30 travel guides for Madrid, Spain. Browse by category to find local insights, attraction guides, and travel advice.
Local cuisine, restaurant picks, and food market guides

Mar 5, 2026
Mercado de San Miguel, opened in 1916, features over 30 gourmet stalls with tapas priced around €3-€6 each. Traditional dishes like cocido madrileño cost approximately €12 at Casa Lucio, located 2 km from Puerta del Sol, Madrid’s central square.
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Mar 5, 2026
find Madrid's top vegetarian dining spots, from cozy cafes to upscale eateries. Enjoy plant-based meals without missing local flavors.
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Mar 5, 2026
Mercado de San Miguel, opened in 1916, features over 30 stalls selling tapas from €3 to €8, while Mercado de San Antón in Chueca covers 2,600 m² with three floors of fresh produce, dining, and rooftop bar. Both markets are within 2 km of Puerta del Sol in central Madrid.
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Mar 5, 2026
Sobrino de Botín, founded in 1725, is Madrid’s oldest restaurant, serving roast suckling pig from €30 per person. Located 200 meters from Plaza Mayor, it attracts over 500,000 visitors annually. Modern eateries in the Salamanca district offer three-course menus averaging €40, with reservations recommended weeks in advance.
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Mar 5, 2026
Mercado de San Miguel, opened in 1916 and located 500 meters from Plaza Mayor, sells traditional Madrid street foods like bocadillos from €4.50. Nearby, El Tigre tapas bar serves generous plates with drinks priced around €3, making it a budget-friendly stop for authentic local flavors.
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