10 Great Reasons to Visit Madrid in 2017

Spain, the full name is the Kingdom of Spain, located on the Iberian Peninsula in southwestern Europe. With an area of more than 55,000 km2, Spain's southern and eastern territory is surrounded by the Mediterranean, a small part of the south bordering the British Gibraltar; bordering France and Andorra in the Northeast, Portugal in the West, Northwest and Northern territories, covered by the Atlantic and Biscay bays.

1. The 400th birthday of Plaza Mayor.

One of Madrid's most famous sites is. Plaza Mayor Square , built in 1617, which also houses the rocky roofs and typical towers of the Habsburg dynasty.

Here you will also experience a joint program of activities including theaters, concerts and exhibitions extremely spectacular.

In addition, there is also Casa de la Carnicería As the headquarters of the central city district of Madrid until 2008, and since 2016, it is expected to allow use as a hotel.

2. Look at Atocha

Atocha Is a central ward of Madrid, in Arganzuela district. It has spectacular designs with large lounges with cocktail bars, restaurants and leather sofas. This ward is located near the large museum and Retiro Park, you can experience the city from a different angle through the proximity of tourist attractions.

3. Discover piety and admire Picasso's paintings.

Pablo Picasso Painted Guernica, his great masterpiece, to oppose the bombings of the Basque town and it was first shown in international exhibitions in Paris in 1937. To mark the anniversary. 80th - and the 25th anniversary of the exhibition at Reina Sofia - this exhibition has 150 works from museums around the world. Come to Madrid to discover the stories of Picasso's paintings and works before and after creation.

4. Madrid Pride World Festival

Madrid's annual LGBT festival started 40 years ago and is now one of the largest festival events on the planet. This year Marid city will host 2017 World Pride and three million people are expected to flock to this city. The activity takes place in the center and around the Chueca neighborhood and Pride Village, with a bustling parade with Gran Via.

5. Celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Thyssen-Bornemisza museum.

This famous museum in Madrid will celebrate its 25th birthday in 2017 with a special event plus a bumper harvest of the exhibition, including a memoir of the star architect's work. Rafael Moneo - who used to design art centers (from March 21 to June 11). Screening of summer blockbusters is the Renaissance Venice (June 20 - September 24), followed by Picasso-Lautrec (October 17 - January 21, 2018).

6. Discover the Treasure of Hispanic World Library, Spain.

The treasure of Hispanic World Library was founded in 1904, displaying many rich, diverse collections, typical of the Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American art areas outside the Iberian Peninsula. This place is organized with more than 200 exhibitions, including archaeological findings, Islamic art and paintings from the masters of the Golden Age.

7. Teatro Real Opera theater memorial events.

The Teatro Real Opera Theater reopened in 1997 after extensive restoration and remodeling. To mark this event, Teatro Real began to celebrate its 200th anniversary in 1818 by expanding its exhibition themes and exhibitions.

8. Tour the hotel Gran Meliá Palacio de Los Duques.

This charming five-star hotel was once one of the 19th-century palaces, from where you can see the whole city. In addition, it has an elegantly decorated swimming pool with a combination of large copies of the. Velázquez Painting. What a paradise to welcome you to Madrid.

9. Suma Flamenco Festival

Suma Flamenco brings Together top singer talents , musicians and dancers and is one of the most famous flamenco festivals in Spain. Although the main center of the festival is the. Teatros del Canal , performances also take place at various locations in the city and region of Madrid. With so many top flamenco artists in town, you will experience more exciting and impressive art events than ever before.

10. Hotel visit Barceló Torre de Madrid Hotel.

Opening in mid-January, Barceló Hotels are located on the lower floors of a 1950s skyscraper on Plaza España, one of the city's most iconic buildings. Modern interior, decorated by top designer Jaime Hayón, he used a palette of lavish jewels. From the rooftop terrace of the gym and pool, you will have perfect observation points throughout the city.

That reason is enough to convince you to visit this beautiful city yet?