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Valentine’s Day is an important date for couples all over the world and Madrid is a perfect city for an unparalleled romantic getaway. You can start the day by enjoying the different tourist attractions of the city through the Puerta del Sol, Plaza Mayor and the Royal Palace.

But to really capture the most romantic spots of the city we must wait until the end of the afternoon, Read full article

Do not miss the first part of this post! The cultural agenda of Madrid offers you irresistible proposals for 2020, will we see you here?

6. Vampires. The evolution of the myth in the Caixa Forum. Immerse yourself in the world of vampires through fantasy films and find out the differences between cinema and the original myth. Read full article

The love story that revolutionised the cinemas in 1990 arrives at Gran Vía in Madrid: Ghost: The Musical. You will be able to enjoy this wonderful story, transformed into a musical, which has been a hit in Broadway and London and continues to surprise its spectators. Starring Cristina Llorente and Roger Berruezo and directed by Federico Bellone, Read full article

Madrid is a culturally extraordinary city with unique exhibitions and tributes such as Lorca 2019, its activities continue to surprise its visitors and residents. At the beginning of 1920 Salvador Dalí, Federico García Lorca and Luis Buñuel, who formed part of the creative atmosphere of that time, met in Madrid. Madrid City Council has prepared a tour of the secret corners of this generation of intellectuals. Read full article

Are you looking for a different and original plan? Madrid offers everything you are looking for. You can spend an afternoon reminiscing about the old days or travelling to a distant time in Europe’s largest drive-in cinema.

It has about 25,000 square metres, a 250 square metre screen and a state-of-the-art digital projector. Read full article