Off the beaten path · Madrid, Spain
9 Hidden Gems in Madrid Most Visitors Miss
The quieter side of Madrid, chosen from what travelers actually rate highest once the crowds thin out.
Picked out of the 94 Madrid places we track, favoring high ratings over high foot traffic. Updated monthly.
Bad Company 1920
SightBad Company 1920 is a hidden gem in the heart of Madrid's Universidad neighborhood, transporting visitors back to the Prohibition era.
Read our full guide →Templo del Masaje Goya
SightTemplo del Masaje Goya is a hidden gem in the upscale Salamanca neighborhood of Madrid.
Read our full guide →Red Helmet Experience - Madrid
EntertainmentRed Helmet Experience - Madrid offers a unique way to explore the Spanish capital: riding in a vintage motorcycle sidecar.
Read our full guide →Mercado del Juguete de Madrid
MarketFree entryMercado del Juguete de Madrid is a vibrant market held on weekends in the Latina neighborhood, dedicated to vintage toys and collectibles.
Read our full guide →Museo Casa de la Moneda
MuseumFree entryMuseo Casa de la Moneda, located in the Salamanca district of Madrid, offers a fascinating journey through the history of coinage and currency production.
Read our full guide →Sai Tei
SightSai Tei is a refined Japanese restaurant located on Calle General Oraa in Madrid's upscale Salamanca district.
Read our full guide →Jose Alfredo
SightJose Alfredo is a beloved dining spot located on Calle Silva in the Universidad district of Madrid, Spain.
Read our full guide →Teatro Maria Guerrero
EntertainmentTeatro Maria Guerrero is a distinguished performance venue located on Calle Tamayo y Baus in the elegant Salesas neighborhood of Madrid.
Read our full guide →The Nook
SightThe Nook is a hidden gem in Madrid's upscale Chamberí neighborhood, offering a relaxed and sophisticated drinking experience.
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