Spain is a country of culture and business alike, where classical and modern things live together. The union of a classic wealth and modern buildings.
Madrid and Marbella represent the biggest areas of wealth in Spain, so this is why we focus our work there.
Madrid is open to every culture and superbly connected. The political and financial capital of Spain encompasses the latest technology in communications and audiovisual media. Thanks to all of this, Madrid is a city to share, a city in which entertainment and business create a perfect balance, a thriving city to visit. However, its cosmopolitan nature has not affected the warm, friendly and passionate character of its people.
With almost 3,000 hours of sunlight per year, Madrid is a bright and warm city. Its Mediterranean continental climate is the best invitation to go for a walk. A great number of parks embellish the city and contribute to creating a pleasant and healthy atmosphere, making it, at the same time, the greenest city in Europe. Madrid Río, the new park on the banks of the Manzanares River, offers a wide variety of areas for sports and recreation along its six-mile stretch. The Puente de Arganzuela bridge, designed by Dominique Perrault, and the Invernadero and Matadero walkways, decorated by Daniel Canogar, are other contemporary icons that are now associated with the image of the city in everyone’s mind. The park’s design and construction has positioned Madrid in second place in the world ranking of cities with the highest ratio of green areas per inhabitant. El Retiro Park, where Spanish monarchs once took their leisure, is madrileños’ favorite green spot. However, history is also palpable in other parks which are true gems, such as Sabatini Gardens or Campo del Moro Park around the Royal Palace, the Royal Botanical Gardens in the middle of the Art Walk, Casa de Campo, once the kings’ favorite hunting preserve, and El Capriccio, one of Madrid’s best kept secrets.
Shop windows, stalls and stands showcase all of their charms to passersby who, seduced by such a display, can’t but buy something. Going shopping in Madrid is very tempting, given the variety, the quality and the numerous and appealing possibilities one will come across. Visitors will find products for every taste and every pocket, at shops ranging from the most avant-garde establishments to traditional shops in the old part of town. Sophisticated boutiques in Calle de Serrano, alternative outlets Granvia and bohemian shops in the Literary Quarter. Madrid has many styles, as do the plethora of stores that are dotted around the city. Stroll its neighborhoods and find trends to suit all tastes and to fit all occasions. In 2014, Madrid was chosen as the second-best city in Europe for shopping.
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