The Puerta del Sol, the most central point of Madrid, is 10 minutes away from the Hotel Grupotel Mayorazgo. A prime shopping area, with streets like Arenal, Montera, Carmen, or Preciados, it is perfectly set up for a great day out. The photo next to the Bear and the Strawberry Tree is a must.

Nor can you leave without visiting the Plaza Mayor. Here you can enjoy an authentic calamari sandwich. The best accompaniment for this delicacy is a cold beer, and if it is from Madrid, so much the better. The ‘bocadillo’ (sandwich) is a very good option for visiting places of interest while you have lunch, but if you want to rest and take it easy, the Plaza Mayor hides in its arcades a traditional area of restaurants, terraces and souvenir shops.

Another of Madrid's jewels is the Royal Palace, one of the largest in Europe, which in its more than 3,418 rooms houses an important art heritage with historic collections of tapestry, painting and sculpture. The impressive Sabatini Gardens or the Campo del Moro are two tourist attractions that will take you back in time.

The Prado Museum's collection consists of 7,600 paintings, 1,000 sculptures, 4,800 prints and 8,200 drawings, as well as a large number of decorative arts objects and historical documents. Visitors can currently enjoy the exhibition of some 1,300 works of art.

The Puerta del Sol, the most central point of Madrid, is 10 minutes away from the Hotel Grupotel Mayorazgo. A prime shopping area, with streets like Arenal, Montera, Carmen, or Preciados, it is perfectly set up for a great day out. The photo next to the Bear and the Strawberry Tree is a must.

Nor can you leave without visiting the Plaza Mayor. Here you can enjoy an authentic calamari sandwich. The best accompaniment for this delicacy is a cold beer, and if it is from Madrid, so much the better. The ‘bocadillo’ (sandwich) is a very good option for visiting places of interest while you have lunch, but if you want to rest and take it easy, the Plaza Mayor hides in its arcades a traditional area of restaurants, terraces and souvenir shops.

Another of Madrid's jewels is the Royal Palace, one of the largest in Europe, which in its more than 3,418 rooms houses an important art heritage with historic collections of tapestry, painting and sculpture. The impressive Sabatini Gardens or the Campo del Moro are two tourist attractions that will take you back in time.

The Prado Museum's collection consists of 7,600 paintings, 1,000 sculptures, 4,800 prints and 8,200 drawings, as well as a large number of decorative arts objects and historical documents. Visitors can currently enjoy the exhibition of some 1,300 works of art.