Retiro Park is like the Central Park of Madrid. This gigantic park has it all. Large grassy areas…read morefor a picnic or long pathways to run or walk. A big lake in the center to rent a row boat and ride around or a crystal palace to swoon over. Retiro is big and it can be hard to see everything on foot. There are lots of available rental bikes to make your trip throughout the park even easier.

Beautiful park ! Lots of space for kids to run and play ! Plenty of cafes to grab coffee before and…read moreevening stroll! Came in winter and still is stunning

June 8, 2024. Saturday 5pm. Pool was busy with constant turnover, but never more than 3 people per…read morelane. Very much a bargain. CTRO DTVO MUNICIPAL ESC P, a purchase of $1.64 (senior discount). SWIM CAP requires. As brng your own lock for locker. I bought one around the corner at SUPER HOGAR LI JI, for $4.91.

Pool is beautiful, facilities are beautiful, but swimming here is very frustrating. Lifeguards…read moredon't control the pool so there are intermeidate swimmers in every lane not paying attention to faster swimmers. Lifeguards put little effort into separating swimmers by speed, which might be fine for intermediate swimmers but tough for fast swimmers. Signage for "calle rapida" doesn't really mean anything. Swimmers also don't pay attention to others in their lane; I would hate to see these poeple driving. Pool is crowded most hours, but the problem isn't the crowds but the lifeguards and the other swimmers. Learn to respect others people!

I stumbled across this largely by accident as I had arrived from my day trip to Toledo earlier than…read moreoriginally planned and still had the urge to explore something new. Unlike Retiro Park and other spots, this is one more partaken by the locals of Madrid rather than the tourists like me. Because of the heat, I didn't really explore the area in full. However, it's serene and blissful in the midst of a bustling metro. It's quite the way to escape from the madness. Fortunately there is easy metro access here so it isn't hard to reach.

The decision to place one of Madrid's highways underground provided an unprecedented opportunity to…read morelocate the city of Madrid within its surroundings, achieving a greater environmental biodiversity and a city that is greener, more habitable and sustainable.

Great location, great set up, great crew. Too bad it was just the 2 of us and we couldn't escape…read moreour zodiac killer room. Trust me, for that room go with at least 3 to 4 people. The challenges were very meticulous and we'll thought of. It did not disappoint.

The Fox in a Box Madrid scenarios include well designed and implemented puzzles. I did the…read more"Bunker" and "Zombie Apocalypse" with a team of 2 people, and had a lot of fun. A lot of work was spent on making the theme immersive and the puzzles are interesting and have clean mechanics. While the puzzles place some emphasis on thoroughness searching for clues or paying attention to detail, most of the effort is in linking and solving the actual puzzles.

Fun place for a full day hangout with friends. They have some really cool and dangerous rides. Good…read moreparks to sit and relax. Adult rides are real crazy and scary. With too many people in weekends it can be overcrowded as it is not very big. Open till 12pm and very close to metro is a good thing. I would go again sometime.

Attraction Park fro. Madrid was cute and affordable…read more The admission was only 36 dollars which is nothing compare to the prices of California theme parks. The food and snacks are the theme park was delicious and very affordable anywhere from 2-9 euros. The theme of the park was adorable with the nickolean section for the kids. Took many pictures here Park was clean and the lines were not long the day I went which was a Tuesday. Park closes at 8pm pretty early. A must see theme park for the uniqueness and affordable and cleanliness and friendly staff.

Bad ass little bouldering gym with everything you need to get a good workout in from shoes and…read morechalk to weight machines in the basement

From the owner: La nueva Sala Universal, totalmente reformada, moderna y actual, con todo lo que necesitas para…read moredivertirte. ¡Ven a visitarnos! Te ofrecemos una completa oferta de juego: - Bingo tradicional - Máquinas de video bingo, B3 y máquinas recreativas - Espacio WINGO - Ruleta electrónica - Zona de apuestas deportivas Sportium...

We spent a month in Madrid and joined Fisico to keep in shape. What a lovely gym. It was easy to…read morejoin and the dues were fair. We decided to do personal training a few days a week and got paired with Fran. I think possibly because Fran also speaks English as we do. Fran was excellent to work with. He was always smiling and motivating to keep us involved with our workouts. We enjoyed going to the gym for our workouts... even if we did feel a little tired afterwards some days. On the days without personal training the variety of equipment is first class! Also it's not highly busy so you can always lift weights or get on an aerobic machine without any wait. We highly recommend Fisico and highly recommend Fran for your personal training!

Wonderful experience that you get and the Marcos my tour guy super informative and welcoming. The…read moreexperience makes you feel at home after being away from home so hundreds of miles. Relaxing. A must do in Madrid

What a wonderful way to spend the day! Right from the start, Marcos thought of every detail,…read moresending comprehensive directions on how to arrive, setting everyone up on a horse and explaining all the directions in English. And as if a beautiful ride in the striking countryside wasn't enough, the picnic that followed was also fantastic. An assortment of delicious goodies including a fantastic hand made tortilla de patatas to snack on while looking out over the mountains. Couldn't have asked for a better day! Thank you to Marcos and the team!

We had a fantastic time. It definitely exceeding my expectations. I've been to many zoos before and…read moreeither a lot of the exhibits are under maintenance or the animal isn't present. The Zoo Aquarium de Madrid did not disappoint. It's quite a good size and offers a lot to see. Our son (2.5 years) really enjoyed the little farm animals. We all thought the dolphin show was outstanding. All in all this was a great experience. The walk from the subway station is a bit of a hike (we would probably bus it next time) but that wasn't a huge deal.

I am a zoo docent so I visit zoos wherever I am. This one is wonderful. The animals were…read moreobviously healthy and their habitats clean. The park is lovely and immaculate. This was a day well spent. I recommend 2-3 hours for the zoo, 45 minutes for lunch, and another hour for the aquarium. I did not see any docents there though. Either they have none or they aren't there during the week. I had a few animal questions and no one to ask. I think this well worth the price.