Guidebook for Madrid
Parks & Nature
Jardín de uso público cuyo origen es una finca de recreo rústico urbana con zonas de explotación agrícola y un marcado carácter mediterráneo, que dispone de edificios y arquitecturas declaradas de alto interés. Cerrado en la totalidad de su perímetro con cinco puertas de acceso, limita al sur con la C/ Alcalá, al norte con la C/ Juan Ignacio Luca de Tena, al este con la Avda. 25 de Septiembre y al oeste con la C/ Miami.
El parque incluye grandes extensiones de arbolado, en el que podemos encontrar una gran cantidad de especies (olivos, pinos, eucaliptos), aunque la estrella del parque son los almendros, que florecen en febrero y marzo, ofreciendo un fantástico espectáculo.
El parque está dividido en dos zonas claramente diferenciadas: la zona norte con estilo romántico paisajista y la zona sur de carácter agrícola.
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Parque La Quinta de los Molinos
527 C. de AlcaláJardín de uso público cuyo origen es una finca de recreo rústico urbana con zonas de explotación agrícola y un marcado carácter mediterráneo, que dispone de edificios y arquitecturas declaradas de alto interés. Cerrado en la totalidad de su perímetro con cinco puertas de acceso, limita al sur con la C/ Alcalá, al norte con la C/ Juan Ignacio Luca de Tena, al este con la Avda. 25 de Septiembre y al oeste con la C/ Miami.
El parque incluye grandes extensiones de arbolado, en el que podemos encontrar una gran cantidad de especies (olivos, pinos, eucaliptos), aunque la estrella del parque son los almendros, que florecen en febrero y marzo, ofreciendo un fantástico espectáculo.
El parque está dividido en dos zonas claramente diferenciadas: la zona norte con estilo romántico paisajista y la zona sur de carácter agrícola.
Parco Juan Carlos I
Avenida de LogroñoFood Scene
Restaurante La Tagliatella | C/Alcalá, Madrid
498 C. de AlcaláDestaca por la calidad de su pasta fresca, el carpaccio de bacalao y la pizza tartufo e funghi
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Ginos
43 C/ de la Ribera de CurtidoresDestaca por la calidad de su pasta fresca, el carpaccio de bacalao y la pizza tartufo e funghi
VIPS
43 C/ de la Ribera de CurtidoresMcDonald's
5 Gta. de Cuatro CaminosRestaurante Asador Marinero Jaizkibel Artesanos Cocineros dirigido por Cipriano Sánchez, conocido cocinero y director de otros restaurantes como Gaztelu
JAIZKIBEL
67 C. de AlbasanzRestaurante Asador Marinero Jaizkibel Artesanos Cocineros dirigido por Cipriano Sánchez, conocido cocinero y director de otros restaurantes como Gaztelu
Getting Around
Suanzes station
527 C. de AlcaláEssentials
Supercor Exprés
18 Calle de O'DonnellSupermarket open until 12of night all days
Estación de Servicio Repsol
175 C. de Arturo SoriaOpen 24h
Shopping
Arturo Soria Plaza
126 C. de Arturo SoriaPlenilunio
s/n C. de AracneArts & Culture
On the 14th of February 1972 the Madrid Wax Museum opened its doors. Located on the Paseo de Recoletos, it is at the start of what is known as the "golden mile" of Madrid Museums.
Marilyn Monroe2,000 square metres split over two floors; it has over forty rooms in which the visitor can travel through time. Thanks to the combination of spaces, environments, lights and sounds, each person who is represented takes on a special dimension in time, which allows the visitor to stand before the character who has been recreated in the environment in which they lived...
Antonio BanderasPermanently being updated, it is a Museum which contains representations of the most prominent figures today: George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, Mariano Rajoy, Andrés Iniesta, Penélope Cruz, Antonio Banderas, David Villa, Barack Obama, Rafa Nadal, Mario Vargas Llosa, Iker Casillas, Miley Cyrus and Sponge Bob, have been added to an exhibition in which, among hundreds of figures, you can see El Cid, Camilo José Cela, the Catholic Monarchs, Fernando Torres, Yasser Arafat, Antonio Gala and David Bisbal…, most of the contemporary characters have personally inaugurated their sculptures, which wear clothes from their personal wardrobes, for example Montserrat Caballé, Rafael Alberti, Zinedine Zidane, Antonio Gala, Lola Flores and Miguel Induraín, Joaquín Rodrigo, Severo Ochoa, Mario Vargas Llosa, Rafa Nadal, Joaquín Cortés, Iker Casillas and King Juan Carlos I.
The spectacular sets, made by the best artists, are home to the figures and, combined with the Museum’s other attractions like the “Terror Train”, “Simulator” and “Multivision”, they help ensure that our visitors enjoy hours of fun and discovery. And if that’s the case, we’ve achieved our goal.
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Museo delle Cere di Madrid
1 Pl. de ColónOn the 14th of February 1972 the Madrid Wax Museum opened its doors. Located on the Paseo de Recoletos, it is at the start of what is known as the "golden mile" of Madrid Museums.
Marilyn Monroe2,000 square metres split over two floors; it has over forty rooms in which the visitor can travel through time. Thanks to the combination of spaces, environments, lights and sounds, each person who is represented takes on a special dimension in time, which allows the visitor to stand before the character who has been recreated in the environment in which they lived...
Antonio BanderasPermanently being updated, it is a Museum which contains representations of the most prominent figures today: George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, Mariano Rajoy, Andrés Iniesta, Penélope Cruz, Antonio Banderas, David Villa, Barack Obama, Rafa Nadal, Mario Vargas Llosa, Iker Casillas, Miley Cyrus and Sponge Bob, have been added to an exhibition in which, among hundreds of figures, you can see El Cid, Camilo José Cela, the Catholic Monarchs, Fernando Torres, Yasser Arafat, Antonio Gala and David Bisbal…, most of the contemporary characters have personally inaugurated their sculptures, which wear clothes from their personal wardrobes, for example Montserrat Caballé, Rafael Alberti, Zinedine Zidane, Antonio Gala, Lola Flores and Miguel Induraín, Joaquín Rodrigo, Severo Ochoa, Mario Vargas Llosa, Rafa Nadal, Joaquín Cortés, Iker Casillas and King Juan Carlos I.
The spectacular sets, made by the best artists, are home to the figures and, combined with the Museum’s other attractions like the “Terror Train”, “Simulator” and “Multivision”, they help ensure that our visitors enjoy hours of fun and discovery. And if that’s the case, we’ve achieved our goal.