Spain’s capital city, Madrid, is a land of exciting entertainment opportunities where guests and residents have a thumping good time. In case you are in this busy city over the weekends and especially on Sunday nights, fret not for we have some recommendation for you. Madrid never sleeps, and that includes the Sunday so there are lots of interesting places you could check out. A few of things to do are as follows; Places to go eating out, hotels and club institutions and cultural centers.
Nightlife
1. La Latina District
La Latina is one of the most visited barrios because of its excellent option for nightlife spots. Another popular day in the streets of Spain is Sunday because people are getting involved in tapas and drinks. Calle Cava Baja and Calle Cava Alta is two active streets with bars and restaurants. The sightseeing includes delicious tapas and a beautiful atmosphere of Spanish towns.
2. Malasaña
Another overhauled district is that of Malasaña, as popular with those youth subcultures affiliated with the indie scene. This area is a collection of Macabre bars, clubs, and live music joints. Everyday entertainment includes music bands in different places and night Clubs with occasional parties for different Sundays. They men, women or both depending on the night but overall, it’s great for people out for something more casual than a club.
Cultural Experiences
1. Flamenco Shows
Make sure you get a chance to embrace Flamenco by catching it live. There are several establishments in Madrid that present flamenco dancing in particular on Sunday night. It is one of the best feelings when being able to watch skillful dancers moving happily to the best of the Spanish tunes.
2. Museums and Art Galleries
Madrid is famous as a place with numerous remarkable museums and galleries of contemporary art. Most of these cultural establishments, the Prado Museum and the Reina Sofia Museum in particular, open on Sundays and often, even on late into the night. It is high time to get acquainted with numerous art exhibitions and enjoy the notable works as well as feel the spirit of the city.
Relaxation and Chill Spots
1. Retiro Park
Tired of urban rush, visit the wonderful Retiro Park. This beautiful park is centrally placed in Madrid and this park has large area of greenery, small ponds, and big statues. Go for a nature walk, paddle a canoe rentals, or if one just wishes to relax, there is always a great place to just sit and relax.
2. Rooftop Bars
It is also recommended to try something unusual and visit one of the rooftop bars where you can look at the sky line of Madrid. They provide gorgeous sea view, mouth-watering alcoholic beverages and the setting is rather chic. Savor your favorite beverage while having a great view of the city lights and not forgetting the panoramic view.
Food Markets
1. Mercado San Miguel
Explore Mercado San Miguel and taste peculiar dishes that you cannot try in other soup places. It boasts of food stand selling numerous types of tapas, fresh fish, Spanish products, and deserts. To be honest, it’s always filled with lots of people and it’s perfect to make a quick trial of many kinds of Gin and to have a nice pleasant feel of the energy of a busy city.
2. Mercado de San Antón
If you want a more local feeling you should visit Mercado de San Antón. This modern analog of a traditional market is three-storied and includes food sellers, a panoramic, rooftop eating space, and a gourmet food emporium. Eat delicious food, take your favorite beverage, and get interested in the local food buying and selling market.
Indeed you can have fun anywhere from Madrid even in the evening on a Sunday night. Whether out going for partying, learning the different cultures, getting relaxation or tasting the different Foods , this city will suit you in so Many ways. So get out there and have the best of Sunday night in Madrid!
