Madrid is the colourful capital of Spain with a colourful history and an exotic presenting itself to millions on a lovers.

every year. If you got just one Sunday to check out this fabulous city of yours, do not fret! There are still plenty of

interesting things to see and happens on a Sunday in Madrid. Below is a step by step to show you how to go through some of the

are tourist attractions centers which are always opened for tourists with Sunday being one of the days you can take time to enjoy the city of Madrid.

Museums and Galleries

Madrid is very popular to tourist when it comes to art and historical museums. However, you are also allowed to visit some of the;

best cultural venue that is available in the city. Here are a few recommendations:

Prado Museum

The Prado Museum is a leading museum of European art that boasts some of the best works by known masters including Velázquez,

Goya, and El Greco. There is free entry at mid-weekend on Sundays between 17:00 and 19:00, so do visit during this time.

immerse yourself in the art world.Start are expected to immerse yourself in the art world.

Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum

The other interesting art museum in Madrid is the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum that sights flexible collection of artworks.

ranging from medieval to contemporary. Sundays are free after 12 PM in the afternoon up to 4 PM in the evening also.

Historical Sites

Madrid boasts a rich history, and there are some fascinating historical sites worth exploring on a Sunday:

Royal Palace

The Royal Palace is an architectural piece and the royal house of the Spanish monarchs. On Sundays,

You can also watch the so called Changing of Guard at noon. Subsequently, you can look at the beautiful

wonder around through the soon corridors of the palace or even admire the lovely Sabatini Gardens.

Puerta del Sol

Puerta del Sol is Madrid’s pulse, a busy and spirited and a historic and cultural place. It’s a great

first stop when you decide that Sunday should be as adventurous as any other day of the week while having an exciting environment. Do not leave without taking a picture beside

Kilometer Zero, that is the point starting point of all the measurement of distance to any place in Spain.

Parks and Gardens

If you’re looking to relax and enjoy the outdoors, Madrid has some wonderful parks and gardens:

Retiro Park

Retiro Park simply provides a paradise of Madrid’s city centre. While you can walk through its serene and sleepy lawns and get a place to relax and rent a

taking a foot ride on the boat, rent a rowing boat on the lake or perhaps visit the Crystal Palace. Finally, on Sunday streets you can come across street artists.

continues to change colours and uniqueness of this park with newcomers and performers.

Casa de Campo

Casa de Campo or House of In the Campo is one of Madrid’s largest public parks and is full of fun things to do. You can rent bicycles,

take a jog, or having a picnic at the lakeside. The park also holds the Madrid Zoo, which is a good option regardless the fact that one is traveling with

kids.

Markets and Shopping

Madrid is a shopaholic’s paradise, and there are several markets and shopping areas to explore on a Sunday:

El Rastro

The most known flea market in Madrid is El Rastro and it is being held every Sunday. It is a place of accumulation of all kinds or Rarities and antiques.

clothes, and souvenirs. Enjoy the desperate shopping and the speed with which people go through the streets chasing the unique

finds.

Gran Vía

The Gran Vía is Madrid’s main shopping street on which plethora of shops, boutiques and several restaurants have been established. Even on

Like any other day of the week, many shops are opened on Sundays leaving you free to shop.

Conclusion

Spain’s capital city has a lot to offer and do regardless of whichever day it is; hence even on the Sundays of Madrid a lot can be done. Whether you’re interested in art,

whether it is history, nature or shopping the city offers something to everyone. Ensure that you make the best use of your time while on the trip by well organizing yourself, so as not to befriend yourself with these disastrous trips that might harm both your physical and financial side.

your day and make some great impressions in the lively capital of Spain.