Houses for sale in Madrid

A boat ride through the Retiro, a delicious Calamari sandwich, Christmas in the Plaza Mayor, an afternoon of shopping in Las Rozas Village... Madrid, as a Spanish province, undoubtedly stands out for its wealth in all areas. Its capital full of traditional and traditional neighborhoods, of areas that have given way to the modern and alternative and its more than 170 municipalities have made it the most populated in Spain.

It is evident that the Madrid capital is a city of contrasts. Its streets border extensive parks such as Retiro, the undoubted green lung of the capital with more than 15,000 trees, but they also cross authentic nerve and financial centers, such as Plaza Castilla or Nuevos Ministerios.

Its neighborhoods and districts range from the prestigious Salamanca neighborhood, with exquisite balconies and facades, to the popular La Latina neighborhood , full of street-level activities and a benchmark, especially on weekends, for all lovers of caps worth their salt.

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These are some of the bus lines that connect the different municipalities in the province of Madrid.

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Oferta cultural en la capital

The capital is also famous for its wide cultural offer, as it brings together some of the most important museums in the world . The Prado would be the clearest example, where you can find Las Meninas by Diego de Velázquez or La Maja Nude by Francisco Goya. Another of Madrid's jewels in terms of culture is the Reina Sofía museum, which has works of the height of Pablo Picasso 's Guernica . Along with the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, the three make up the city's Golden Triangle.

Sede de las principales universidades

As if that were not enough, both the capital and the different municipalities of the Madrid province also have a wide portfolio of universities, both public and private. Some of them are among the most prestigious in Spain, such as the Complutense University and the Polytechnic University, the Carlos III University or the Autonomous University of Madrid.

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Living near the city of Madrid, in municipalities such as Alcalá de Henares or Pozuelo de Alarcón, but outside the center, takes us away from the hustle and bustle of one of the busiest cities in Europe. On the other hand, living in one of the cities or neighborhoods close to the capital offers us the immense advantage of being just a few minutes from the center and all its services and facilities.

Either of the two options is a perfect choice to enjoy everything this province has to offer.