Cultured, leafy, low-key
Conde Duque / Argüelles
Leafy, cultured Conde Duque, with the cultural centre, Templo de Debod sunsets and quiet neighbourhood bistros.
Leafy, cultured and pleasantly low-key, Conde Duque takes its name from the great former barracks now turned cultural centre, while the nearby Templo de Debod offers one of the city's best sunsets over the Egyptian temple's reflecting pools. The dining is neighbourhood bistros and quiet good rooms rather than headline names, which makes it the audience's discovery zone: residential, unhurried and genuinely local. It is where you go to live like a Madrileño for an evening.
Highlights
Conde Duque cultural centre Templo de Debod sunset Neighbourhood bistros Quiet residential streets Local discovery dining
6 places
4 Categories
Bar
2 places
Marrufo Coctelería Bar
Cocktails Mezcal Intimate
La Tabernilla del Gato Amadeus Bar
Tapas Old School Local
Quiet old-school tapas bar beside the Conde Duque centre
Restaurant
1 place
Taberna La Dichosa Restaurant
Neo Taberna Design Led Tapas
Cafe
2 places
UNFLTRD Coffee Cafe
Specialty Coffee Natural Wine Independent
Clima Comedor Cafe
All Day Specialty Coffee Bakery
Shop
1 place
Panic Shop
Bakery Sourdough Artisan