What to Do in Madrid?

The capital city of Spain, Madrid sits in the center of the country. Museums, architecture, monuments, varied gastronomy and Spanish people's kindness make Madrid one of the favourite European touristic destinations. Your Wizz Air ambassador Denis and Brad the traveler are ready to show you the of best this colorful metropolis. Buenos Dias! Excellent museums, tapas and flamenco. Once you truly experience this charming capital, you'll be tempted to keep coming back for more. Welcome to Madrid! A Spanish zest for life, also forms a vital part of this cosmopolitan city with its amazing artistic and cultural heritage and passionate people, no city on earth is more alive than Madrid. Despite its historic roots 'Puerta del Sol' and its surrounding streets are one of the most modern and liveliest areas of the city. With so many of Madrid's principal attractions within walking distance it's the perfect location to start your sightseeing. Here is the famous kilometre zero stone, the official stating point for Spain's six national roads and the bear and strawberry tree, a bronze work which is known as the official symbol of the city. The royal palace with its 2800 rooms is the lavish site of royal events, although it's not home to the royal family any longer. Great atmosphere, lots of nice restaurants and a touch of history, this is Plaza Mayor. The square serves as a meeting place for tourists and locals alike. It has hosted a variety of festivities throughout history - including bull-fights, soccer matches and executions during the Spanish Inquisition. Eating tapas is something you definitely need to try if you are in Madrid. Madrid has so many astonishing museums, but if we needed to pick one we would recommend Prado Museum, as it has one of the largest art collections in the world. Allow yourself at least three hours to enjoy the works of Velázquez, Goya and El Greco. Good-bye Brad.