In this article, we are going to explore the beautiful Spanish capital of vibrant energy and life atmosphere – Madrid. Madrid boasts of her beautiful culture, architectured buildings, and lively atmosphere. Now, as first-time visitor or future resident, safety must be high on one’s list of concerns. In this blog post, we will pick few of the safest areas in Madrid so that our reader can have a safe and fun time while in Madrid.

1. Chamberí

Chamberí is one of the most frequented districts it is situated in Madrid. For the beauty of architects, its streets are still pleasantly reminiscent of small Southerners with numerous shops, cafes, and beautiful parks. Another that has helped to increase security in Chamberí is its main use for apartments, many of which are well-guarded and maintained complexes, as well as neighbors’ associations. This district also elaborates few incidents of crime as compared to other districts of the city.

Highlights:

• Plaza de Olavide is one of the most famed places for student crowd; this actually means that it is a lively square with terraces located outside.
• It has been an old Chamberí metro station transformed into an interesting museum called the Andén 0.
• Canal de Isabel II Park, a park for common leisure and recreation.

2. Salamanca

Salamanca is one of the impressive districts of Madrid with a great variety of luxurious mini-areas, shops, and large avenues. However, it is always the same misleading – Salamanca is known to be one of the primordial places for rich residents and guests, as well as the safety zone. It is a high policed area where clean streets and areas of public access are jealously maintained. In Salamanca you will have a calmness of this big city which is very active.

Highlights:

• The aesthetic shopping mall of designer clothes, jewelry, shoes and bags at Calle Serrano the most famous sales street.
• A walk in a beautiful Retiro Park or you can also have a picnic there.
• The National Archaeological Museum is one of the greatest attractions; it portrays many interesting fossils.

3. Chamartín

San Lorenzo is a dynamic business city in the northern part of Madrid. It is endowed with quite a number of companies that have their headquarters there, thus attracting employees in business organizations. From the safety perspective, the region has well illuminated roads and highly ranked transport systems; thus exploring Chamartín is safe and easy. Hence, it has benefited from active commerce and presence of classy apartments and companies thus tightening up security status in the region.

Highlights:

• The museums in madrid are and among them is the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium that is home to Real Madrid Football Club.
• The contemporary towering Puerta Europa is dependent with stunning high rises with bird’s eye view terrains.
• Avenues: the active and populated commercial and business through fare Paseo de la Castellana to include several stores and eating joints.

4. Retiro

Another secure neighborhood in Madrid is Retiro, which like the name suggests is derived from Parque del Retiro. Being in the central area it is suitable for those who require moderate amount of business and calmness in between. Consequently, Retiro Park itself has a lot to do with the safety of the given district with lit up pathways and often security personnel presence, and people are friendly. Tour and nature lovers visit this district without having to compromise their safety through hiking and bluish forests.

Highlights:

• The huge park with lots of greens and serving as venues for outdoor facilities and important cultural happenings.
• The Crystal Palace, an astonishing glass building in which you can find contemporary art of the best artists.
• Calle Alcalá the commercial streets with different shops and activities starting from Petrer to Alicante.

5. Moncloa-Aravaca

Moncloa-Aravaca is one of Madrid´s residential districts situated to the west from the central part of Madrid, famous for its beautiful parks and calm atmosphere. Crimes are also low in this district together with a proven sense of togetherness among the residents. This makes Moncloa-Aravaca easily accessible via public transport to all areas within Madrid but also secure for individuals as they travel around the city.

Highlights:

• The breath taking Debod Temple which is an Egyptian temple that was moved to Madrid.
• The Casa de Campo, a large greenfield facility which could accommodate outdoor sports and recreation.
• Madrid tourist attraction, the Teleférico de Madrid – a cable car offering great aerial view of the city.

Here, we provide a list of some of the best safe districts you can visit if you’re in Madrid or live here in the future to guarantee a safe experience while exploring the amazing culture and beautiful sights the city offers. So, as a reminder, do not be paranoid but be careful, which means also following normal safety measures when travelling in Spain’s capital.