madrid

Arrive directly from Buenos Aires in approximately 12 hours!

Madrid, the capital of a thousand choices, is considered one of the most interesting cities in Europe thanks to its wide cultural and leisure-related offerings. If you're passionate about art (or even if you're not so much), you cannot miss the Prado Museum, the Reina Sofia Museum, or the Thyssen. They are city landmarks, and you will surely be dazzled by the masterpieces created by artists who have made history, such as Picasso, Goya, Salvador Dalí, Joan Miró, El Greco, and Velazquez, among others.

But Madrid isn't just about art and museums. In the Gran Vía, one of the city's main avenues, you'll find a myriad commercial shops and iconic buildings. Other must-visit sites not to be missed during your visit to the Spanish capital include El Retiro Park, Plaza Mayor, Puerta del Sol, the Royal Palace, the Fountain of Cybele, the Alcalá Gate, and the Temple of Debod. For sports enthusiasts, visiting the iconic Santiago Bernabéu Stadium will be an unforgettable experience. There you can watch Real Madrid stars compete in a Copa del Rey or UEFA Champions League match.

If there are no matches, the stadium offers a tour of its facilities. You'll have the opportunity to learn about the history of Real Madrid and to see all their trophies and collectibles. You can also visit the locker rooms and stands, sit on the bench, and even step on part of the field. Being there will make you feel the same adrenaline that Luka Modrić or Benzema feel before each match.

Spanish cuisine deserves a separate chapter… but if there's one thing we can't fail to mention, it's the delicious tapas you can enjoy in bars and roof tops. And why not taste some Iberian ham sandwiches while wandering through the picturesque San Miguel Market? Madrid is truly a city to be enjoyed with all your senses.

Travel tip: We know that planning a trip to Europe is not an easy task. Itineraries, transportation, documentation, and accommodations are usually among the main concerns of travelers. But if you're looking to explore multiple countries in the continent, Madrid sets you up for a smooth journey.

In addition to having very good connections to the main European cities, you can seamlessly move around the city using public transportation, with the added advantage of being able to communicate in your own language, which is not a minor detail. This can be very useful when dealing with immigration procedures or connections to another country.