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Chamberí has always been in constant evolution. Traditionally a stately area, free from the tourist rush of the centre, with wide streets and flats at impossible prices, in recent years it has become one of the most attractive gastronomic areas of the city, although with few green areas, its architecture deserves a special mention, as well as the cultural spaces that survive mainly thanks to the older population that continues to go to the cinema, the theatre or to see a good exhibition.
In the last few years, the city of Madrid, capital of Spain, is one of the cities that is becoming a very attractive tourist destination for both Spanish and international tourists. Appart from the monuments that can be visited in Madrid, the charm of its main squares and streets, with emblematic places such as the Plaza Mayor, Puerta del Sol or the reborn Gran Vía, is one of its main attractions. However, above all, those who visit Madrid appreciate the very welcoming spirit of the city, always with a great cultural, leisure and gastronomic atmosphere. You can visit many tourist attractions such as Puerta de Alcalá, Cibeles Square, the Royal Palace or the Almudena Cathedral. Tourists also value the artistic wealth that Madrid's museums enclose, specially those that are part of the so-called Triangle of Art: the Prado Museum, the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum and the Reina Sofía Museum.

-20 minutes by Metro from Puerta del Sol
-Half an hour by transport from the Bernabéu Stadium.
-It is between 2 parks (Parque de Santander with sports facilities and Parque de Bravo Murillo) and next to the small park Enrique Herreros.
-500m away from Calle de Bravo Murillo
Means of transport:
-Metro Canal and Islas Filipinas stops at 450/500m.
-Avenida de América interchange 20 min away by Metro.
-Moncloa Interchange 20 min walk or 15 min by bus