5 Days in Madrid Spain Itinerary

Begin your morning at the famous Prado Museum (Museo del Prado), home to one of the finest collections of European art. Have breakfast at Ático by Ramón Freixa at The Principal Hotel, Madrid.

Visit the nearby Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum (Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza) to continue your art exploration. Lunch will be at DSTAgE Restaurante Madrid by Diego Guerrero , offering innovative dishes.

Spend your evening exploring the vibrant neighborhood of La Latina. Dine at Sala de Despiece. for a unique culinary experience.

Take a leisurely stroll through the beautiful Retiro Park (Parque de El Retiro). Start your day with breakfast at a nearby café such as Lua Restaurante.

Visit the serene Palacio De Cristal within Retiro Park and then head over to the historic Alcalá Gate (Puerta de Alcalá). For lunch, enjoy some tapas at El Sur de Huertas.

End your day with a relaxing visit to the picturesque gardens of Sabatini Gardens (Jardines de Sabatini). Have dinner at Coque Restaurante Madrid .

Start with a visit to the modern art collection at the renowned Reina Sofia Museum (Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia). Breakfast can be enjoyed at nearby café such as Alabaster Restaurante Madrid .

Explore more contemporary works and stunning views from atop the building of  Círculo de Bellas Artes (CBA). For lunch, head over to  Viridiana Restaurante Madrid .

In evening explore bustling Gran Vía street for shopping and entertainment options. Dine in style at  A'Barra Restaurante Madrid

Begin your last day visiting { A-Plaza de Espana[850]} followed by walk through historical streets ending up in { A-Puerta del Sol[9832] }. Breakfast can be had in nearby cafe such as { R-Luzi Bombón Restaurante Madrid }.

Explore ancient Egyptian temple - { A-Temple of Debod[855] }. Enjoy lunch nearby restaurant like { R-Zalacain Restaurante Madrid }.

Conclude trip with panoramic views from cable car ride on  { A-Madrid Teleférico(Teleférico de Madrid)[25279] }. Dinner can be enjoyed in style at   { R-El Invernadero by Rodrigo de la Calle }