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No matter if you're looking for a short trip away or planning a longer vacation, Madrid is a first-rate destination.

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Travelers to this area of Community of Madrid will be rubbing shoulders with approximately 3,300,000 local residents.

Escape the ordinary and throw yourself into a realm of wonder at Parque Warner Madrid and Aquopolis. Want more? Heron City and Madrid Wax Museum are also highly recommended by parents.

You don't need fins and scales to be able to investigate the riches of the underwater world at Madrid Zoo Aquarium.

Take snapshots, admire the educational displays and learn about a range of animal habitats at Faunia. If your time is limited, stop by the information counter and take a map so you don't miss out on any of the zoo highlights.

If you like to get your poker face out occasionally, Casino Gran Madrid, Casino de Madrid and Casino Gran Via are worth a try.

From beautiful shrubs and vines to long and twisting garden paths, the treasures of Crystal Palace are just waiting to be discovered. Royal Botanical Garden and Dalieda de San Francisco are also worth checking out.

For fresh air and relaxation, grab something for lunch and find a shady nook at one of the area's leafy urban parks, such as El Retiro Park or Parque Norte. Sabatini Gardens and Juan Carlos I Park are two more pleasant spots to while away a lazy afternoon with a good book.

Expanses of fresh water almost always attract an intriguing variety of creatures. Pull out the old binoculars at Laguna del Campillo or El Raso Lagoon and see what you can spot. Didn't see so much as a mosquito? Make your way over to El Soto Lagoon and El Picon de los Conejos Lagoon and give it another shot.

Schedule a visit to some of the delightful cultural institutions in the area. Meander through the hallways as you check out the displays at Prado Museum and Royal Palace. Reina Sofia Museum and Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum are also worth a visit.

You may think of natural museums as a place to take the kids, but the intriguing specimens at Museum of Natural Sciences and Museo de America show that there's more than enough to keep the grown-ups interested as well. National Archaeological Museum of Spain and Regional Archaeological Museum are also well worth stopping by.

Do you love art? There are galleries of all kinds here. Swing by CaixaForum Madrid and Fundacion Juan March for the best of what this creative hotspot has to offer. If you're feeling inspired, wrap up your afternoon at Cerralbo Museum and La Caixa Foundation.

Travel back in time and discover mysteries of the past at Museo de Historia de Madrid or Museo Postal y Telegrafico. Like the sound of those? You'll be able to learn even more at San Isidro Museum and The Royal Armoury of Madrid.

Complutense University of Madrid and Temple of Debod are certainly worth paying a visit to, even if you're not a passionate history buff. When it comes to days of old, the stories are countless. University of Alcala and Royal Palace of El Pardo are two more great places to check out.

Providing safe passage of the city's rivers, Puente de los Franceses and Puente de la Reina Victoria offer a striking view of the flowing river below. Don't leave before you see another great example of engineering excellence, Segovia Bridge.

When it came to designing Archbishop's Palace and Velazquez Palace, you'll see that they spared no expense. Zarzuela Palace and Liria Palace are two more magnificent dwellings that have plenty of stories to tell.

Discover the region's spiritual side and take in the peaceful atmosphere at Almudena Cathedral and San Isidro Church. You could also take a walk around San Antonio de la Florida Hermitage and Monastery of San Bernardo.

This region's most famed sights often overshadow its less visited, yet equally rewarding activities. City Hall and National Library might catch your interest. If you have the time, also visit La Casa Encendida and Teatros del Canal.

As it's the nation's capital, finding a place to rest and relax in Madrid should be easy enough. There are no less than 641 Madrid hotels that you can book online with Expedia.

Start your quest for the ultimate Madrid accommodation by checking out the latest deals at the excellent Hotel Villa Magna, located at Paseo de la Castellana 22, and the Hotel Ritz, at Plaza de la Lealtad 5. If you're after more budget-friendly options, the Hotel Francisco I, Calle Arenal, 15, or the Artrip, Calle de Valencia, 11, could be a better fit.

If you are in town for just one night and only have limited time for a quick tour of the top attractions, you may prefer to check out the Urban or the NH Collection Palacio de Tepa, which are both only a short distance away from Plaza Mayor.

Guide to Exploring Madrid

Plaza de Colon

See two distinctive monuments honoring Christopher Columbus and then spend the rest of the day discovering the sights and sounds of the busy Paseo de la Castellana.

National Archaeological Museum of Spain

Take a trip into the past as you explore the collections of this vast museum. Find prehistoric cave paintings, Roman mosaics and Greek vases under one roof.

Temple of Debod

Marvel at the unlikely spectacle of an ancient Egyptian temple in Madrid. This striking landmark has survived thousands of years and traveled thousands of miles.

Crystal Palace

Modeled on London’s famous Crystal Palace, this 19th-century building is made almost entirely of glass and today hosts regular exhibitions.

Plaza de la Villa

Admire the beautifully preserved historic buildings that line this charming square in the heart of Madrid.

Teatro Espanol

Learn about one of the oldest performance spaces in Europe through a guided tour and then watch a show in one of its beautiful auditoriums.

Gran Via

Madrid’s famous shopping strip has boutiques stores and international brands, an exciting nightlife and an impressive display of early 20th-century architecture.

City Hall

Admire the architecture of Madrid’s old town hall or go for a tour of the interior to see where councilors ran the city for more than 300 years.

Prado Museum

An art museum to rival the Louvre or the British National Gallery, this is the place to see some of the finest art Europe has to offer.

Puerta del Sol

Stand at the very center of Madrid and feel the buzz as thousands of people meet and greet before a night out, gather for protests, or start out on a tour of the city.

Royal Palace

Be spellbound by the scale and splendor of the Spanish Royal Family’s former official residence.

National Library

Gaze at the intricate façade before you head inside to explore a collection of several million items.

Plaza Mayor

This square has seen everything from markets and public celebrations to bullfights and executions. Today you’ll find street performers, artists and plenty of shops.

El Rastro

Spend a Sunday strolling from stall to stall picking out quirky souvenirs and soaking up the atmosphere of Madrid’s best-known open-air market.

Museum of Natural Sciences

Walk the halls of the biggest natural history museum in Spain, home to thousands of specimens from across the country, its former colonies and the wider world.

Plaza de Espana

See Madrid’s most iconic skyscrapers and admire the monument to Miguel de Cervantes in one of the city’s most important squares.

Las Ventas

Get yourself a ticket to a fight or take a tour of Spain’s most important bullfighting ring. 

Puerta de Alcala

See the majestic gate that was once Madrid’s eastern entrance but is today a symbol of the Spanish metropolis.

Plaza de Cibeles

Lined with extravagant old buildings and renowned for the iconic fountain at its center, this is one of Madrid’s most impressive squares.

Reina Sofia Museum

With some of Spain’s foremost modern and contemporary artworks and a collection that ranks among the world’s finest, this is a museum art lovers won’t want to miss.

Almudena Cathedral

Admire the baroque architecture as you walk through the entrance and into the fascinating interior of Madrid’s only cathedral.

Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum

This is one of Madrid’s three great art museums, the place to see masterpieces from the 13th through the 20th century.

El Retiro Park

Relax by the pond, walk through landscaped gardens, and admire the elegant statues and buildings in one of Madrid’s biggest and most popular parks.

Casa de Campo

Walk along one of many trails, visit the zoo and amusement park, or relax by the lake in a restaurant or café at this attractive green space.

Chueca

This avant-garde part of Madrid is known as the gay quarter because of its numerous LGBT shops and bars, a Gay Pride march and an open-minded populace.

Torrelodones

With a wonderful setting in the Region of Madrid, the town of Torrelodones boasts both artistic heritage and stunning nature.

Mercado de San Miguel

Shop for fresh produce, attend a festival or relax with a drink and some tapas at Madrid’s popular marketplace.

Sorolla Museum

This beautiful little gallery occupies the former home of a leading Spanish impressionist and seamlessly blends art exhibits with insights into his daily life.

Teatro Caser Calderon de Madrid

Attend a show at this historic theater or simply come to admire its ornate façade. Either way, a visit here gives a sense of Madrid’s rich tradition of performance.

Cuatro Torres Business Area

Madrid’s eye-catching modern business park is comprised of the four largest towers in Spain, which were designed by some of the world’s leading architects.

Segovia Bridge

This elegant stone bridge, designed by the great imperial architect Juan de Herrera, is the oldest in Madrid.

Plaza de Canovas del Castillo

Take photos at the iconic Fountain of Neptune before exploring the treasure trove of historic sites and gorgeous buildings that surround this famous Madrid square.