Madrid, the capital of Spain, is a cosmopolitan city that combines the most modern infrastructures and the status of an economic, financial, administrative, and service center with a rich cultural and artistic heritage, a legacy of centuries of exciting history.

Strategically located in the geographical center of the Iberian Peninsula at an altitude of 646m above sea level, Madrid has one of the most important historic centers of all European cities. This heritage blends seamlessly with the city's modern infrastructure, a wide range of accommodation and services, and all the latest cutting-edge audiovisual and communication technologies. These conditions, along with the drive of a dynamic and open society, as well as a lively and friendly spirit, have made this metropolis one of the great capitals of the Western world.

Madrid's lively nightlife is another of the main attractions of the Spanish capital, thanks to the exciting and varied atmosphere in its bars, pubs, clubs, and flamenco venues. Other daytime entertainment options include traditional outdoor dances, popular festivals, and the San Isidro bullfighting festival, considered the most important in the world.

Highlights:

• The largest airport in Spain with 200 direct connections to 69 countries and 173 cities—the eleventh largest airport in the world and the fourth-largest hub in Europe.
• Over 5,000 restaurants, offering everything from traditional tapas to avant-garde culinary delights (23 Michelin stars).
• World-class sports events: Football at Real Madrid, Tennis and Golf Masters, etc.