3 plans in Madrid for an autumn of 10
Outside the tablaos, unique experiences await you in and around Madrid.
Facade of La Bola Restaurant, serving Castilian cuisine in the historic center of Madrid since 1870
Photo: labola.es
Autumn is a special season. At this time of year you can still enjoy outdoor plans, with milder temperatures and dreamy landscapes, and you can also feel that energy of new beginnings that awakens the desire to experience new things.
For this reason, after your experience in our tablaos flamencosWe propose 3 other plans to enjoy in Madrid this fall and add more new experiences to your checklist.
Visit to Chinchón, one of the most beautiful villages in Spain.
45 km southeast of Madrid -with easy access by car or public transport-awaits a village surrounded by vineyards and olive trees whose urban center was declared a Historic-Artistic Site. Its main square is its strong point, the heart of Chinchón. heart of the town of Chinchón since medieval times and home to emblematic restaurants. Film directors such as Wes Anderson and Orson Welles have set their eyes on it , who did not hesitate to use the picturesque square as a backdrop for their films. Among its typical products is aniseed, the eternal companion of brandy or cognac in the typical Andalusian drink closely linked to flamenco sun and shade. Try it in any of our tablaos!
The picturesque Plaza Mayor of Chinchón
Photo: Jose.Madrid
Hiking to enjoy the autumn scenery in the Sierra Norte of Madrid
The reddish, ochre and orange colors of autumn are almost as passionate as a good flamenco show. flamenco show. In the Sierra Norte de Madrid different hiking trails await you where you can experience the amazing Madrid autumn. And although the Montejo Beech Forest is considered the most spectacular forest in the Sierra to enjoy this time of the year, in this link you will find other places that also deserve to be visited for their beauty and that will be less crowded.
Autumn landscape in the Dehesa Bonita de Somosierra
Photo: bikernautas.com
Centennial gastronomic route between La Latina and Ópera
We can't think of a better way to get to know Madrid than through its gastronomy. And if we also leave you a route designed for its centenary restaurants and wineriesyou have no excuse! Between the metro stations of La Latina and Ópera, close to the main tablaos flamencos of MadridWe are waiting for you a route through 10 restaurants of traditional Castilian cuisine that have more than 100 years old. Prepare your camera to portray their facades and interiors full of details and history and be careful with your choice to eat, as all of them are a success.
Sobrino de Botín, the Madrid restaurant listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the oldest restaurant in the world
Photo: Tamorlan