Alonso Martínez: a Madrid with its own style
Petit Palace Santa Barbara
Between the Plaza de Santa Bárbara and its nearby streets, the Alonso Martínez area mixes stately architecture, shops with personality, surprising restaurants, and always lively bars. Here, Madrid life happens without too many formalities and can unfold in one of the terraces that populate the area. Without constraints, the Santa Bárbara and Alonso Martínez area is perfect for letting yourself go.
Malababa is a Spanish brand known for its bags, shoes, jewelry, and contemporary design accessories. Its space on Santa Teresa Street showcases its artisanal proposal with carefully selected materials and a relaxed aesthetic that makes shopping here an opportunity to discover a brand with its own identity.
Thanks to its impeccable attention, Le Labo brings perfumery to a personal level. Its fragrances are crafted with a philosophy almost like a laboratory, far from conventional perfumes. Loved by perfume enthusiasts, Le Labo offers you a discreet luxury that you will not only appreciate.
Unjustly undervalued among Madrid's art galleries, the National Museum of Romanticism occupies an old palace with a collection that allows a glimpse into the life and sensitivity of the Spanish upper bourgeoisie of the nineteenth century. Salons, portraits, furniture, and everyday objects create an intimate, historical, and surprisingly cinematic visit.
Chasing soulful objects, Casa González & González is a small shop dedicated to recovering objects, furniture, and pieces of traditional inspiration with a very personal touch. The adage of going back in time is plausible here. The charm of this house lies in entering without knowing exactly what you will find and possibly leaving with some unexpected piece.
The magic shop of a lifetime surprises any traveler. Magic Studio is a space dedicated to the world of magic, enigmas, and puzzles. A different proposal for those who enjoy stepping off the script: enter a game where your senses might deceive you and surprise is always part of the spectacle of visiting the shop.
Here, excess is always welcome. Villa Capri brings a contemporary vision of Italian cuisine to Madrid with a menu focused on pizzas, fresh pasta, and other Mediterranean flavors. Its careful aesthetic makes it suitable for both informal lunches and special dinners.