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Visitors can enter the square through various archways, with Arco de Los Cuchilleros being the most famous. Don't forget to explore other historical squares, such as Puerta del Sol, which dates back to the 15th century.
9. Food & Markets
Madrid is a gastronomic paradise with its array of bars, restaurants, and bustling markets. Start your day with churros and hot chocolate at the famed Chocolatería San Ginés. As lunch is a grand affair in Spain, be sure to indulge in hearty dishes such as huevos rotos and paella in authentic Spanish venues like Casa Toni.