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Madrid

Madrid holds property of great value making real estate opportunities very appealing.

The country comes together with an unrivalled number of bars, cafés, discos, restaurants, and live music venues, combined with the typically Spanish way of enjoying them, makes this the place to come for unbridled fun. Above all, and it will become clear after a short time, Madrid's main attraction are the Madrileños themselves with their free spirit and love of life.

With museums like the Prado, Reina Sofia and Tjyssen Bornemizsa ranking as some of the best in Europe. Recently completed restorations have now given the city a brilliant shine.

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Sol is at the heart of it all (Puerta del Sol) where you will find wonderful 19th-century buildings, cafés, bars, restaurants and people moving about. Calle Mayor is the Plaza Mayor and Plaza de la Villa are situated as well as the old historic district. Take Calle Arenal and visit the Palacio Real (Royal Palace) and Teatro Real (Opera House).

Castellana is where you will find much more than a wide, tree-lined street. From Atocha train station you can walk to the Paseo del Prado and take in two of Madrid's most famous art museums: the Prado and the Thyssen Bornemisza. Also in the area is the Real Jardin Botanico (Royal Botanical Gardens).

The Paseo de Recoletos is a great place to take a relaxing stroll or stop into a café. Further up you will pass the massive square and monument to Columbus and the Bibilioteca Nacional (National Library). At this point, the street officially becomes the Paseo de la Castellana and is busy with the hustle and bustle of traffic.

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Gran Vía is yet another avenue where there are many buildings to admire, all the eccentric 20th-century architecture built during the Franco era, you will find every style represented, from neo-baroque to Art Deco. Other buildings to watch out for are the elegantly domed Edificio Metrópolis at the Alcalá intersection, and the monstrous Telefónica building halfway down.

Madrid de los Austrias is old historic 18th Century part of Madrid. The Royal Palace and the Opera House are in this area also.

La Latina (The Rastro) is an old district with lots of bars, cafés and restaurants.

Retiro Park has the lush, green Parque del Buen Retiro (Good Retreat Park) with a beautiful pond.

Moncloa and Argüelles are dominated by great bars and tapas joints that don't even open until 9pm or later and popular with students. Huertas and Plaza Santa Ana also another great spot for cafés, bars and nightlife and is centred around the Plaza de Santa Ana.

Malasaña and Chueca is a fairly quiet area during the day, with winding streets and 19th-century architecture but is conversely very busy at night.

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