Camping Bungalows Park Arco Iris
Carretera M 501 Km 7.100 Sentido Boadilla Del Monte A Villaviciosa De Odón., 28670 Villaviciosa De Odón.
Madrid, Madrid area
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 Alpha
Ctra.de Andalucía, Km.12,4 (n Iv), 28906 Getafe
Madrid, Madrid area
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 Pico De La Miel
Motorway A 1 Way Out Nº 57, 28751 La Cabrera
Madrid, Madrid area
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 El Canto La Gallina
Travesia Dos De Mayo, 1, 28295 Valdemaqueda
Madrid, Madrid area
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 Caravaning El Escorial
Ctra.guadarrama El Escorial, M 600, Km.3,5, 28280 El Escorial
Madrid, Madrid area
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 Monte Holiday
Ctra.c 604, Km.8,8, 28739 Gargantilla Del Lozoya
Madrid, Madrid area
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 Piscis
Carretera De Guadalix De La Sierra A Navalafuente,km 3, 28729 Navalafuente
Madrid, Madrid area
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 Camping La Fresneda
Ctra M 608 Km 19,500, 28791 Soto Del Real
Madrid, Madrid area
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 Escorial, El
El Escorial Ctra Guadarrama, Km 3500, 28280
Madrid, Madrid area
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 Nightlife in Madrid
Madrid is also noted for its nightlife and discotheques. Younger madrileños sometimes dance all night, stop off for chocolate y churros at dawn, go home, shower, shave, and go to work.  read more...

 Typical Food and Drink of Madrid
Food in Madrid is heavily influenced by Mediterranean cuisine. The most famous dishes from Spain are the appetizers, Tapas, that are often served at bars and small cafes before a main meal.  read more...

 Roads of Madrid
The principal motorways of Madrid have a radical route. The most important are the well-known National ones:  read more...

 What to See in Madrid
Madrid is the capital city of Spain, and is located almost exactly in the geographical centre of the Iberian Peninsula. Madrid is the largest city in Spain and has a population (city) of 3.228 million (July 2005) and 5.843 million (metropolitan area). Madrid is best known for its great cultural and artistic heritage, for which El Prado museum is a good example. It also boasts one of the liveliest night lifes in the world.  read more...

 History of Madrid
Madrid is the capital of Spain and the third most populous city in the European Union. Its effect on world history and politics, as well as its major cultural influence, has ranked Madrid one of the main global cities of the world. Madrid is also the largest city in Spain, as well as in the province and the autonomous community of the same name. It is located on the river Manzanares in the center of the country, between the autonomous communities of Castilla-León and Castilla-La Mancha. Due to its geographical location, wealth and history, Madrid is considered one of the financial centers of the Iberian Peninsula, together with Lisbon, and the political center of Spain.  read more...

 Get Around by Car or Bicycle
Transportation by private automobile in Madrid can be very difficult. The Spanish capital suffers from the typical problems of most big cities: far too many cars and not enough space to accommodate them.  read more...

 Basic words & phrases to know
The majority of Madrid residents do not speak very much English- the population speaks about as much English as the U.S. population speaks Spanish. Even employees at U.S. franchised businesses such as McDonald's and employees at cash exchange centers rarely speak much English, therefore it could be essential to at least know very common Spanish words and phrases.  read more...