Madrid is bursting with flavor — and the best way to experience it is through its local food markets. From sizzling Spanish ...

That said, even the best-laid plans tend to get forgotten ... Mercado de San Miguel sparked the trend for gourmet markets in Madrid where visitors can taste all sorts of local produce.

Best for: Eating on the early side. Go during the week around noon or 5 p.m. to avoid the long weekend queues. Markets are evolving in Madrid. In order to attract new, younger clientele — and ...

On the culinary front, a wide selection of tapas bars, bustling food markets and Michelin-starred eateries will tantalize all palates. The best hotels in Madrid are equally diverse, whether you're ...

Before there was the Plaza Mayor, this was the site of the old Plaza del Arrabal where the town’s most important market was located ... The Retiro is Madrid’s best-known park but by no ...

Pro tip: Some of the best deals can be found on the market’s outskirts. Madrid may be famed for its world-class museums, but its gallery scene is just as compelling. Standouts include Galería ...

Though touted as one of Madrid’s best vintage spots (and ... Its owner, Xin Jing, scours vintage markets and then whittles the selection down: “When I order military clothing, I can’t ...

December is the best time to visit Madrid for fans of all things festive, when the city transforms into a cheery utopia. More than 100 stalls sell their wares at Plaza Mayor Christmas Market ...

While Madrid has become one of the top gastronomic capitals in Europe, classic tapas bars and traditional restaurants are still as popular as ever, some sticking to the local favourites ...

To the east of central Madrid, Parque del Buen Retiro (El Retiro ... May and June are the best months to see them in full bloom. Plus, for those traveling with little ones, the Teatro de Titeres ...