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No visit is complete without a trip to Mercado de San Miguel, a century-old food market known for its cast-iron structure and exceptional tapas. This vibrant market attracts millions of visitors annually and showcases the rich culinary diversity of Spain.
8. El Retiro Park
Once a royal retreat, El Retiro Park is a sprawling oasis of greenery adorned with gardens, lakes, and historic structures. Here, guests can rent boats on the artificial pond, admire the stunning Palacio de Cristal, and explore various monuments such as the Rose Garden and Monument to Alfonso XII. El Retiro is a hub for locals and tourists alike, often filled with musicians and performers creating a festive atmosphere.