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Want to practice responsible travel in Madrid? Start by letting yourself get lost! Don't just limit yourself to a touristic itinerary.

How to Be a Good Tourist: Practicing Responsible Travel in Madrid

In the rush of preparing for an upcoming trip, we often overlook a small step that can significantly enhance our travel experience. That step? Embracing responsible travel. Engaging in responsible travel in Madrid—and any city that you visit—involves making choices that have a positive impact on the local community and contribute to preserving the city’s […]

As one of Madrid's most unique barrios, Usera is striving to hold on to its unique cultural identity despite its status as an up-and-coming artistic hotspot.

A Love Letter to Usera

This post is part of our Love Letter series: first-person accounts of what we love about Madrid. Photo Credit: r2hox, Text Overlay: Devour Madrid Food Tours By my count, I’ve lived in six different neighborhoods of Madrid. Some more central, some further away, but each with their own character. This year, though, I made a […]

City street lined with green and yellow trees in the fall.

A Love Letter to Palos de la Frontera

When I first realized I was officially moving to Madrid, I was so excited to live in the center. I pictured myself surrounded by stunning historical architecture and the best bars and restaurants. What I quickly learned however, is that if you have any kind of budget, you don’t really get to choose where you […]

Two small square dishes of mussels and green olives on a wooden surface

Top 8 Tapas Bars & Restaurants in Malasaña

Located just north of Gran Vía and Plaza de España, Malasaña is a buzzing hub of restaurants, shops, and culture that never seems to sleep. This makes Malasaña the perfect place for enjoying tapas, cocktails, dancing, and more! The omnipresent hip, youthful vibe in Madrid’s trendiest neighborhood makes it a favorite hangout among both locals […]

Winter in Madrid is magical. Just look at those holiday lights!

Madrid In Winter: Best Things to Do In The Spanish Capital

Forget the mental image you may have of warm, summer days in Spain—it’s time to embrace the holiday spirit and winter festivities! Yes, you’ll need a winter coat, but no worries—temperatures here are quite mild compared to northern Europe, and there’s still plenty of sunshine. Plus, December through March is tourist low season, meaning you’ll […]

A Love Letter to Markets

I have traveled to nearly 35 countries, and throughout them all one of my central goals has always been to try the most emblematic dishes of each place. Sure, I enjoy the occasional fancy and pretentious dish with expensive ingredients and elaborate plating. But when I think about the moments where I’ve felt my love […]