Felipe III Street

Felipe III Street and Plaza Mayor are two of Madrid's most iconic landmarks. The street connects two of Madrid's most recognizable squares - Plaza Mayor and Puerta del Sol - in the historic center of the city. This pedestrian street is lined with restaurants, tapas bars and stores and is the perfect place to people watch or mingle with locals.

Plaza Mayor is perhaps the most famous of Madrid's many squares and is the perfect spot to soak up the local culture. The Plaza is made up of nine unevenly spaced and symmetrical arches and is lined with restaurants and shops. From here, you can see the Call, the vibrant Jewish district, with its quaint cobbled streets and unique architecture. Felipe III Street and Plaza Mayor offer a window into Madrid's vibrant culture and opening to explore the city. It's worth taking the time to wander and take in all the sights, so don't rush this one!