Summer open-air cinemas where you can see the Madrid sky
Cinema is all the rage – just look at all the open-air cinemas that have opened in Madrid this summer, where you can enjoy the big screen outdoors at affordable prices.
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Cinema is all the rage – just look at all the open-air cinemas that have opened in Madrid this summer, where you can enjoy the big screen outdoors at affordable prices.
We can now look back in time and transport ourselves to 16th-century Venice. A new exhibition at the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum opens today and runs until 24 September.
On 10 and 11 June, Madrid takes on a more hipster and crafty vibe at the Mercado de Motores.
The end of May is fast approaching… and the Madrid Book Fair is about to begin! This year it will take place from 26 May to 11 June in El Retiro, with neighbouring Portugal as the guest country. A total of 67 stalls and 488 exhibitors – including official bodies, distributors, specialist bookshops, general bookshops, and publishers from Madrid and beyond – will be there waiting for you.
They say New York is the city that never sleeps, but don’t be fooled – you don’t need to cross the pond to enjoy that experience; Madrid has it too. And the fact is, if there’s one thing that sets Madrid apart from other cities, it’s its cultural and leisure offerings. And as if that weren’t enough, the capital is full of free things to do. Today we’re revealing the most interesting ones.
Yes, Madrid has its own special flavour too. Now you can sing, dance and enjoy fried fish, seasoned potatoes with a little ham, accompanied by a fino, a caña or a rebujito right here in Madrid. This year, for the first time ever, Madrid will have an official venue to celebrate the Feria de Abril. It will take place on 22 April at the WiZink Centre, running non-stop from 1 pm, just one week before the illuminations on Seville’s main gate are switched on.
Spring has finally arrived to lift our spirits, gradually fill the pavements with tourists (and locals, as we love the streets too) and bring out the awnings on the terraces.
“I’ve got it, let’s get started. I always knew he’d launch a project like this. So I wasn’t surprised when he rang me.”
Valentine’s Day is a celebration that those who are happily in love may or may not agree with (and those who aren’t, of course, too).
