Madrid is segmented into distritos (districts) and further subdivided into barrios (administrative wards), but these are the must-visit unofficial neighborhoods that travelers should visit.

Conde Duque flies under the radar between busier neighborhoods like Malasaña and Chueca. This quieter pocket of Madrid blends old and new. Condeduque, its cultural center housed in former 18th-century ...

From the hilltops, you can see Madrid’s skyscrapers, red-roofed buildings, and snow-capped mountains. El Cerro del Tío Pío is located in the working-class neighborhood of Vallecas, so getting ...