Madrid Food Guide

Slow Day in Salamanca

Named after the neighborhood’s developer, José de Salamanca y Mayol, Salamanca is a bourgeoisie neighborhood that is widely known as one of the most elegant in Madrid. Start by viewing the serene works of painter Joaquin Sorolla before taking to the grand 19th century boulevards in search of Madrid’s most legendary Tortilla Española inside the upscale Mercado de la Paz. Continue with a stroll in the park during sunset and end the day with a slow dinner and a bottle of Spanish wine.

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A taste of the day

Stop 1

10:00am Museo Sorolla

Begin your day at Museo Sorolla, a public museum dedicated to the artworks of Joaquín Sorolla, the Spanish master of lig…

Stop 2

1:00pm Legendary Tortilla Española Lunch

For lunch, join the crowds at Casa Dani for a taste of their legendary Tortilla Española. Located inside Mercado de la P…

Stop 3

3:00pm Mercado de la Paz

After you’ve devoured your lunch, take to wandering around Mercado de la Paz. Established in 1882, this popular indoor m…

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