For the reader and the writer, the energetic and colorful capital of Spain, Madrid, has something to do every night of the week. Given that Sunday is a day people often spend at home, doing probably nothing significant, one might think the same about Sunday nights in Madrid. If you have just arrived or you are a true Spaniard here are some suggestions of what to do on a Sunday night in Madrid.
Cultural Experiences
Madrid has always been famous for its great cultural background, and Sunday nights are a great chance to get to know the city better with the focus on art.
1. Visit Museums
It is also important to know that most museums in Madrid provide a free or a small amount of the entrance fee on Sunday evenings. One of the biggest and the best museums in the world – The Prado Museum – is free in the evening between 6 pm and 8 pm, allowing for a look at works by Velázquez, Goya, and El Greco.
If you’re interested in contemporary art then Reina Sofia Museum is the place to be. Every Sunday from 1:From 7.30 pm you can also get in for free which includes the piece of art, Guernica by Picasso.
2. Attend a Flamenco Show
Once you have a pulse on Spanish culture, sample Sunday night Flamenco. Various other places in Madrid presents great dancers, singers and musicians who will spice up your eyes and ears with their dramatics. Tablao Villa Rosa and Cardamomo are two perfect places recommended for visitors and both are famous for flamenco performances.
Nightlife Options
Madrid is well known for going out and Sunday nights are peak time for the city partygoers to hit the town. Here are a few nighttime activities to consider:
1. Enjoy Tapas and Wine
Tapeo — The locals have a dining ritual wherein they eat lots of tapas (the small portions, one in each bar). Visit about some of the tastiest meals that Madrid has to offer: La Latina and Malasaña which is a perfect place for those who love bars and restaurants.
2. Visit Rooftop Bars
In Madrid, try to visit a rooftop bar during evening time taking an eye view of the city skyline. The Radio Rooftop Bar or Circulo de Bellas Artes terrace is some of the best venues to take a cocktail while looking at the beautiful view.
3. Dance the Night Away
If you are in the dancing mood, Madrid has several nightclubs that you can dance to different beats. , Teatro Kapital is one of the largest clubs in Europe with more floors and themed rooms, performs music for every taste and preferences. On the other hand, Joy Eslava, established at the old theater, has more distinctive environment.
Relaxing Strolls
If you prefer a more laid-back Sunday night experience, Madrid offers plenty of peaceful spots for a relaxing stroll:
1. Retiro Park
Take a break from noisy and crowded places, being one of Madrid’s largest parks, Retiro Park is perfect for relaxation. Enjoy a stroll through the park, do some boating on the lake, take a seat under a tree for a picnic anything like that. It has beautiful setup for a nice Sunday evening Sunday evening at Retiro Park.
2. Puerta de Alcala
Go for a walk to Puerta de Alcala that is the monument with high importance being one of the symbols of Madrid. Like it for its neoclassical structures and take great photo opportunities. Another place is the square adjacent to Puerta de Alcala – although the architecture is not impressive one can always sit on a bench and watch people.
Conclusion
On a Sunday night in Madrid, one attracts an excellent deal of engagements to get involved in. From cultural explorations to night parties or leisurely walks, it’s all in the capital of Spain. Even don’t miss your Sunday night to make some most memorable moments of your life in this wonderful city.
