Jorge Juan and the Salamanca neighborhood, the Madrid with a cheeky touch
Wipton by Petit Palace
Among luxury storefronts, restaurants with their own names, and stately streets, the Salamanca neighborhood knows how to play with appearances. Beneath its impeccable air are bars that extend the night, unique shops, and plans that always start elegantly and end with something less formal.
If you desire a sensory culinary experience, Amazónico is one of the most unique restaurants in the entire Salamanca neighborhood. Here, gastronomy combines with cocktails, music, and tropical design to go beyond dinner. A place to eat, be seen, and extend the night without changing the scene.
In partnership with Dani García, Lobito de Mar brings the Mediterranean to the Salamanca neighborhood with a proposal focused on fish, seafood, and Mediterranean coastal cuisine. Its relaxed atmosphere and its way of reinterpreting coastal flavors make it a perfect spot to eat well without the need to dress the occasion formally.
The National Archaeological Museum traverses thousands of years of history through pieces from Spain and other cultures of the Mediterranean arc. From the Lady of Elche to treasures of Antiquity, the MAN allows you to embark on a journey through different civilizations... without leaving the center of Madrid.
Essential in the music scene, Movistar Arena is one of the major venues for concerts, shows, and events in Madrid. Its varied programming brings together national and international artists and turns this entire Goya area into a meeting point to combine music and entertainment, as well as gastronomy before and after concerts.
With centuries of tradition, Sargadelos Gallery brings Galician ceramics and porcelain to the Salamanca neighborhood. Its pieces combine design, craftsmanship, and cultural identity, turning the visit into an opportunity to discover objects with character and take a small fragment of Galicia home.
Retiro is the great lung of central Madrid and one of those places best enjoyed without a marked route. Ideal for conversing with a partner and friends, strolling among its gardens, sculptures, fountains, and ponds allows you to slow down and discover the city from a more tranquil and everyday perspective.
Flower lovers? Brumalis is a florist and floral studio with a very contemporary outlook, where compositions stray from the conventional. Brumalis proposes approaching flowers with objects and arrangements full of personality, being especially appealing to those who value design, details, and small places with their own identity.
Located on Jorge Juan street, Ultramarinos Quintín recovers the idea of the old grocery store and transforms it into a restaurant with a sophisticated yet relaxed air. This unique grocery store combines product, Spanish cuisine, and a lively atmosphere that works just as well for a quiet meal as for an extended afternoon.