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The apartement is located in the heart of Madrid, above San Miguel Market in the Austrias Neighbourhood, 50 meters far from Plaza Mayor
Plaza Mayor, La Encarnación Monastery and Plaza de la Villa, with buildings erected in the fifteenth, sixteenth and seventeenth centuries – Casa de la Villa (formerly, Madrid City Hall), Los Lujanes Tower, Cisneros House –, are the main architectural complexes built under the Hapsburgs. Another must-see landmark is the Descalzas Reales Monastery, a nunnery that was the royal seat of Charles I of Spain
The Bourbons traised the Royal Palace. Nearby Plaza de Oriente, La Almudena Cathedral, and Other buildings from the seventeenth to the nineteenth centuries. Some of these sights are the Collegiate Church of San Isidro (Madrid’s cathedral until 1993), the Basilica of San Miguel, the Basilica of San Francisco el Grande, one of Europe’s largest domes , It houses works by Zurbarán and Goya and the Teatro Real opera house.
Campo del Moro Park must not be forgotten.
The Rastro market on Sunday and holiday mornings the streets turn into street markets where you can buy all sorts of products ranging from new and used clothes, jewelry, trinkets and knick-knacks to items from auction houses, old CDs and many more.
The San Miguel Market is a major culinary attraction in Hapsburg Madrid. With an iron and glass structure from 1916, the market sells fruit, fish, bread, tapas and sweets at some 30 individual stalls.
Taste the traditional ‘bocata de calamares’ (calamari rings in batter served between bread) which is so typical of Madrid; and century-old cafeterias, such as San Ginés –specialised in chocolate served with “churros”. the eldest restautrant, fourhundred years old Casa Botín, famous for its stew, If you want to take away a sweet souvenir, visit the Las Carboneras Convent.-
A great deal of hotspots for dining out, The Cava Alta and Cava Baja streets, which used to be home to inns and guest houses,
La Perejila, María la Lía, Delic, La Musa, El Almendro, Juana la Loca, Tapioca, Posada de la Villa, are just a few of the establishments you should not miss on your tapeo tour in La Latina on Sunday or any other day of the week.
A visit the Mercado de la Cebada on Saturday , not glamour but cheap and quality food.
Casa Hernanz has been selling traditional footwear in Spain: espadrilles since 1840 in the same establishment in Calle Toledo.
La Latina’s dining scene means one thing above all: tapas. This centrally located neighbourhood is a magnet to locals and tourists alike, who happily come here to have their fix of bite-size Spanish food. you can choose from a wealth of different recipes of mouth-watering croquettes or go for Madrid’s classics: deep-fried squid, grilled pig’s ear, patatas bravas (cubes of potato in spicy tomato sauce) or boquerones (anchovies) in vinegar.,

Without a doubt, public transport. You will not need a car, although we have parking lots very close to the apartment.
One of the best subways in Europe. The La Latina metro station, the Tirso de Molina station, the Atocha regional train station, the Atocha high-speed train.
Think about Toledo, Segovia, by train. Historic cities for a longer visit.