From art to food to politics, Madrid is Spain’s economic, cultural and political heart. Madrilenos have an unparalleled appetite for the more epicurean principles in life, whether it be in appreciation of the local cuisine or partying through until dawn any night of the week.
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"Maybe one day all guides will be like this" Evening Standard "The new travel must-haves" Daily Telegraph "Discerning travelers rejoice!" Conde Nast Traveller "A minor Bible" New York Times "Excellent guides for stylish travellers" Harpers & Queen "Irresistible" Quintessentially Magazine "Insight into what's really going on" Tatler
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Beverley Fearis has written for a number of serious travel publications from Business Traveller magazine to the Guardian newspaper. She lives in Brighton, where the sea air refreshes her after all her travelling.
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With Madrid's uninspiring Manzanares river hovering on the western edge of the city, it's left to the wide and equally uninspiring Gran Via to form the city's natural north-south divide. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Closed Sunday, Gran Via, Casa de Campo, Palacio Real, Paseo de la Castellana, Closed Saturday, Plaza Mayor, Real Madrid, Hotel Adler, Café del Foro, Hotel Quo, Calle Montera, Hotel Orfila, Puerta del Sol, Santo Mauro, Teatro Real, Café Oliver, Calle Alcala, Calle Goya, Casa Lucio, Paseo del Prado, Thai Gardens, Villa Magna, Viva Madrid, Bauza Hotel New!
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With Madrid's uninspiring Manzanares river hovering on the western edge of the city, it's left to the wide and equally uninspiring Gran Via to form the city's natural north-south divide. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Closed Sunday, Gran Via, Casa de Campo, Palacio Real, Paseo de la Castellana, Closed Saturday, Plaza Mayor, Real Madrid, Hotel Adler, Café del Foro, Hotel Quo, Calle Montera, Hotel Orfila, Puerta del Sol, Santo Mauro, Teatro Real, Café Oliver, Calle Alcala, Calle Goya, Casa Lucio, Paseo del Prado, Thai Gardens, Villa Magna, Viva Madrid, Bauza Hotel New!
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