Madrid
Madrid, the capital city of Spain is internationally popular for its architectural significance. This city is situated in the center of the castillan plain 646 meters above sea level. The capital city though features a less number of attractions holds significant appeal among the tourist. The city is primarily known for its art galleries and a number of architectural monuments of significant historical importance. This popular tourist destination in Spain is also referred as one of the cultural hubs of the country. A visit to the city will introduce you to royal sites of tourism, architectural masterpieces, and parks.
Climate of Madrid
Generally, the Spanish capital city features a dry climatic condition, which at times gets extreme. The city also witnesses quick and frequent spells of rain during the winters. The summer months of the city records soaring temperature with lasting sunshine while the winter season records a cold temperature. The season of spring and autumn witnesses a temperate climate condition with frequent rainfalls that continues until the season of winter. The best time of planning a visit to this capital city in Spain is during the spring season, especially during the months of April, May, and June. The city in some year even witnesses snowfall.
Attractions in Madrid
A visit to the top tourist attractions in Madrid will take you on a cultural and heritage tour across the city. Most of the sites of tourist interest in this country boast of a rich cultural appeal. Art galleries to royal places, to historic sites, and parks, you name it the city has it for you. Here is a list of some of the top Madrid attractions worth a visit
- Plaza Mayor
- Puerta del Sol
- Museo Sorolla
- Parque del Retiro
- Museo de Am?rica
- Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza
- Royal Palace (Palacio Real)?????
- Prado Museum (Museo del Prado)
- Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sof?a
?How to Reach Madrid
The capital city is beautifully served by all major transportation and it is quite easy to reach the city from almost all parts of the world. You can reach Madrid via plane, train, or even by bus.
- By Plane - The international airport of the city is known as the Madrid Barajas International Airport. This is situated at a distance of 13 kilometer from Puerta del Sol, the main region of the city. The airport that has 4 terminals serves as an operation base of major international flight services. You have to take the metro route 8 (pink) to get to the city. Metro tickets to and from airport comes at a cost of €2. Bus numbers 200 and 204 serve the route between airport and Plaza Col?n and Avenida de Am?rica in Madrid. There is also availability of night buses in the route of airport and city center at a cost of €9.90 per person run by Night Shuttle.
- By train – Train service to and from Madrid is run by Renfe. There are frequent train services available between Madrid and other Spanish cities like, Barcelona (2h 40min), Seville (2h 20 min), Malaga (2h 30 min) along with other Europeamn destinations that includes Zaragoza, Tarragona, Lerida, Huesca, Ciudad Real, Puertollano, Lisbon, Milan, the French coast, Paris. Northbound trains depart from Chamart?n station while trains to Barcelona, Valencia and southern Spain depart from Atocha railway station.
- By bus – There are around eight international and intercity bus stations in this Spanish city. You can find out the information about the bus schedules from the tourist office. Southbound international buses depart and arrive at Estaci?n Sur de Autobuses (Calle de M?ndez ?lvaro, Tel:+34 91-468-4200 [5]). Buses to Barcelona and Bilbao depart from Avenida de Am?rica bus terminal.
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