Madrid, Spain
Discover Spain's vibrant capital, known for its elegant boulevards, expansive parks, and world-class art museums.
Raid Day 1
Royal Palace of Madrid
Explore the official residence of the Spanish Royal Family, the largest royal palace in Europe. Admire its opulent rooms, stunning architecture, and rich history, perfect for grand Instagram shots.
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Real Armería
Discover one of the best historical armories in the world, housed within the Royal Palace complex. A unique collection of personal arms and military weapons from Spanish monarchs, offering a fascinating glimpse into the past.
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Lunch Break
Enjoy a leisurely lunch in the vibrant area around Plaza de Oriente, Opera, or Sol, offering a wide array of restaurants to refuel after your royal explorations.
Galería de las Colecciones Reales
Visit Madrid's newest and most modern museum, showcasing stunning artworks, carriages, and historical pieces from the Spanish royal collection, with incredible views of the Casa de Campo.
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Coffee Break
Grab a coffee and a sweet treat in the bustling Sol area, preparing for your next historical immersion.
Monasterio de las Descalzas Reales
Step into this serene 16th-century royal monastery, a hidden gem filled with exquisite art and religious artifacts. A truly unique and contemplative experience away from the city's hustle.
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Raid Day 2
Prado Museum
Immerse yourselves in European art at one of the world's greatest art museums. Discover masterpieces by Spanish masters like Goya and Velázquez, and iconic works by Bosch, El Greco, and Rubens. A cultural cornerstone of Madrid.
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Lunch Break
Enjoy a delicious lunch in the charming Literary Quarter (Barrio de las Letras) or near Retiro Park, areas known for their vibrant culinary scene and historical ambiance.
Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza
Continue your artistic journey at this remarkable museum, which complements the Prado by offering a broader scope of European art, including Impressionist, Expressionist, and 20th-century works. Perfect for diverse art tastes.
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Transport
Take city transport from the Art Triangle area to the Malasaña/Chueca district, where the Museum of History is located.
Coffee Break
Find a cozy café in the trendy Malasaña or Chueca neighborhoods for a quick coffee break, soaking in the youthful and vibrant atmosphere.
Museo de Historia de Madrid
Dive into the captivating story of Madrid, from its origins to the present day. Explore its fascinating collection of historical artifacts, maps, and art that chronicle the city's evolution, housed in a beautiful former hospice.
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