4 habitaciones pisos de 60 m² en Madrid

Located in the heart of Madrid, it is an emblematic artery that connects Plaza de Santo Domingo with Glorieta de Quevedo, crossing the districts of Centro and Chamberí. Along its route, it delimits the neighborhoods of Universidad and Palacio, offering a vibrant mix of history, culture and modernity. For lovers of nightlife, the area offers a variety of charming bars and venues. In addition, the proximity to Glorieta de San Bernardo facilitates access to various entertainment options, including theaters, cinemas and specialty stores. Restaurants and Bars:If you are looking for a more international gastronomic experience, the San Bernardo 115 Gastrobar offers a fusion of Mediterranean and international cuisine, with vegetarian options and a modern and cozy atmosphere. Here Santoña: Located at number 28 on Calle San Bernardo, this establishment is known for its tapas and rations cuisine, offering a culinary experience that highlights traditional flavors. La Concha: This nearby bar is known for its welcoming atmosphere and excellent selection of tapas and wines, making it an ideal place to enjoy local cuisine. Entertainment Options:Teatro Maravillas: Just a few minutes from Calle San Bernardo, at Calle Manuela Malasaña 6, this theater offers a varied program of contemporary and classic plays, making it a cultural reference point in the area. BAM Karaoke Box Luchana: Located at Calle de Luchana 20, this establishment offers private karaoke rooms, ideal for enjoying a fun night with friends. Casa de México en España: Located at Calle de Alberto Aguilera 20, this cultural center offers exhibitions, workshops and events related to Mexican culture, providing a diverse cultural option in the area.