Leading speakers will discuss the discrimination and inequality that affect the LGBTQ+ community (European Parliament and the European Commission in Spain. 5 July).
Two routes invite us to delve into food culture and art (Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum / San Miguel Market. Until February 2025).
The finest 100% Iberian acorn-fed ham croquettes in some of the top tapas establishments in Chamartín, Chueca and Salamanca (Various establishments. 14 Jun-7 Jul).
Palacio de Liria opens its gardens exceptionally for small groups with a series of guided tours (Palacio de Liria. Tuesday to Sunday. Until 31 August).
Outdoor beer garden where you can enjoy food-related activities laid on by the German brewery (Gran Teatro Bankia Príncipe Pío. Until October 2024).
The film series is back this summer with the screening of great classics, cult films, seasonal hits and family films (Glass Gallery - Cibeles Palace. 27 Jun-12 Sept).
Hop on board one the region's tourist trains and discover some magical places.
The International Festival of Photography and Visual Arts is holding a new edition with 84 exhibitions and the participation of 293 photographers and visual artists. (Various locations. 10 May-29 Sept).
August is a fantastic month to experience a Madrid at its most traditional, as it celebrates the San Cayetano, San Lorenzo and Virgen de la Paloma festivities (2-15 August 2024).
Spain marks its national day with pomp and pageantry (12 October).
All Saints' Day, Halloween, the Day of the Dead... Madrid has created a fusion of these three traditions from different cultures to celebrate this day in style.
As Christmas trees and decorations light up streets and squares, Madrid celebrates everyone’s favourite holiday with a programme packed with cultural and leisure activities.
Thousands flock to the city to attend the processions and to enjoy the atmosphere created by the trumpets, drums and the hundreds of religious worshippers' bright and colourful attire (11 to 20 April 2025).
Every year on and around May 15th, Madrid honours its patron saint, San Isidro.