00. http://www.circulobellasartes.com/.

If you want to experience the most crazy and different food in town, Diverxo is the place. It is the best place for a celebration and an unforgettable experience. Chef Dabiz Muñoz heads this 3-Michelin starred restaurant, the only on in Madrid. Telephone: (+34- 915) 70 07 66. http://diverxo.com/

Madrid’s National Museum is one of the most important in the world, as it home to approximately 35.000 masterpieces. This building will immerse you in an awesome culture experience. Telephone: (+34-91) 330 2800. http://www.museodelprado.es/en

This natural park in the middle of the city, will give you the chance to have a break from the stress and the noisy cars. You will have the chance to walk through the park or sail on the lake next to the Cristal palace. www.esmadrid.com/en/tourist-information/parque-del-retiro

Gran Vía is the main street of Madrid, and it has been like that since the beginning of 20thcentury, due to the tourism, business and entertaining.
Faro de Moncloa stands 110 feet tall over the center of Madrid’s Ciudad Universitaria. It offers vistors splendid views of the Lighthouse of Moncloa, a project by architect Salvador Pérez Arroyo and built in 1992.
The Plaza Mayor has been for four centuries the common courtyard of the town, a place that is both uniform and diverse, a place of encounter and coexistence for use and enjoyment shared by all Madrileños and visitors, constituting one of the most unique spaces in Madrid.

This place is a walk to the past. Opened since 1839, Lhardy is the oldest restaurant in Madrid; yet, they have adapted their kitchen to the new times. If you really want to feel the most genuine and historical Madrid, this romantic restaurant will make it possible. telephone: (+34-915) 21 33 85. http://lhardy.com/

A privately owned market whose most remarkable feature is the original iron structure from the early 20th century. In the Medieval Ages, this market was an open market where people could find any type of food. With time, it has become one of the most exclusive and gourmet places to have tapas and good wine. Telephone: (+34-915) 42 49 36. http://www.mercadodesanmiguel.es/

Even thought, the present kings does not reside here, it is the official residence of the King of Spain. Nevertheless, it is used for Ceremonies of State and solemn acts. Its architecture is very classic and majestic. Telephone: (+34-91) 454 87 00. http://www.patrimoninacional.es/

One of the most historical cities in Spain and just one hour driving from downtown Madrid. In Segovia, you will enjoy its romantic architecture and traditional Spanish food from the region. http://segoviaturismo.es/