Madrid


  1. Arab Spring Street Art, on View in Madrid

    NY Times Blog - Travel Q&A Blog &bull Feb 2, 2012

    In a new exhibition at the Casa Arabe in Madrid, visitors can see photographs of almost 250 paintings, banners and murals created by graffiti artists and anonymous citizens responding to the revolutionary events of the Arab Spring. On view through… Full Story »

  2. In Transit Blog: Arab Spring Street Art, on View in Madrid

    NYTimes Travel &bull Feb 2, 2012

    In a new exhibition at the Casa Arabe in Madrid, visitors can see photographs of almost 250 paintings, banners and murals created by graffiti artists and anonymous citizens responding to the revolutionary events of the Arab Spring. On view through… Full Story »

  3. Find out how to save money seeing art in Madrid

    Fodor's Travel Wire &bull Jan 30, 2012

    In Madrid, the Art Walk pass allows you to visit the Prado, the Reina Sofia, and the Thyssen-Bornemisza for 20.80. You can buy it at any of the three museums, and you don't have to visit all of them on… Full Story »

  4. Emirates to Launch Barcelona Flights; Increase Madrid Services

    Asia Travel Tips &bull Jan 27, 2012

    Emirates to Launch Barcelona Flights; Increase Madrid Services. Full Story »

  5. Madrid and Seattle Join the Gang of Cities with Foursquare Badges

    Jaunted &bull Jan 25, 2012

    Well, if it doesn't now then it will soon, as Foursquare continues to expand the variety. Then travel to one or all of the cities and clickety-click to check-in to the places on the recommended lists. Full Story »


  6. A Festival of Experimental Music in Madrid

    NY Times Blog - Travel Q&A Blog &bull Jan 25, 2012

    For less than the cost of cafe con leche and an order of churros, music lovers in Madrid can take in a top-notch concert at the Festival Internacional de Improvisacion Hurta Cordel, an annual celebration of experimental and improvised music… Full Story »

  7. In Transit Blog: A Festival of Experimental Music in Madrid

    International Herald Tribune - Travel & Dining &bull Jan 25, 2012

    For less than the cost of cafe con leche and an order of churros, music lovers in Madrid can take in a top-notch concert at the Festival Internacional de Improvisacion Hurta Cordel, an annual celebration of experimental and improvised music… Full Story »


  8. Madrid Food Festival Celebrates Tapas, and More

    NY Times Blog - Travel Q&A Blog &bull Jan 24, 2012

    As part of this annual festival, restaurants are offering special 25- and 40-euro tasting menus, and for 75 euros, visitors can dine with a celebrity chef. Bars and taverns also have a special - 3 euros for tapas and drinks… Full Story »

  9. In Transit Blog: Madrid Food Festival Celebrates Tapas, and More

    NYTimes Travel &bull Jan 24, 2012

    As part of this annual festival, restaurants are offering special 25- and 40-euro tasting menus, and for 75 euros, visitors can dine with a celebrity chef. Bars and taverns also have a special - 3 euros for tapas and drinks… Full Story »

  10. Qatar Airways Moves to T4 @ Madrid Barajas International Airport

    Asia Travel Tips &bull Jan 18, 2012

    Qatar Airways Moves to T4 @ Madrid Barajas International Airport. Full Story »

  11. El Amparo; affordable for your pocket and luxurious for your stomach

    Vagablond &bull Jan 2, 2012

    Spain is home to various elegant gastronomic centers and so most diners gather here to relish authentic Spanish preparations. El Amparo is one of those enclaves in Madrid which is situated along cascading vineyards near the patio of an ancient… Full Story »

  12. Spain's Iberia scraps flights during strike

    Newsday Travel &bull Dec 29, 2011

    MADRID - (AP) -- Spanish airline Iberia canceled more than a third of its flights Thursday due to a strike by pilots fearing job losses when company planes are diverted for use by Iberia's planned new budget carrier. Iberia said… Full Story »

  13. A Guide to Holiday Sweets in Madrid

    NY Times Blog - Travel Q&A Blog &bull Dec 20, 2011

    In a nation collectively obsessed with the enjoyment of food, Spaniards make no exception for Christmas, especially those harboring a sweet tooth. With the holiday season in full swing, children and adults alike seek traditional Christmas sweets in Madrid's bakeries.… Full Story »

  14. In Transit Blog: A Guide to Holiday Sweets in Madrid

    NYTimes Travel &bull Dec 20, 2011

    In a nation collectively obsessed with the enjoyment of food, Spaniards make no exception for Christmas, especially those harboring a sweet tooth. With the holiday season in full swing, children and adults alike seek traditional Christmas sweets in Madrid's bakeries.… Full Story »

  15. 5194: Friendly Rentals - Puerta del Sol II

    Slow Travel - Vacation Rental Reviews &bull Dec 2, 2011

    Located in Calle Esparteros, less than 50 metres from Calle Mayor and Puerta del Sol, it doesn't get much more central than this. Despite being so close to the centre of Madrid, Esparteros is a relatively quiet (although we are inner city dwellers and are used to sirens, ranters and party people)one-way traffic street, and the aspect of the building shields it from Calle Mayor. The area is certainly very safe and full of life. Puerta del Sol, Plaza Mayor, Plaza Santa Cruz and Plaza Santa Ana are all within a short strolling distance of the apartment. Being so close… Full Story »

  16. 1969: Five Wonderful Weeks in Northern Spain, by caplanco

    Slow Travel - Trip Reports &bull Nov 29, 2011

    Trip Description: August 30 - October 4 Caplanco and "M" traveled the northern route through Spain from Galicia to Barcelona, ending with two nights in Madrid, enjoying some great food, art, sites and beaches along the way. My husband Michael… Full Story »

  17. At Madrid Show, Colorful Posters and Stark Photography

    NY Times Blog - Travel Q&A Blog &bull Nov 22, 2011

    Though Juan Gatti's many accomplishments in photography, fashion and graphic design have established him as an artist with a wide range, he is probably best known for designing influential posters for Pedro Almodovar's films. Starting with a poster for "Women… Full Story »


  18. In Transit Blog: At Madrid Show, Colorful Posters and Stark Photography

    NYTimes Travel &bull Nov 22, 2011

    Though Juan Gatti's many accomplishments in photography, fashion and graphic design have established him as an artist with a wide range, he is probably best known for designing influential posters for Pedro Almodovar's films. Starting with a poster for "Women… Full Story »


  19. Feriarte Fair in Madrid Offers Array of Art, Antiques and More

    NY Times Blog - Travel Q&A Blog &bull Nov 20, 2011

    Participants will offer an impressive array of furniture, paintings, sculptures, timepieces, lamps, jewelry and Asian and tribal art. Nearly 50 experts oversee the entries to guarantee their quality and authenticity. Last year more than 27,000 people visited the fair, not… Full Story »

  20. In Transit Blog: Feriarte Fair in Madrid Offers Array of Art, Antiques and More

    NYTimes Travel &bull Nov 20, 2011

    Participants will offer an impressive array of furniture, paintings, sculptures, timepieces, lamps, jewelry and Asian and tribal art. Nearly 50 experts oversee the entries to guarantee their quality and authenticity. Last year more than 27,000 people visited the fair, not… Full Story »



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