1 habitación pisos de 35 m² en Madrid

Malasaña is one of the historic districts of Madrid that, curiously, brings together the most modern and underground residents of the city. It is usually associated with the explosion of the cultural movement of the 80s called Movida Madrileña.In the Malasaña district there are some of the most desirable open spaces in the capital. They are usually very busy and both the life of the neighborhood and the life of the big city pass through them. The rest of its streets are narrow and lively, some of them pedestrianized, perfect for wandering.The Plaza del Dos de Mayo is perhaps the nerve center of Malasaña. Calle Manuela Malasaña is very popular for giving the neighborhood its name. Also because it houses some important establishments such as the Teatro Maravillas and the Casa Maravillas brewery.From the Airport (Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas): Take Line 8 towards Nuevos Ministerios and, once there, transfer to Line 6 towards Lucero. Get off at Cuatro Caminos station and, once there, change to Line 2 in the direction of Las Rosas.Get off at Noviciado station and walk to the address provided.From Atocha: Take Line 1 in the direction of Pinar de Chamartín. Get off at Sol station and, once there, change to Line 2 in the direction of Cuatro Caminos.Get off at Noviciado station and walk to the address provided.If you come by car, check the Madrid City Council website to find out where to go and where to park.