TOP 10 PLACES TO GET THE BEST VIEWS OF MADRID
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Mirador Madrid
Great observation deck at Cibeles Palace, from which you can enjoy stunning panoramic views of the city.
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Temple of Debod Gardens
Designed by Manuel Herrero Palacios, this funeral monument was brought stone by stone from Egypt.
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Mirador de la Cornisa observation deck
Between the Royal Palace and Almudena Cathedral, this observation deck offers wonderful vistas of Casa de Campo and the Campo del Moro Gardens.
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Casa de Campo Lake
The lake is a recreational area where people of all ages can spend their leisure time and a spot with exceptional views of Madrid.
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360° Terraza y Sky Bar
Take in the best views of Madrid from the top of the Hotel Riu Plaza de España.
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Almudena Cathedral Dome
Look out over the Royal Palace and the Plaza de Oriente from more than 70 metres up in the air.
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Madrid Teleférico
Enjoy Madrid from the air (access via Pintor Rosales and Casa de Campo. Check the official website for Opening Days and Times ).
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Terraza de Sabatini
A place to go for tapas as you soak up the best views of the Royal Palace and the Sabatini Gardens.
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Azotea del Círculo
A rooftop terrace on which you can enjoy a wide range of cocktails as you take in the wonderful views.
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Faro de Moncloa
Enjoy wonderful vistas of the city from this observation deck. Open Tues-Sun (except for special dates). Don't miss the souvenir store!
A HIT WITH THE LOCALS
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Timeless jewellery
Pieces of jewellery are dreams come true in the eyes of these makers who, in their studios in Madrid, uphold an artisan tradition deeply rooted in our city.
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Madrid's coffee shops
A large part of Madrid’s history has been witnessed by the marble tabletops of its coffee shops which, since the start of the 19th century, have enriched cultural life in the capital by hosting regular philosophical debates.
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Centuries-old Patisseries
Just as they did back then, these establishments with over a century of history still put a smile on our faces, especially at Christmas when they become even more magical.
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