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Molly Brown molly@monarchandswift.com
Senior Travel Consultant https://www.monarchandswift.com
Madrid, Spain
Sep 10, 2021 - Sep 15, 2021
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Trip Summary
September 10 - Arrive in Madrid
4:00 PM The Bookbinder - The Bookbinder, from The Plum Guide, Reservation Confirmation, The Bookbinder
September 11 - ART AND CULTURE (Lavapiés)
About Lavapiés
10:00 AM Breakfast: Cafelito - Cafelito
11:00 AM Street Art Tour - Teatro Valle-Inclán, Street Art Tour, tickets
1:15 PM Lunch: Mercado del la Cebada
2:30 PM Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía (Reina Sofia Museum) - Museo Nacional Centro De Arte Reina Sofía, Tickets,
Reina Sofia Museum
SIESTA
8:30 PM Dinner: El Sur - El Sur, Reservation Confirmation, El Sur
September 12 - SHOP TILL YOU DROP (El Rastro, Chueca and Malasaña)
9:00 AM Cafe del Art - Cafe del Art
10:00 AM Explore El Rastro Flea Market - Rastro de Madrid
1:00 PM Brunch: Café Comercial - Café Comercial, Reservation Confirmation, Café Comercial
Get Lost: Malasaña and Cheuca - Antigua Casa Talavera, Mercado De San Ildefonso, El Moderno Concept Store , Javier S.
Medina Carpintera 28
siesta
8:00 PM Dinner: Cava Baja - Cava Baja, El Viajero, La Perejila
September 13 - THE MAGIC OF MADRID (Centro)
10:00 AM Breakfast: Chocolateria San Gines - Chocolatería San Ginés
11:00 AM Free Walking Tour Madrid - Free Walking Tours Madrid, Tickets, Free Walking Tour Madrid,
1:30 PM Lunch: Inclan Brutal Bar - InClan Brutal Bar
siesta
6:30 PM Drinks: 1862 Dry Bar! - 1862 Dry Bar
8:00 PM Dinner: Mune - mune, Reservation Confirmation, Mune
September 14 - LET'S GET PHYSICAL (El Retiro)
9:30 AM Breakfast: Pum Pum Bakery - Pum Pum Bakery
10:30 AM Bike Rental: Rent & Roll Madrid - Rent & Roll, Rental Confirmation, Rent & Roll
10:30 AM Parque de El Retiro (El Retiro Park) - Parque Del Retiro
Lunch: picnic - Casita Del Pescador
siesta
8:00 PM Flamenco + Food: Corral de la Morería - Corral de la Morería, Tickets, Flamenco Show
September 15 - Wednesday
Check out at The Bookbinder
11:25 AM Depart from Adolfo Suarez Madrid-Barajas Airport (MAD) - Aeropuerto Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas (MAD)
1:55 PM Arrive at Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) - Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR)
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September 10 - Arrive in Madrid
4:00 PM - Central European Summer Time - 5 d
The Bookbinder
CONFIRMATION NUMBER BOOKED THROUGH
12345 The Plum Guide
The Bookbinder is brimming with charm and character. Towering brick walls and a sturdy, solitary iron column serve to
remind that this airy space was once a workshop. Spread out across two floors, and connected by a stylish wooden
staircase the open plan layout creates a sense of freedom and allows daylight to reach every corner.
The Bookbinder is located in La Latina, one of Madrid’s oldest neighborhoods. Naturally, you’ll find some of the city’s most
iconic attractions here. But the neighborhood is far from frozen in time – it offers tapas bars and restaurants on every
corner and projects a sense of urban cool.
The Bookbinder, from The Plum Guide
Calle de Latina, Madrid, Comunidad de Madrid, ES, 28047
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September 11 - ART AND CULTURE (Lavapiés)
About Lavapiés
Lavapiés represents a fusion of people and cultures – Indian restaurants stand next to traditional taverns and Senegalese
restaurants commingle with Colombian eateries. Lavapiés has a higher concentration of immigrants than any other
neighborhood in Madrid, boasting inhabitants from some 90 different nationalities.
Lavapiés is renowned for it’s street art. It’s often referred to as the Triangle of Art, known for its three famous art centers, La
Casa Encendida, La Tabacalera and the famous Museo Reina Sofía.
Lavapiés has the largest number of neighborhood associations and self-managed centers in Madrid; the most well-known
is La Tabacalera de Lavapiés. Located in an old tobacco factory, it’s a collective cultural space where anyone can submit a
proposal to set up an exhibit, organize a debate or showcase a documentary.
10:00 AM - Central European Summer Time
Breakfast: Cafelito
Hours of Operation: 8:00AM - 9:00PM
Getting There: Cafelito is a 13 minute walk from your B&B and will take you right into the Lavapiés neighborhood where
you will spend the day.
About: Cafelito is committed to the dignity of coffee and community. All of their products are natural and made fresh. The
shop organizes various cultural activities for the neighborhood. They have a community book exchange and folks can take
Cafelito's coffee grounds home with them to use as compost.
Cafelito
C. Sombrerete, 20
+34 910 84 30 96
11:00 AM - Central European Summer Time - 2 hr
Street Art Tour
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CONFIRMATION NUMBER BOOKED THROUGH PRICE
12345 Cooltoursspain €20.00 EUR
Meeting Time: 11:00AM
Meeting Place: Teatro Valle Inclán (3 minutes walking from Cafelito, address below!)
About: On this two hour walking expedition led by Cooltoursspain you will explore the multicultural and colorful district of
Lavapiés. This tour will center on the local culture of the barrio discussing the backstories of the artist and social issues
affecting the city. This walking street art tour is an interactive experience that will show you the messages that lie behind
the artworks of national and international artists who have painted the Embajadores neighborhood.
Teatro Valle-Inclán
Pza. de Lavapiés, Madrid, Madrid, España, 28012
+34 915 05 88 01
1:15 PM - Central European Summer Time
Lunch: Mercado del la Cebada
Hours of Operation: 9:00AM - 2:00PM, 5:30PM - 8:30PM
Getting There: The Street Art Tour will end here.
About: Lively, bi-level venue with stalls & shops selling produce, meat & seafood, plus clothing & art. Try Chicken Chic or
Bar Toñi, a pocket restaurant famous for its hearty tripe stew.
2:30 PM - Central European Summer Time
Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía (Reina Sofia Museum)
CONFIRMATION NUMBER PRICE
12345 €20.00 EUR
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Hours of Operation: 10:00AM - 8:00PM
Getting There: The museum is a (20) minute walk or a (20) minute metro ride from La Cebada. From LA Cebada head to
the Tirso de Molina metro station. Take the M1 2 stops to the Estación del Arte.
About: The Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía is Spain's national museum of 20th-century art. The museum was
officially inaugurated on September 10, 1990, and is named for Queen Sofía. This gallery is housed in an enormous former
hospital. The most famous piece, without doubt, is Picasso’s ’Guernica.’
Tickets are attached below and are valid all day.
Museo Nacional Centro De Arte Reina Sofía
Calle de Santa Isabel, 52
917 74 10 00
SIESTA
After a long day of exploring (and walking!) you've more than earned a siesta. Take the time to unwind, relax and nap (or
sort through all the photos you took!).
Remember, much of Madrid shuts down for siesta so you're not missing anything! Because of this, dinner starts much later
than it does in the USA. You'll be much happier if you take this time to rest.
8:30 PM - Central European Summer Time
Dinner: El Sur
Hours of Operation: 12:00PM - 11:00PM
Reservation: Your reservation is at 8:30PM under the name "Molly"
Getting There: El Sur is a 13 minute walk from your B&B
About: Named after Victor Erice's seminal film and decorated with cinematic posters, El Sur is a favorite for locals and
tourists alike. You can't go wrong with this menu and it is one of my personal favorites in Madrid both for the ambiance and
the food!
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September 12 - SHOP TILL YOU DROP (El Rastro, Chueca and Malasaña)
9:00 AM - Central European Summer Time
Cafe del Art
Hours of Operation: 9:00AM - 11:00PM
Getting There: Cafe del Art is 7 minutes walking from your BnB and is smack dab on the way to El Rastro Flea Market.
About: Like most cafe's you can "grab and go" or snag a table and sit and eat a more traditional breakfast. I love and
ambiance at Cafe del Arte so if time permits, we encourage you to grab a sweet treat and sit a bit!
Cafe del Art
9 Plaza de Cascorro, Madrid, Comunidad de Madrid, ES, 28005
10:00 AM - Central European Summer Time
Explore El Rastro Flea Market
Hours of Operation: 9:00AM - 2:00PM on Sundays only. Given you're not a huge fan of crowds we recommend arriving on
the early side. Around noon the market starts to get more crowded.
About: El Rastro is said to be the largest flea market in Europe with some 3,500 stalls covering the winding streets of the
oldest residential part of Madrid. As the name suggests, there is no shortage of typical fleam market stands but the best
place to shop in Madrid is at pop up markets like El Rastro because many trendy stores and artisans come and host
booths.
Rastro de Madrid
C. Ribera de Curtidores, 21
1:00 PM - Central European Summer Time
Brunch: Café Comercial
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CONFIRMATION NUMBER
1234
Hours of Operation: 8:30AM - 11:00PM (brunch is served from 10:00AM - 1:00PM)
Reservation: Your reservation is at 1:00PM under "Molly"
Getting There: Hop on the metro! From El Rastro you'll walk to the "Tirso de Molina" metro station and take the M1 line 5
stops to the "Bilbao" station.
About: Established in 1887, Café Comercial is a gorgeous bi-level restaurant & bar offering Spanish fare in an old-world
setting. Café Comercial is a place of reference for artists and writers spanning many decades and maintains a great
commitment to culture. On Wednesday the café hosts "Cine + Cena" or "dinner and a movie" and they regularly host
acoustic concerts and poetry readings.
Café Comercial
Glorieta de Bilbao, 7, 28004 Madrid
+34 910 88 25 25
Get Lost: Malasaña and Cheuca
About Malasaña: Transforming from the epicenter of La Movida Madrileña to the trendiest district in town, Malasaña has
seen a lot of change over the years. Today, modern restaurants and second-hand shops exist alongside traditional bars
and markets. If it’s in style, you’ll find it in Malasaña.
About Chueca: Chueca is the gay district of Madrid. From shops, bars, and bookstores, most businesses are focused on
the gay community which shares the neighborhood with older people who have lived in Chueca for decades. Chueca pride
parties, which are held in late June or early July, are famous worldwide.
Recommendations: Some of the trendiest boutiques, featuring both established and up and coming artisans and
designers are located in these neighborhoods. Our recommendations are below though we're sure you'll uncover oh so
much more as you walk the streets!
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Antigua Casa Talavera
Calle de Isabel la Católica 2, Madrid, MADRID, ESPAÑA
Mercado De San Ildefonso
Calle Fuencarral, 57
Mercado gastronómico
El Moderno Concept Store
19 Corredera Baja de San Pablo, Madrid, Comunidad de Madrid, ES, 28004
Javier S. Medina Carpintera 28
Escorial, 28
siesta
Shopping makes you happy, but shopping also makes you tired. Similar to yesterday, head back to the B&B to recharge.
Remember, much of Spain shuts down for siesta so you're not missing any shopping - the store keepers are closing up!
8:00 PM - Central European Summer Time
Dinner: Cava Baja
Getting There: Your B&B is mere steps from Cava Baja
About: Cava Baja is the most famous street for tapas in Madrid. You will find traditional tapas restaurants, flamenco bars,
cafes and even a cinema lounge. It is a one way street for cars coming up to La Latina district, but it is always full of people
walking on the pavement. Restaurants and bars are forever changing and evolving and they update their menus according
to local festivities.
Recommendation: Start the evening at El Viajero and then stroll the street to see what catches your eye. We recommend
swinging into a number of places and having a few tapas at each. You can’t go wrong but you'll go especially right at
Perejilla.Page 11 of 22 Cava Baja 37 Calle de la Cava Baja, Madrid, Comunidad de Madrid, ES, 28005 El Viajero Pl. de la Cebada, 11 La Perejila C. Cava Baja, Madrid, Madrid, España, 28005 +34 913 64 28 55
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September 13 - THE MAGIC OF MADRID (Centro)
10:00 AM - Central European Summer Time
Breakfast: Chocolateria San Gines
Hours of Operation: Open 24/7
Getting There: San Gines is an 8 minute walk from your B&B
About: This is by far the most touristy recommendation we'll make but...it's warranted! San Gines was founded in 1894 &
the café is open 24 hours per day. They are renowned for their chocolate churros (for good reason)!
Chocolatería San Ginés
Calle Arenal, 13
913 65 65 46
Churrería fundada en 1894, famosa por su chocolate con churros a cualquier hora del día o de la noche.
11:00 AM - Central European Summer Time - 2 hr
Free Walking Tour Madrid
CONFIRMATION NUMBER BOOKED THROUGH
12345 Free Walking Tour Madrid
Meeting Time: 11:00AM
Meeting Place: Plaza de Callao
Getting There: La Plaza de Callao is five minutes walking from San Gines
About: Free Walking Tour Madrid will take you on a two hour adventure covering Madrid's heaviest hitting tourist
attractions. The tour is FREE but please tip your Guide. Free Walking Tour Madrid promotes a tourism that fuses
entertainment, culture and respect for the city.
On this tour, you will discover:
Plaza Mayor
Puerta Del Sol
The Royal Palace
The Cathedral
La Opera
Congress
Callao
The Spanish Inquisition
Barefoot Sister's Convent
Plaza De Santa Ana
Spanish Civil War
CervantesPage 13 of 22
La Movida Madrileña
Free Walking Tours Madrid
s/n Plaza del Callao, Madrid, Comunidad de Madrid, ES, 28013
1:30 PM - Central European Summer Time
Lunch: Inclan Brutal Bar
Hours of Operation: 1:00PM - 11:00PM
Getting There: Inclan is located just 9 minutes walking (and on the way home!) from where your tour will end.
About: Inclan Brutal Bar is modern cocktail bar and restaurant located in the very center of Madrid. It’s contemporary,
outlandish design and mouthwatering menu make it one of Madrid’s must-try locations! There will be theatrics as your
cocktail arrives to the table and an absolute wow factor as beautiful plates displaying your food arrive. The cuisine at Inclán
is a perfect, modern mix of Spanish, Asian and Italian fusion.
InClan Brutal Bar
Calle de Álvarez Gato, 4
+34 910 23 80 38
siesta
By now, you know the drill!Page 14 of 22
6:30 PM - Central European Summer Time
Drinks: 1862 Dry Bar!
Hours of Operation: 3:30PM - 12:00AM
Getting There: You can walk (20 minutes) or take the metro. For the metro, walk to the Opera metro station. Take the M2
line (Cuatro Caminos) 2 stops to the Noviciado line.
About: The name of this cocktail bar pays tribute to the year when the first ever book of cocktails was published, ‘The Bon
Vivant’s Companion or How to Mix Drinks’, by Jerry Thomas. 1862 has high ceilings, exposed brick and fanciful arches. It's
a complete experience for customers, as you can let yourself be guided by recommendations from the team led by by
Alberto Martínez.
1862 Dry Bar
C. Pez, 27
+34 609 53 11 51
Cocktails like they used to be
Coctelería puramente clásica en un palacete de 1862 en el centro de Madrid.
8:00 PM - Central European Summer Time
Dinner: Mune
CONFIRMATION NUMBER
12345
Hours of Operation: 1:00PM - 4:30PM, 7:00PM - 11:00PM
Getting There: Mune is a 12 minute walk from 1862 Dry Bar
About: Mune is a piece of Lebanon in the heart of Madrid. This restaurant is impossibly chic and the menu is a
gastronomic journey through rich and colorful Lebanese cuisine with salads, hot and cold starters, main dishes and
delectable desserts. Get ready to live an authentic experience!Page 15 of 22 mune 57 Calle de Pelayo, Madrid, Comunidad de Madrid, ES, 28004
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September 14 - LET'S GET PHYSICAL (El Retiro)
9:30 AM - Central European Summer Time
Breakfast: Pum Pum Bakery
Hours of Operation: 9:00AM - 1:30PM
Getting There: Pum Pum is 9 minutes walking from your B&B and is directly on the way to El Retiro Park.
About: Pum Pum Bakery is run by the same owner as Pum Pum Café, Pizza Posta and La Casa Encedida. The bakery
offers fresh vegan house made breads as well as vegan brunch options on the weekend.
Pum Pum Bakery
1 Calle de la Esgrima, Madrid, Madrid, España, 28012
10:30 AM - Central European Summer Time - 4 hr
Bike Rental: Rent & Roll Madrid
CONFIRMATION NUMBER PRICE
12345 €11.00 EUR
Getting There: Rent & Roll Madrid is a (20) minute walk from Pum Pum and you'll go right by el Mercado Anton Martin
(swing in to get lunch goods) on your way.
Bike Rental: El Retiro is HUGE and for a more enjoyable experience, we recommend renting bikes (trust us, you'll get
fussy trying to walk the whole thing....). You have bikes reserved for 4 hours and the reservation includes helmets and a
basket to hold your lunch picnic. They're expecting you between 10:00AM and 11:00AM.
Rent & Roll
Calle Felipe IV, 10
+34 915 76 35 24Page 17 of 22
10:30 AM - Central European Summer Time - 4 hr
Parque de El Retiro (El Retiro Park)
Park Hours of Operation: 6:00AM - 9:00PM
About: El Retiro Park is a green retreat in the middle of the city featuring a peacock garden, a glass palace and a lake. The
park was originally created as a retreat for the Spanish royal family but became public in the late 19th century. Below are
five highlights we recommends while in the park!
Estanque Grande (Lake): Rent a rowboat to explore the lake or lounge on the stairs of Monument to King Alfonso
XII and enjoy the people watching. El Retiro’s monument to King Alfonso XII is one of the largest structures in the park
and it cannot be missed. King Alfonso is depicted in bronze on top a 30m high column. Statues representing peace,
liberty and progress surround the king, while semi-circle of enormous, grand pillars frame the statue.
Palacio de Cristal (Crystal Palace): The palace is a conservatory made almost entirely of glass. Once used as a
conservatory for tropical plants, it now displays art exhibitions.
La Rosaleda del Retiro: La Rosaleda is one of Retiro Park’s more formal, gated gardens. It was designed in 1915 to
bring more elegance to el Retiro.
Pabellón de los Jardines de Cecilio Rodriguez (aka The Peacock Garden): Stretched around the garden’s walls are
terraced walkways, supported by columns adorned with vines giving the garden a very grand appearance (and shade!).
The garden is full of peacocks strutting around with no regard for the people ambling about.
Puerta de Alcalá: The Puerta de Alcalá is a Neo-classical gate in the Plaza de la Independencia. The Alcalá Gate is
located just in front of the north-eastern entrance of the park.
Parque Del Retiro
Plaza de la Independencia, 7
915 30 00 41
Popularmente conocido como El Retiro, es un parque de 118 hectáreas (1,18 km²) situado en Madrid. Es uno de los
lugares más significativos de la capital española.
Lunch: picnic
You'll have stopped by Mercado Anton Martin on your way to the park to pick up ingredients for a picnic! El Retiro is a true
oasis and we recommend a slow, relaxing lunch where you can enjoy the park and the people, smells and sounds!
Head to Casita de Pescador to check out a less visited, but equally as stunning part of the park. Set on a small pond, this
quaint, brightly colored house resembles a doll’s house. Located next to one of the lesser-used entrances, Casita del
Pescador is in a relatively quiet area of the park. It’s also situated next to a hill you can explore and features a little
waterfall.Page 18 of 22
Casita Del Pescador
Parque del Retiro, Madrid, Madrid, España
siesta
After a long and active day in the park, head back to the B&B for some R&R. Shower, lounge, nap and gear up for a night
of adventure!
8:00 PM - Central European Summer Time - 3 hr
Flamenco + Food: Corral de la Morería
PRICE
€50.00 EUR
Hours of Operation: 5:30PM - 12:00AM
Reservation: Your reservation is for the 9:00 show under the name "Molly"
Getting There: Corral de la Morería is 6 minutes walking from you B&B
About: Madrid is a city world renowned for its excellent Flamenco performances, and while the popular dance can be seen
in several taverns and bars around the city none are quite like Corral de la Morería. Enjoy a three-course meal and after
dinner, take in a magical show. Flamenco is not only a dance but also the music to which the dance is performed. It
originated in Andalusia and is known mostly for songs accompanied by guitar and complex techniques of foot-stomping,
hand-clapping and the use of castanets.Page 19 of 22 Corral de la Morería C. Morería, 17 +34 913 65 84 46
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September 15 - Wednesday
Check out at The Bookbinder
11:25 AM - Central European Summer Time
Depart from Adolfo Suarez Madrid-Barajas Airport (MAD)
AIRLINE FLIGHT NUMBER TERMINAL
United Airlines UA 50 1
Aeropuerto Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas (MAD)
Av de la Hispanidad, s/n
+34 913 21 10 00
El aeropuerto de Madrid - Barajas es uno de los principales puntos de entrada de turistas en España. Su corta distancia
con el núcleo urbano, le convierte en una pieza fundamental de nuestro sistema turístico.
.
1:55 PM - Eastern Daylight Time
Arrive at Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR)
AIRLINE FLIGHT NUMBER TERMINAL
United Airlines UA 50 B
Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR)
10 Toler Pl, Newark, NJ, US, 07114
(973) 961-6000Page 21 of 22
Information & Documents
Helpful Information
Airport Transfer: After a long and probably exhausting international flight, we recommend exiting the airport and grabbing
a taxi. Taxis to anywhere near the center of Madrid are a flat fee of 30€.
Getting Around, metro: We recommend using the metro as your primary means of transportation in Madrid (including
from the airport if you prefer public transport to a cab). The public transportation in Madrid is one of the best in Europe and
is incredibly easy, fast, and cost efficient. The metro runs from 6:00AM to 1:30AM every day and until 2:00AM on
Saturdays! A 10 trip pass is about 12€ and you can buy a metro card at the machines inside any station (ability to change
the language to English if needed). You can use GoogleMaps public transportation setting to put in where you want to go
and it will give you the exact line to take.
Getting Around, walking: Madrid is extremely walkable and GoogleMaps is reliable for walking directions. The furthest
point to point walk is 35 minutes in your itinerary.
Siesta: The siesta is one of the most notable aspects of Spanish life and is defined as the dead period in the late afternoon
when everything shuts down in Spain, in theory, so people can rest and take a nap. Over the years, there have been two
periods of siesta in Spain—siesta for shops and businesses, when many people go to a bar or restaurant—and then siesta
for the restaurants, who obviously can't rest when everyone wants to come and eat. The siesta for shops and businesses is
from approximately 2PM until 5PM while bars and restaurants close from about 4PM until about 8PM.
Madrid - Tourist Information
Barajas - Airport
Avenida de la Hispanidad, Madrid
+34 913 21 10 00
Madrid’s airport, Barajas (MAD), lies a little over ten kilometres northeast of the city. The cheapest way to get to Madrid is
by metro: line 8 goes to Nuevos Ministerios (the journey takes about 30 minutes). A taxi ride costs more at night and on
Sundays, and takes about 30-60 minutes, depending on traffic. Numerous car rental companies are also available at the
airport.
Passport / Visa
Spain can be visited visa-free for up to 90 days by citizens of most European countries, Australia, New Zealand, Japan,
South Korea, Taiwan, Malaysia, Israel, UAE and most countries in America. If you are unsure whether or not you need to
apply for a visa, we recommend contacting the embassy or consulate in your country. International (non-Schengen)
travellers need a passport that is valid for at least 3 months after the end of their intended trip in order to enter the
Schengen zone. Citizens of Schengen countries can travel without a passport, but must have a valid ID with them during
their stay.Page 22 of 22
Public Transport
+34 914 06 88 00
Madrid’s metro system consists of 16 lines that serve both the city and its suburbs. The metro is also the most efficient way
of getting around and runs from 6am to 2am daily.
The EMT bus network is made up of about a hundred lines, including a useful “circle route” (the buses are marked with a
C). Buses run from 6am to 11:30pm daily, with some night buses running later.
Taxi
When taxis are available for hire, this is indicated by a “Libre” sign in the front windshield and a green light on the roof.
Radio-Taxi Asociación Gremial
+34 914 475 180
www.radiotaxigremial.com
Radio-Taxi Independiente
+34 914 051 213
www.radiotaxindependiente.com/rti/
Tele Taxi
+34 913 712131
www.tele-taxi.es
Telephone
Country code: +34
Area code: 91
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