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Some places are still worth a visit even if they’re already well-known. That’s the case with Chocolatería San Ginés, which many Madrileños consider the best churros in the city

With decor that borders on excess, El Jardín Secreto is the perfect place for coffee and dessert

Open for 102 years, this tavern has appeared in an Almodóvar film and boasts a breathtaking décor

Opened in 1892, Bodega de la Ardosa still preserves historic elements, serves amazing tapas, and stands out for its vermouth.

Near the touristy Plaza de España, Taberna del Mozárabe is a local favorite for its delicious and affordable tapas.

The city's last adult cinema is now a popular gathering and entertainment spot for Madrileños

With great food at good prices, San Fernando does not disappoint and is not always packed with tourists

A cat café where you can meet and take home your new furry best friend.

Enjoy not just the destination but also the journey: how to take the cable car to Casa de Campo, Madrid's largest public park

With hilarious Sunday services honoring a 'redeeming' rubber duck, the Iglesia Patólica is unlike any church you've ever seen

What looks like a ghost station is actually a free museum

Once a Cold War espionage base, Teufelsberg is now a must-visit spot for street art lovers and those seeking a panoramic view of Berlin