Discover the best activities to enjoy Easter in the Spanish capital, from art to gastronomy and more.
- Try new food. Georgian cuisine is a true delight for the senses, full of unique flavors and enticing aromas that will transport you to the Caucasus Mountains with every bite. If this is the first time you try Georgian food, you can’t miss emblematic dishes such as khachapuri, a bread stuffed with melted cheese, or khinkali, delicious dumplings stuffed with meat and spices. We also recommend you to try badrijani.
Example of Nunuka restaurant which is in the Michelin guide
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Get ready for an unforgettable dining experience with Georgian cuisine! - Attend the classic tamborrada: Don’t miss the spectacular tamborrada on Easter Sunday, where hundreds of cofrades fill the streets with the sound of drums and bass drums.
- Visit the Beti Jai Fronton for free: Discover this historic jewel of Chamberí with guided tours and interactive activities for the whole family.
- Listen to the moving saetas: Enjoy the moving saetas sung by local artists during the processions in Madrid.
- Go free at night at the Thyssen: Take the opportunity to visit the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum for free on Saturday nights and enjoy its temporary exhibitions. Every weekend it opens its doors free of charge from 9 to 11 p.m. to visit its temporary exhibitions.
- Contemplate the passing of an official procession: Experience the excitement of the Holy Week processions, including the famous procession of the Christ of Medinaceli.
- Taste the best torrijas in Madrid: Delight yourself with the delicious traditional Easter torrijas in the restaurants and bakeries of the city. Example La Casa de las Torrijas – C. de la Paz, 4. This old tavern, established in 1842, has been serving since 1907 a variety of torrijas following the traditional recipe, as well as sweet wine and authentic homemade food. Located on Paz Street, near Puerta del Sol, it retains its century-old charm and has been recognized as the seventh oldest restaurant in Madrid.
- Take the opportunity to explore the churches and cathedrals Madrid has a large number of charming churches and cathedrals that show their splendor during these holidays. Beyond La Almudena, the city is home to both small and large temples that exude beauty. For example, the Basilica of San Francisco El Grande, located in the neighborhood of La Latina, stands out for its impressive dome and offers spectacular views of the Madrid sunset from the adjoining viewpoint. Also worth a visit is that of San Jerónimo El Real, a former monastery where only the church and a cloister are preserved, as well as that of San Antonio de los Alemanes, whose walls and dome are decorated with frescoes full of details.
- Go to the Sierra de Madrid on the Swiss train: Enjoy a unique trip on Renfe’s Swiss train and discover the beautiful landscapes of the Sierra de Guadarrama.
- Have fun at the latest musicals: Immerse yourself in the world of musical theater with shows like “The Lion King” or “The Book of Mormon.”
- Eat a good cocido madrileño: Try the traditional cocido madrileño in one of the restaurants participating in the Ruta del Cocido Madrileño.
- Attend the latest in theater: Enjoy the best plays of the season in the various theaters of the city.
- Stroll through the beautiful places of the city: Take advantage of the good weather to stroll through the parks, gardens and terraces of Madrid.
- Enjoy culture as a family: Participate in cultural activities designed especially for children and families throughout the city.
- Going out for beers in Madrid: Discover the best bars and taverns in the city and enjoy an afternoon of tapas with friends.
Don’t miss these incredible experiences during Easter Week in Madrid!
