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Fire, good produce and a table worth planning ahead for. Spanish and Uruguayan cooking for a special dinner before the wedding.
← Back to the weddingA table worth booking, art that surprises and streets made for losing track of time. A selection to make the weekend your own.
Three suggested routes connecting places in this guide. Adjust them to your arrival time and the bookings you make.
An afternoon to settle into Madrid without packing the weekend too full.
Start on Fernando VI and explore the surrounding streets. Small shops, façades and a pause whenever you feel like it.
If a visit is available, book this stop. Confirm the venue and time before arranging the rest.
Choose and book your table ahead. If unavailable, adapt rather than trying to fit everything in.
For anyone with a few hours left in Madrid. Start when you feel like it: Saturday’s party counts.
If a market appeals, browse the stalls and local shops. Check the hours before heading out.
Walk towards Plaza de la Paja and Príncipe de Anglona garden. No checklist required.
Stop for a drink if there’s space. Then say goodbye to Madrid at your own pace.
An easy city-centre route for a first visit.
A walk and a pause in the park.
Continue towards the Literary Quarter to explore Huertas and the surrounding streets.
Finish with views, checking admission beforehand. This is a suggested route, with no fixed schedule.
From a special dinner to a leisurely aperitif. Four different addresses for different moods.

Fire, good produce and a table worth planning ahead for. Spanish and Uruguayan cooking for a special dinner before the wedding.

Make an occasion of the aperitif: gildas, tinned seafood and pickles in a contemporary tavern. A good stop for a bite before carrying on exploring.

Interiors by Lázaro Rosa Violán and an atmosphere for a leisurely meal. Pair it with an afternoon exploring the independent shops and streets of Salesas.

A distinctive concept, theatrical presentation and a different approach to ingredients. For anyone who wants dinner to be part of the trip itself.
Start with SOLO. Then discover parks, gardens and neighbourhoods best explored on foot.

The art visit at the heart of this guide. A contemporary art project to explore at your own pace. Check the programme, book ahead and confirm the venue on your ticket: visits take place at different locations.

A green escape between meals and toasts. Leave the route open and make time to sit for a while. Pair it with SOLO Independencia if a visit is available.

Literary streets, small shops and plenty of places to pause. Better enjoyed slowly than as a checklist of monuments.

A small, secluded garden in historic Madrid. Combine it with Plaza de la Paja and a walk through La Latina.

A Sunday plan if you feel like exploring after the wedding: market stalls, curious finds and neighbourhood shops. The street market runs on Sundays and public holidays; check the details before going.
Two ways to end the afternoon. If the weather’s kind, leave time to see Madrid from above.

Watch the light change over Madrid and end the day with a drink. Check admission and reservations: rooftop entry and a table booking are not always the same thing.

A rooftop to round off a walk around La Latina or a morning at El Rastro. A simple plan: stop for a drink and let the afternoon unfold.
Choose your neighbourhood first, then your hotel. These are suggestions to compare, with no wedding rates or rooms reserved.
Explore the central neighbourhoods and three suggested hotels. Switch to the wider view to understand where Guadarrama is.
● Numbered markers: hotels · Shaded areas: indicative neighbourhood references
Wedding coach · Pickup point and times to be confirmed. Hotel markers are not coach stops.
For design, restaurants and city-centre walks.
For a first visit combining history, museums and walkable streets.
For staying in the mountains. Confirm how you’ll return from the venue before booking.

A base for exploring Salesas and Chueca, close to many of the addresses in this guide. For guests who value design and neighbourhood atmosphere.

In the Literary Quarter, surrounded by historic streets, shops and restaurants. An option for spending time in the centre and around Paseo del Prado.

A luxury stay for turning the weekend into a special getaway. Near Alonso Martínez, with Salesas and Chamberí to explore nearby.
These hotels are suggestions, not wedding partners. Compare the total price for your dates, cancellation terms and room type. For a wider range of budgets, use the official accommodation directory. Our wedding coach pickup point is still to be confirmed.
Explore more accommodation ↗The ceremony starts at 13:30 on 22 May at Prados Moros, Guadarrama. Allow plenty of time to get there and save city plans for Friday or Sunday.
Start with accommodation and the visits or restaurants you’re most excited about. SOLO’s programme and restaurant booking conditions may change before the wedding.
The venue is in Guadarrama, outside central Madrid. Wedding coach times and pickup points will be announced on the main wedding page.
These routes are suggestions, not organised activities. Check opening times, accessibility and admission conditions before setting out.
Guide reviewed in October 2026. Check opening times, prices, availability and exhibitions directly for May 2027. Recommendations do not imply arrangements with the venues. Sources: official venue websites and Turismo Madrid ↗.