Apartamentos Hispano-Argentino, Madrid

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...Recuerdo", and they three are opened from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. The streets Cars are not allowed to get into the park, except policemen, firemen and cleaners. Most of the streets have names of hispano-american countries, like Panamá or Argentina. There are some places that generate confusion: for example, the monument to Cuba is located in El Salvador Square. You will see cases like that in other parts of Madrid :P. Most famous places In the attached map you can see where are they: 1- The Pond: this is the most famous place of the Park. You will always see little boats on its surface that can be hired in the north part of the pond. You can also see two little sphinxes and a big anchor in the south side. 2 - In a shore of the Pond you will be able to see the most important monument of the park... Read review

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Advantages: beautiful, colourful, city scene, art galleries
Disadvantages: litter - railways

...Last year, i went to Madrid and thouhgt it was fantastic, Being the capital city of Spain it was sure to be buzzing with action and thats exactly what it was. My first impression of Madrid was "beatiful buildings"!! There are loads of tourist attractions in Madrid that include theme parks, museums and art galleries, palace's, and of course SHOPPING!! The eating out is great, i reccomend a briliant restaraunt called VIP! Its very stylish and very modern sort of spanish. I don't have a clue where its located. My favourite part of touristy Madrid had to be the art galleries which in my opinion specalise in abstract. If you're a fan of this, you sure to be dazzled by the wonderful collection available. The transport in Madrid is beyind excellent, its very sufficent and convienient as well as handy. It does get busy but by no means can... Read review

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Advantages: No long stops or breakdowns
Disadvantages: Large areas of the city inaccessible by metro

...I visited Madrid in September and found that a two or three of the metro lines were closed for maintenance completely for a significant portion of the line. Apart from this the remainder of the trains worked fine. I did find that there was a lack of information - it was not clear at the outset of a journey that the lines were closed and the new airport link was open but this was difficult to tell and judging by the low number of tourists using the link few other people knew too. If you are going to Madrid don't assume that you will be able to travel freely without hitting problems and closures... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful