
This is a neighbourhood that belongs to the district of Chamberí. It is limited by the streets of Bravo Murillo and San Bernardo, José Abascal, Santa Engracia and Carranza. The neighbourhood’s heart is Plaza de Olavide. This is the only plaza in the neighbourhood, known for its big fountain in the centre. This is the ideal place to eat an ice-cream on sunny days. And for the cloudy days, the neighbourhood has a movie theatre. The neighbourhood still preserves the Madrid traditions with local markets, where you can enjoy tapas with friends. The area has good transportation links as it connects with the lines 1, 2, 4, 5, 7 and 10 of the metro grid.
Local families.
Teatro Quevedo.
With the sunny days at the Plaza de Olavide.
Calm and quiet by day.
Living in Madrid is an incredible experience. Madrid is the best place in the country to savour all that Spanish cuisine has to offer, as well so many other local traditions. Here, you will always have something new to do, as Madrid is one of Europe’s most vibrant cities.
Madrid is home to one of the world’s most famous museums – the Museo del Prado. However, there are plenty more landmarks and museums to see. Whenever you want to party, the city will be ready for it! Studying in Madrid can’t be done without experiencing the tapas the city is known for. Head over to Malasaña or the party barrios near La Latina to experience just how the Madrileño students enjoy their tapas and cañas.
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