Beyond commonplaces, Madrid is really the city of Movida, a way of life in which day and night replace each other without canceling each other out. But the Movida of the capital of Spain is not only pure fun: the people of Madrid love to stay late, stay on the street, drink and eat together with others. As soon as you arrive at Madrid airport you will need a way to get around and one of these could be Madrid airport taxi which will take you around the city in total comfort. Today we will take you to discover the things not to be missed in Madrid!
Prado Museum
The Prado is one of the most important museums in the world and it is worth spending many hours visiting it. From Caravaggio to Goya, from Raphael to Velasquez, the Prado collects the history of European art of the last five centuries. To be able to visit it comfortably it is better to go to the Prado on weekdays, you will find fewer people. If you have a lot of luggage with you, you run the risk of long waits before you can enter: there are not too many safety deposit boxes. Prado has an efficient clinic in the Hieronymites building: a guarantee for those who risk the “Stendhal syndrome”.

Reina Sofia Museum
The Reina Sofia is a Madrid museum that collects works of art from the 20th century to the present day.
The building that houses was born as a hospital and was used until 1986, when the Reina Sofia Art Center was opened. In the museum, particular emphasis is placed on Spanish painters such as Dalì, Mi...