Tapas on Calle Ponzano, markets, museums and the everyday Madrid most tourists miss.
If you want to see how Madrileños actually live, head north of the centre to Chamberí. The area around Vallehermoso is elegant, residential and full of bars where locals outnumber tourists.
Calle Ponzano
One of Madrid's best streets for food and drink. Lined with tapas bars, wine bars and restaurants, it fills up every evening. Try a few places and order to share.
Mercado de Vallehermoso
A traditional neighbourhood market that also has modern food stalls. A good spot for lunch or to see local life up close.
Plaza de Olavide
A round, leafy square ringed by terraces. Perfect for a coffee or an early drink.
Andén 0: the ghost station
The old Chamberí metro station, closed since the 1960s, is now a small museum. You can see the original tiles and adverts from the early 20th century.
Museo Sorolla
A short walk away, the former home of painter Joaquín Sorolla has a beautiful garden and some of his best work.
Getting there
Quevedo, Canal and Islas Filipinas metro stations are all nearby. From Sol it takes about 15 minutes by metro.
Fitting the club into your day
Visit Museo Sorolla in the morning, have lunch at the market, relax at the club in the afternoon, then finish on Calle Ponzano for dinner.
Good to know
Keep cannabis inside the club; public consumption can be fined in Spain. Bring your original ID; members must be 18+.
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