This is a tiny art gallery located near the boats in Retiro Park. 5 stars because they have a clean…read morebathroom. If you're going to ride the boats, it's perfect to pop in for free, no charge.

If your looking for a laid-back kid friendly place to eat, this is pretty much a one-stop shop…read more They have multiple eateries for food, a couple bars for drinks, and free entertainment. When I went on a saturday night, this place was poppin' with a live singer/band and a stunt show. The food is a little pricey here but you're paying for the entertainment. I highly recommend this place if you're living around the Madrid Colon Area. Make sure to visit their vermouth bar and try their tap selections. Outrageous.

Not sure how this is kid friendly of a place? Like I went with my toddler and the music was so loud…read moreand there were barely and ramps that I could easily locate for the stroller? I am sure I sound like the ugly American tourist but when I think kid friendly I think toddlers and strollers and ease of mobility. It was loud and crowded with a confusing ordering system. This is probably the spot for young singles or folks with older kids but I would not recommend for families with young toddlers

This place is absolutey infamous in the "local" Madrid clubbing scene... if you are in Madrid on…read morevacation, do yourself a HUGE favor and check out this unique clubbing experience... Yes the music is often cheesy and yes the decor is abhorrent... Everything from Tranny's to suits, to costumes, to hotties.... type in 69 Petalos in youtube for a bunch of promotional videos - a very unique experience with a really fun vibe... always had fun when I ventured here... If you are too cool for school and extremely uptight then would recommend you avoid this place!

Absolutely beautiful area in Madrid! While visiting for my 39th birthday, this was added to the…read morelist of places to check out. Full of shops, vendors, amazing restaurants, and more chocolate stores than you can imagine! I loved the fact that everyone just kinda minded their own business and did their shopping, while most stood or sat around, eating food or talking with friends. We sat in the square, eating slices of pizza, and people watched while avoiding hungry pigeons and random folks offering to take photos LOL. It's a tourist spot, so what can you do! But it was a nice respite from the hustle and bustle of the main city, and I took a stroll every day.

This place is high drama and not just on stage. I don't know what it is about these cities but just…read morelike in Vienna, Milan, Sydney and anywhere else I've gone, you have to go to the theater. Built in the 1800s, it took forever to complete. 20+ years, because this is Spain. Its had everything from royal operas to political protests. Now it's one of the top opera houses in Europe.

. All I can say is that Casamerica is one of the best places to see performing arts, movies, talks,…read moreetc. In this month Ive seen some quite interesting happenings...and all of them FREE! except the movie, but come on it was 3 euros so it is just a great excuse to go to watch a great movie. The one I attended to was one based on Gabriel Garcia Marquez book, De Amor y otros demonios, exquisite! For October their calendar has quite a lot of events, including the marcha for Vivamerica, which by the way was amazing! The talks about music, film were so interesting and I was able to see people that Ive never imagine! The building itself is beautiful and there is a terraza too so after the events you can go a have a drink there. I am a Fan!