房源位置

The area in which the flat is located is within the Universidad neighbourhood in the Centro district. It is one of the oldest and liveliest areas of Madrid, known as Malasaña. Malasaña forms an irregular square flanked by Gran Vía to the south, Calle Fuencarral to the east, Calle Carranza to the north and finally Calle San Bernardo to the west and is characterised by its alternative, transgressive and kitschy style. Rock, punk and indie-pop are its soundtrack and it invites you to listen to it in small venues, which is why you won't usually find large clubs in the area. It also has a wide range of gastronomic offerings, including the Bodega de la Ardosa, which since its inauguration in 1892 has offered vermouth and beer on tap along with typical tapas of fried ear, potato omelette or canned seafood to nibble on, along with Casa Fidel, Casa Julio, Casa Camacho and La Camocha.

Subway: Tribunal station (L1 and L10) less than 5 minutes walk.
Bus: Line 002, San Ildefonso stop, 1 minute walk away.
Renfe Cercanías (commuter): Sol station (C3 and C4) 10 minutes walk.