Chinchón Day Trip From Madrid: The Square, the Wine and the Lamb
A circular arcaded square that becomes a bullring, a hilltop castle ruin, anís and honest lamb, and why the bus beats a train that does not exist.
All our Day trips guides for Madrid, in one place.
A circular arcaded square that becomes a bullring, a hilltop castle ruin, anís and honest lamb, and why the bus beats a train that does not exist.
The best day trips from Madrid by train or car: Toledo, Segovia, El Escorial, Ávila and Aranjuez, with time needed, how to get there and what to see.
Toledo or Segovia for your day trip from Madrid? A honest, first-hand comparison of trains, hills, summer heat, food and what to see in each city.
An hour from Madrid, a grey granite complex the size of a small town, built by a king who wanted a monastery, library, mausoleum and palace in one.
Half an hour by fast train: the Roman aqueduct, the Alcazar on its rock, the walk to the viewpoints, and the long lunch Segovia is known for.
The UNESCO university town half an hour from Madrid: the plateresque facade, arcaded Calle Mayor, Cervantes birthplace and the oldest theatre in Spain.
A short train ride from Madrid to a UNESCO listed royal town: the palace porcelain rooms, the gardens along the Tagus, and the town's strawberries.
Under an hour from Madrid by high speed train there is a medieval town built along the top of a ridge between two gorges, with houses hanging off the edge.