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• Districts
  Chamberi 0.3 Mi
  Salamanca 0.4 Mi
  Chueca 0.7 Mi
  Malasaña 0.8 Mi
  Gran Via 1.1 Mi
  Hortaleza 1.1 Mi
  
  Attractions
  Plaza de Colon 0.4 Mi
  Parque del Buen Retiro 1.1 Mi
  Palacio de Velasquez 1.1 Mi
  
  Parks and Gardens
  El Retiro 1.1 Mi
  
  Landmarks
  Plaza de la Cibeles 0.8 Mi
  
• Museums
  Museo de Lazaro Galdiano 0.4 Mi
  Museo Arqueológico Nacional 0.5 Mi
  Museo Romantico 0.7 Mi
  Museo Municipal 0.7 Mi
  Museo Thyssen Bornemisza 1.0 Mi
  
  Monuments
  Puerta de Alcalá 0.7 Mi
  Cibeles Fountain 0.8 Mi
  
  Neighbourhoods
  Austrias Quarter 1.1 Mi
  
  Educational Institutions
  National Library 0.5 Mi
  

Madrid Guide

Castellana General Info

Paseo de la Castellana, which is also called La Castellana, is the biggest street in Madrid in length and width. It runs from Plaza Castilla to Colon Square. Along the way, travelers can find the Santiago Bernabeu stadium, the AZCA business center and many of the best hotels in Madrid to stay in while visiting the city. Many financial buildings and embassies are located on La Castellana due to its proximity to important landmarks of Madrid. Created in the 19th century, La Castellana has become the grand avenue that opens the city up to the rest of the world, combining the older architecture that first dotted along side it to incorporating the cosmopolitan companies and housing of today. The area is not known for its nightlife, but Castellana borders the Salamanca and Charmartin districts, providing plenty of clubs, bars and other entertainment options for travelers. Staying in a Madrid hotel on Paseo de la Castellana is a good choice it being part of the geographical and infrastructural backbone of the city. It's also a good choice for business travelers, as Paseo de las Castellana is part of the new financial district in Madrid. It offers all the opportunities to take a break from a long, hard day, but important business locations are also nearby.