Madrid and sourroundings

Madrid is probably the metropolis that has the most golf courses near the center in the world. There are 25 golf courses within a 30-kilometer radius, some of which were created by famous designers. The venerable Club de Campo Villa de Madrid is one of the oldest in Spain and is located in the heart of the capital. Golf is possible in Madrid throughout the year, although the summer can be quite hot.

Between monarchy and magnificent ensemble

For those who need a break from golf in Madrid, the Spanish capital offers a flood of sights. The Royal Palace, which has been the residence of the Spanish kings for centuries, is magnificent. In it, you can take a journey through the history of the country. One of the city's landmarks is the Puerta del Sol, which is home to several important monuments. One of them is the famous clock at the seat of the city council, which rings in the New Year with twelve strokes on New Year's Eve. One of the most important monuments is the Fuente de Cibeles fountain, which is surrounded by a historic ensemble of buildings.

World-class art

Art should not be neglected during a golf trip to Madrid. There is hardly any other place in the world where so many world-class works can be marveled at in such a small space as on the Paseo del Arte. With the Prado, the National Museum Thyssen-Bornemisza and the Reina Sofia Museum, the one kilometer long art mile offers three important museums.

Authentic way of life of the Madrileneans

The way of life of the Madrileneans can best be discovered in the traditional markets. The Rastro is the most traditional street market in the Spanish capital and is a must for every visitor to Madrid on Sunday mornings. Here you can experience curious and fascinating stores, street artists and some typical eateries. Another highlight is the Mercado de San Miguel, an old market hall that is now Madrid's first culinary market. Here you can find all the specialties of Spain under one roof.

Between tapas and star gastronomy

Madrid's gastronomy offers the best of all Spain. A visit to a tapas bar is a must during a golf trip to Madrid. The typical small bites are accompanied by Spain's best wines. Especially quaint bars offer vermouth wine served from the tap. If you like it exclusive, go to one of the 20 star restaurants. Typical for Madrid are stews and stews, which have a good reputation even outside the city. This is said to be due to the excellent water quality. Interestingly, in the capital there are many traditional dishes with fish from the Cantabrian Sea. A typical Madrilenian dish is cocido madrileño, a chickpea stew. Latin American cuisine also has a firm place in the Spanish metropolis.

Lively party or flamenco?

After an eventful game of golf, a diverse nightlife awaits in Madrid in the evening. Madrid offers numerous trendy districts with clubs, bars and live music. Sometimes it is informal and other times it is exclusive. What should definitely be part of a visit to Madrid is a flamenco evening. The city sees itself as the capital of this expressive dance.