At this bar in the Chueca neighborhood, waiters bring a free tapas with each caña—a term for a glass of beer, local wine, or Spanish cider. Because

The lunch spot has a real Valencian making the paella.

You can find everything from silk handkerchiefs to cotton bandannas mixed in with clothes from the 40’s to the 70’s.

The shop is known for its colorful leather purses, designed by one of the owners.

Behind its impressive neoclassical façade with the stone busts of playwrights, the Teatro Español stages Spanish and international dramatic works i

Located in the Salamanca barrio, this millinery stocks wool caps, sun hats, and more.

Located on a traffic-heavy street that’s a main thoroughfare through central Madrid, this Cortefiel location sells women’s and men's apparel, inclu

The designer is known for playing with volume—her clothing is like sculpture.

This emblematic bar madrileño has old rock ’n’ roll posters on the walls. It’s been around forever.

The property is a boutique, café, and theater all housed within a former brothel.

The shop stocks a range of dresses in amazing prints.

Having started in the Middle Ages, El Rastro is a rambling 3,500-vendor market in the old streets of Madrid. The market begins at 9 a.m. on Sundays

After more than a decade of planning and construction, and an outlay of $210 million, Spain's most revered cultural icon unveiled its 237,000-squar