Spain Trip: Visiting the Most Lovely Art Galleries in Madrid

Landing in Madrid is always an adventure, especially when you’re minutes from art, ancient wonders, and football fever! ⚽🇪🇸 Based at the super convenient B&B HOTEL Madrid Aeropuerto T1 T2 T3 (C. de Lola Flores, 2), I made the most of the city’s legendary spots—think world-class museums to hidden sunset gems.

Must-See Places in Madrid:
1. Santiago Bernabéu Stadium (Av. de Concha Espina, 1): Football fan or not, the energy is NEXT LEVEL. Tour Bernabéu lets you see the locker rooms, trophies, and the pitch itself. Book online for time slots. Closed Jan 1, Dec 25; most days open 9:30-19:00, Sundays 9:30-18:30. Tip: Morning visits = shorter lines!
2. Prado Museum (Retiro, 28014): Soak up Spanish masterpieces—Goya, Velázquez, and more. Open Mon–Sat 10:00-20:00, Sun 10:00-19:00. Free entry last 2 hours of the day!
3. Temple of Debod (C. de Ferraz, 1): This Egyptian temple’s sunset view is unreal and FREE (closed Mondays). Go late afternoon for epic photos and cool vibes.
4. Las Ventas Bullring: Snap pics outside this iconic bullring for the classic Madrid look.

Practical Tips:
- The B&B HOTEL Madrid Aeropuerto T1 T2 T3 is ultimate value for airport flyers—free parking, modern clean rooms, 24h reception, and free lobby coffee/tea = YES. Check the bathroom/floor on arrival; some guests mention it. If insects bug you, ask the staff—they’re super friendly!
- For getting around, grab a Madrid Metro card at the airport. Fast, cheap, and gets you anywhere.
- Food hack: Snack at Museo del Jamón for local meats, or hit Mercado de San Miguel for tapas.

Madrid slays for art, football, and ancient gems—just use metro, be early at museums, and catch sunsets at Debod for the best shots! #madridmagic #artlovers #footballdream #spaintravel #travelhacks

Post by Agustin (@agustintravel) | Sep 28, 2025