Salamanca District
The Salamanca district is one of the wealthiest, most distinct, and most expensive areas to live in Madrid.
It is located to the northeast of the historical center of Madrid and borders part of the famous Retiro Park, the largest of the capital -Madrid’s Central Park- and an idyllic place to go for a stroll.
Named after its developer, the Marquess of Salamanca, the Salamanca district is the product of a large-scale urban development undertaken at the end of the XIX century. Its elegant grid system of street blocks was designed for the exclusive area of residence for members of Madrid´s aristocracy and high bourgeoisie.
The Salamanca district spreads style, elegance, and a glamorous atmosphere. The most distinguished majestic facades, elegant small palaces, and carefully designed buildings with distinctive architectural elements can be perceived in the neighborhoods of Recoletos, Goya, Lista, and Castellana -these being the most exclusive ones.
Neighborhoods: Recoletos, Goya, Lista, Castellana, Guindalera and Fuente del Berro.
Discover the elegance and style of Madrid’s high-end shopping district, showcasing the city’s best luxury stores. The Salamanca district is renowned for its Golden Mile of fashion, centered around Ortega y Gasset Street and its surrounding area. Here, you’ll find top fashion brand boutiques and famous international brands of clothing, shoes, jewelry, and watches along Serrano Street—Madrid’s Fifth Avenue—along with Velázquez, Claudio Coello, and Jorge Juan Streets.
The Salamanca district is home to numerous embassies, museums, cultural venues, exceptional restaurants, bars, cafés, and some of Madrid’s most stylish nightlife.
For those seeking Michelin-starred dining experiences, as well as a variety of innovative restaurants, this is the perfect spot. The district also features gourmet markets and gastronomic experiences like the famous Mercado de La Paz and Platea, or the Gourmet Experience at El Corte Inglés with StreetXO, Salón Cascabel, and Rocambolesc, among others. Mercado de La Paz, considered Madrid’s best food market, offers high-quality products and the opportunity to enjoy lunch at informal restaurants within the market.
MUSEUMS AND CULTURAL VENUES
National Archeological Museum
Lázaro Galdiano Foundation
Juan March Foundation
Carlos de Amberes Foundation
National Library of Spain and Museum.
MICHELIN-STARRED RESTAURANTS
- RavioXO
- Ricardo Sanz Wellington
- La Tasquería
- Álbora
- A’Barra
- Ramón Freixa Madrid
OUR APARTMENTS
FROM 15.000 €
