3 habitaciones pisos de 85 m² en Madrid

The Chamberí neighbourhood in Madrid is a traditional area with a traditional atmosphere that has managed to merge its historical character with a modern gastronomic and leisure offer. Around Calle Santa Engracia 169, there are various options to enjoy the social and cultural life of the neighbourhood.Restaurants and Bars:Chamberí is full of bars and restaurants that combine traditional cuisine with more contemporary proposals:Classic taverns: In the area, you can find traditional places where Madrid food is served, such as tapas and classic portions.International cuisine: In recent years, restaurants with international cuisine such as Italian, Mexican and Asian have emerged, offering a great diversity.Wine bars and vermouth bars: Many bars offer a wide variety of wines and vermouth, one of the most popular drinks in Madrid.La Violeta: With signature tapas and an excellent wine list.Sala de Despiece: A creative restaurant with a modern concept based on fresh products.Perrachica: A trendy spot very popular with locals for its varied food and elegant decor.Chamberí Market: Just a few minutes away, you will find this traditional market where you can buy high-quality fresh products such as meat, fish, fruit and vegetables. It also has gourmet stalls and some bars where you can eat in the market itself.In addition, there are local and gourmet shops specializing in high-quality products such as cheeses, sausages or wines, as well as small bakeries and artisanal cafes.Leisure and Culture:Chamberí is a neighborhood with a great cultural offer. Near Calle Santa Engracia, there are several options:Theatres: The Teatro de Chamberí and the Teatro Galileo offer plays, music and cultural events. Cinemas: There are small cinemas such as Cines Verdi in the nearby Almagro neighborhood, which specialize in independent and European cinema.Parks and Squares: A short walk away, there is the Plaza de Chamberí and the Parque de Bravo Murillo, quiet places to walk or relax.