One of Madrid's densest nightlife quarters, spreading around Plaza del Dos de Mayo north of Gran Vía. The square recalls the 1808 uprising, while record shops, vintage stores, and bars carry the legacy of the post-Franco Movida; convents and traditional taverns still survive between the murals and late-night crowds.
One of Madrid's densest nightlife quarters, spreading around Plaza del Dos de Mayo north of Gran Vía. The square recalls the 1808 uprising, while record shops, vintage stores, and bars carry the legacy of the post-Franco Movida; convents and traditional taverns still survive between the murals and late-night crowds.
1862 Dry BarCocktail Bar
Bad company 1920Cocktail Bar
Pan y Pepinillos CaféBakery
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A charming physical store in Madrid's Malasaña neighborhood, known for its selection of design brands, Spanish crafts, decorative objects, and fashion accessories.
A small, cozy specialty coffee shop in Malasaña, known for its high-quality coffee, Spanish lattes, and yogurt granola bowls, available for both dine-in and take-out.
One of the best artisan bakeries in Madrid. Sourdough bakery in Malasaña with naturally fermented breads, rolled pastries with French butter and specialty coffee on Calle Espíritu Santo 25.
1862 Dry BarCocktail Bar
Bad company 1920Cocktail Bar
Pan y Pepinillos CaféBakery
