Hotel Fenix, a Gran Meliá Hotel

Serrano, Goya and Velazquez sorround the Gran Meliá Fenix as part of the called "Golden Mile", where the most exclusive boutiques of the city are placed.

The Santiago Bernabeu Football Stadium is Real Madrid home's ground. It is a UEFA-classified elite Stadium, awarded the top 5-star status in 2007. The Santiago Bernabeu Stadium and Real Madrid Football Club are closely associated. Some truly memorable football has been played within the walls of Santiago Bernabeu: UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, Spain's Premier League of 1982 FIFA World Cup It has a current capacity of 84.545 spectators. While you expect a major refurbishment that will increase its capacity to 93.000 spectators, and it will become the third largest stadium in the world and one of the most modern.

Calle Serrano was created in the mid-nineteenth century by the marquess after whom it was named, is one giant fashion catwalk. With its elegant buildings, it soon became home to the famous, which came to symbolise the district, and now sports a completely new look. It lies an area in which leading firms and the most prestigious Spanish and foreign designers display their latest creations.

The National Library (Biblioteca Nacional) was founded by King Philip V at the end of 1711 (known at this time as the Real Biblioteca or Royal Library), and opened its doors for the first time in March of 1712. It houses a copy of every single book published in Spain, as well as a valuable collection of incunables, manuscripts, prints, drawings, photographs, maps, sound recordings, scores, etc. Through its Exhibition Rooms, which are open to the public, the collections, the functioning and the history of the National Library can be seen.

One of the biggest pinacotecs in the world, this worldwide know museum is considered by many one of the best of its kind. You can spend hours enjoying the amazingness which this building art represents.

Madrid Barajas Airport (MAD) is the busiest airport in Spain and connects millions of passengers a year to domestic and international destinations. Madrid MAD is based eight miles (13 kilometers) northeast of the city of Madrid and its four terminals are easy to connect to by road or rail. The Madrid underground system is accessible from the airport and a taxi journey from Madrid International to downtown Madrid takes about half an hour; suburban and national train networks are a short journey away via the underground. Madrid Airport is the major European hub for flights to Central and South America with more transatlantic flights departing from its runways than at any other Spanish airport. There is a modern and fully-equipped business center at Madrid Barajas Airport and airport lounges for VIP passengers.

The Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, or in Spanish Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, is an art museum near the Prado Museum in Madrid, Spain. It is known as a part of the "Golden Triangle of Art", which also includes the Prado and the Reina Sofia galleries. The Thyssen-Bornemisza fills the historical gaps in its counterparts' collections.

Atocha is the largest railway station in Madrid. It’s the terminal for the high-speed network AVE, long-distance trains and local Cercanías services and houses a shopping & leisure area with a tropical garden with over 100 different species, including 70 palm trees and 1,000 other plants.