Retiro Park - Prado Museum - Barrio Salamanca. 166

Next to Puerta de Alcalá which was constructed due to King Carlos III in 1778 as 1 of the 5 royal gates from which one could enter into Madrid. Curiously, it´s the 1st Arc de Triomphe built in Europe since the fall of the Roman Empire. Next to Gran Vía: Madrid’s best-known street which houses restaurants, bars, clothing stores, cinemas-theatre retains its reputation as the Spanish Broadway. 1 of the streets w the most nightlife in Madrid and it is said that to be the street that never sleeps. Te enamorarás sin remedio. Si buscas un espacio exclusivo para tu viaje de negocios o de ocio, has dado con el lugar perfecto. Este estudio se encuentra situado en la mejor localización de Madrid, al lado del Parque del Retiro y de todos los lugares de mayor interés turístico y local. Aire Acondicionado, Smart TV, Wifi, lavadora, cocina equipada con vitroceramica cafetera Nespresso, kettle y muchos mas detalles. La unidad está totalmente equipada para no tender que preocuparse por nada más que disfrutar. Experimente el mayor confort para sus vacaciones o viaje de negocios. A pesar de estar situado en el corazon de la ciudad , disfrutará de la tranquilidad del apartamento que le hará sentir como en casa. Rodeada de edificios decimonónicos, tiendas de diseño, restaurantes de moda, teatros y galerías de arte. Goza de absoluta tranquilidad a pesar de estar en pleno centro neurálgico de la ciudad. Recientemente reformado, con equipamiento completísimo y de alta calidad para un huésped exigente. ____________________________________________________________________ You will fall in love without remedy. If you are looking for an exclusive space for your business or leisure trip, you have found the perfect place. This studio is located in the best location in Madrid, next to the Retiro Park and all the places of greatest tourist and local interest. Air conditioning, Smart TV, Wifi, washing machine, kitchen equipped with Nespresso coffee machine, kettle and many more details. The unit is fully equipped so you do not have to worry about anything other than enjoying yourself. Experience the greatest comfort for your vacation or business trip. Despite being located in the heart of the city, you will enjoy the tranquility of the apartment that will make you feel at home. Surrounded by nineteenth-century buildings, designer shops, trendy restaurants, theaters and art galleries, etc. It enjoys absolute tranquility despite being in the heart of the city. Recently renovated, with complete and high quality equipment for a demanding guest. You'll have access to the entire apartment only for yourselves You will always have a host just a phone call away. I´ll be available 24/7 during your stay for any questions or concerns. Despite being located in the heart of the city, you will enjoy the tranquility of the apartment that will make you feel at home. Surrounded by nineteenth-century buildings, designer shops, trendy restaurants, theaters and art galleries, etc. It enjoys absolute tranquility despite being in the heart of the city. Barrio de Salamanca is quite peculiar, both for its layout and for the neighbours whose homes used to sit in this most desirable area of Madrid. The neighbourhood was developed in the second half of the nineteenth century as an expansion planned under Queen Isabella II’s rule. The designer was Málaga-born José de Salamanca y Mayol, Marquis of Salamanca. He wanted to have an area for the exclusive residence of Madrid’s aristocracy and bourgeoisie. Barrio de Salamanca follows a regular grid pattern with parallel and perpendicular crossing streets. The carefully designed buildings here feature beautiful frontages that’ll catch your eye. Historically, Salamanca has been a residential area inhabited mainly by Spain’s financial and political elite. In the past fifty years, it has attracted diplomats, businesspersons and, together with them, sophisticated fashion stores. It is called Plaza de Colon, nearest metro station is called Colon. If you are arriving at Terminal 4 at Madrid Barajas airport you could take the cercanias commuter train to Recoletos (line C1) and Plaza de Colon is about a 5 minute walk. IMO this is the cheapest and quickest way. Cost is approx 3 euros and journey takes about 22 minutes, no changes. If you are arriving at another terminal you can transfer to T4 to connect with the cercanias by taking the airport transfer shuttle. If you opt to take the metro with just one change, you will need to take line 8, change at Mar de Cristal and take line 4 to Colon. Metro is clearly signposted in terminal buildings. . Airport Shuttle: Line 203 (Exprés Aeropuerto – Airport Express): The express line linking the Atocha train station and the airport. The bus runs 24 hours every day of the year. However, Atocha stop works only between 06:00 and 23:30h. Overnight, the bus stop becomes Cibeles( 2 blocks away walking distance is where our apartment is located in central Madrid and the bus gets renamed as N27 Exprés Aeropuerto. Easily identifiable thanks to their bright yellow colour, the buses seat up to 88 passengers and have ample racks for luggage. You’re allowed to bring on suitcases, bags and wheeled bags The bus goes every 15 – 20 min during the day and every 35 minutes during nighttime. The journey takes 30 – 40 mins. One way ticket costs 5€.