Apartments in Madrid

Having been a poor part of town, today Chueca experiences its rebirth, becoming the gay center of Madrid and the epicenter of a vibrant outdoor nightlife. Many shops and trendy bars have recently opened here.

The Salamanca district is one of the few in Madrid with a well-defined urban structure- geometric and well-arranged. Elegant and very chic, it is the most stylish area of the capital. You have to see it for yourself, it is worth it.

Malasaña is a special place, called Maravillas (marvelous things) by its own inhabitants. Historically the center of one of the most famous cultural movements of Spain, Movida, it is now an increasingly interesting area for investors. Full of fashionable and trendy shops, this place have become very popular amongst youngsters and students. Conde Duende is the part that extends beyond the Via San Bernardo. Much like Malasaña, it is more quiet and residential, ideal for tapas and for those seeking accommodation in Madrid.

Centro De Madrid History comes alive you can discover the magic of its streets the energy of its squares and the flavor of authentic Spain

History and night life are united in La Latina. The "Madrid of Austria" covers various parts of the city centre. Together with Sol, La Latina is one of the oldest areas of the city. Memorable restaurants and bars are not hard to find.

Large central area of Madrid, Gran Via is lined with shops, cinemas, theaters and famous buildings. From the Callao Square there is a dense network of pedestrian streets leading to the Puerta del Sol.

Chamartín is a district located in the north of the city that consists of the following neighborhoods: El Viso, Prosperidad, Ciudad Jardín, Hispanoamérica, Nueva España y Castilla. Today it is known for hosting the most important companies in Spain, a major business centre and one of the most expensive areas of the capital.