Palos de Moguer
Because it’s sensible and very central.
You’ll love this...
Proximity to the city, without the tourist shuffle.
But you won’t love this...
It might be a little tame for your taste buds. But with the Metro close by, there’s no need to stay where you play.
Will I like living here?...
Sure. If you’re looking for some tranquility right in the heart of the city. It’s more no-frills than fashionable, but there are some good local restaurants and classic cervecerías.
It’s not a nightlife hotspot, but if you fancy a dance, Teatro Kapital (7 thumping floors of nightclub) is close by.
You’ll also be right next door to Embajadores. So don’t worry, no FOMO mi hermano.
And if you’re bored...
The Reina Sofia: What can we say... It’s the home of Picasso’s Guernica, and one of the best modern art museums on the planet.
Google rating: 4.5/5
And this Google review nails it:
“A mind-blowing place for art lovers.”
Anything else?
Your portal to discover Spain. Atocha station (Madrid’s main transport hub) is next door, and a weekend trip away beckons.
And did you know?…
The Madrid cervecerías are iconic. But how does one select their locale? Your cervecería should have a google rating of no more than 3.5 stars. If this is exceeded, the floor is likely too clean, the barman too friendly, and the tapas too extravagant. If the beer is Artesanal, leave immediately.
Move here to be near:
The Reina Sofia Museum
Retiro Park
Atocha Station
Getting to and from the airport...
You can take a taxi from Madrid Barajas International Airport. It will cost you €30 and 20 minutes.
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