A park with stunning views over Madrid’s historic center. In the middle stands an authentic Egyptian temple, gifted to Spain by Egypt and reconstructed here. A popular spot among locals to watch the sunset.

Major central square surrounded by iconic buildings such as Hotel RIU, Edificio España, and the end of Gran Vía. The square’s decoration is inspired by Don Quixote de la Mancha and its author Cervantes.

The official gardens of the Royal Palace. Recently renovated, offering elegant landscaping and scenic viewpoints.

Iconic square connecting the Royal Palace and the Royal Opera House. Designed in French style, with statues that once stood atop the Palace. Its central fountain is one of the most important in Madrid.

A viewpoint offering panoramas of eastern Madrid and the other side of the Manzanares River. Views of the mountains and Casa de Campo park.

Stunning views of Almudena Cathedral and Segovia Bridge (Viaducto de Segovia). A chill gathering spot for locals to enjoy sunset or a drink outdoors.

Located beside one of Madrid’s most important basilicas: San Francisco el Grande. Though relatively modern, it features a classical statue and views of the basilica’s old façade. This is the entrance to the La Latina neighborhood.

Originally a spot where carts unloaded goods for the nearby Market of La Cebada. Surrounded by churches and local shops, with views of San Francisco el Grande. Just a few meters away is the San Isidro Museum dedicated to Madrid’s patron saint (usually with free entry)