One of the things you have to do if you are learning Spanish in Madrid is get lost in its beautiful streets and charming squares. Madrid has a unique charm that you will only discover if you decide to stroll aimlessly and devote a day to falling in love with its secrets.
The squares of Madrid are the soul of the neighborhood and its people. There you will discover the topics of interest, the clothes that are in fashion (and not) and meet people you would never imagine. If you want to put your Spanish into practice, one of the best things you can do is go to a square on your break from your Spanish classes, and talk to the people there.
What places to visit at the end of your Spanish classes
Madrid has very nice squares and we will show you what they are. We will name you very well known squares and some secret ones, where you will be able to enjoy all its charms.
Have you ever heard of the “Plaza de la Villa de Paris”? This is a place between the National High Court and the Supreme Court. For us it is one of the most beautiful squares in Madrid. It reminds us of Paris: very elegant. It is surrounded by beautiful historic buildings dating from the late nineteenth century. You can rest from your Spanish course in Madrid by taking a walk around this wonderful place.
If you are looking for a famous square full of life, the "Plaza de Oriente" is undoubtedly your place. It is majestic, elegant, pedestrian and always full of life. You can enjoy a drink on the terraces when you leave your Spanish classes. Chaired by the Royal Palace and the Royal Theatre, flanked by the Gardens of Sabatini, those of Lepanto and those of Cabo Noval, and inhabited by an interesting collection of sculptures of twenty Spanish kings. It’s perfect!
The "Plaza del Dos de Mayo" is the most famous of Malasaña district. It is known for being a meeting point for those who seek an alternative life and a lot of celebration. Is a square with a great historical feeling. You can take advantage of your Spanish course and ask about the fantastic history that gives this square its name.
“Plaza Mayor” and “Plaza de España” are two of the most famous squares in Madrid. A must if you are learning Spanish. Discovering the marvelous architecture, history and life of these places is a unique experience. In these squares they put different markets during the year. Perhaps the most famous is the Christmas in the Plaza Mayor, where you can enjoy a great time with your friends or family surrounded by a Christmas atmosphere.
