3 habitaciones pisos de 70 m² en Madrid

Thanks to the central location of the Spanish capital, here you will be surrounded by charming streets lined with buildings that date as far back as the Medieval age. There is no shortage of artisan shops and cultural sights for you to discover in this historical neighborhood, and you will be just steps away from the city’s best tapa bars and outdoor terraces for you to enjoy a drink and try some gastronomic delights. Beloved for its friendly bohemian atmosphere, this area is ideal for anyone looking for a lively and authentic experience in Madrid.Points of Interest: Culture: There is no lack of historical sights in the surrounding area, like the Museo de San Isidro and the Teatro La Latina where you can enjoy a variety of live performances. This area is also full of trendy spots such as Sala Equis, a bar and cinema which hosts events and concerts. Shopping: While walking through the neighborhood you can find a variety of vintage clothing boutiques and local artisan shops. The grand Mercado de la Cebada where you can purchase fresh produce, meat, and seafood, is also just across the street. Food/Drink: Nearby you will find Calle de la Cava Baja, a renowned hot-spot for traditional tapas bars, delicious restaurants, and its terraces, as well as numerous cafes in the area that can serve as convenient and cozy workspaces.