Explore the main attractions in Madrid

Our hotel lies within walking distance of several popular museums. We are just 100 meters from Museo Del Prado, the main Spanish national art museum with over 7500 paintings and 1000 sculptures. Equally close is the Caixa Forum Madrid where you can see the amazing vertical garden. Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza and Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia are also less than 500 meters away. Read more below about our selected points of interest.

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Prado Museum

0.13 mi / 0.22 km from the hotel
Don't miss this prestigious window into the world of art. Prado Museum is one of the world's largest and most important art galleries.
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Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum

0.24 mi / 0.39 km from the hotel
Immerse yourself in the extraordinary breadth of styles on display in this amazing private art collection containing mostly European works.
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Retiro Park

0.62 mi / 1 km from the hotel
One of Madrid’s most iconic attractions is the beautiful Retiro Park, an oasis in the city center. Take a stroll and admire the beautiful greenery, gardens, stop for a snack, picnic, or boat ride.

Royal Botanic Garden

0.18 mi / 0.29 km from the hotel
These charming botanical gardens were founded in 1781, and they house over 30,000 plant species. Each month there are a variety of events, concerts, and exhibitions to enjoy.

Plaza Mayor

0.73 mi / 1.17 km from the hotel
The Plaza Mayor is a major public space in the heart of Spain’s capital. Dating back to the 15th century, the square is very popular among tourists, with famous landmarks such as the equestrian statue of Philip III and El Arco de Cuchilleros, as well as many restaurants, terraces, and street performers.

Puerta del Sol

0.58 mi / 0.93 km from the hotel
Located close to the Plaza Mayor, Puerta del Sol is the city’s best known public square. Originally one of the city’s gates, this bustling square is a must see. Find the famous clock where locals gather to bring in the new year, and the plaque that marks Spain’s geographical center.