Madrid, the Spanish capital, is one of those cities that offer something different for each season of the year. Landscapes, activities and a vibrant city life that does not fade in any season of the year come together in this city that is definitely a mandatory stop when it comes to knowing the cities that Spain offers to its visitors.
Although winter seems to be one of the seasons with little travel, Madrid in fact offers a number of attractions and places that are perfect in this season where the cold, the snow and the smoking chimneys are only part of what this region offers us to a beautiful winter vacation.
Madrid can be splendidly warm through the cold!
The weather should not be something to worry about in the Spanish capital. Although there are gray and rainy days, the truth is that there are also those with a pristine blue sky and a bright sun.
This winter has been especially marked by the situation of the health crisis, which restricts travel to the region, however, a good part of the attractions and places that are for the enjoyment of the public are still operational.
That this is a relatively low season for tourism has its advantages, as the tumult and bustle of the other seasons will not be found on the streets when tourism explodes in the region. Private transport services are also much more accessible due to lower demand, which makes having Madrid transfer services easier and more accessible for any budget.
Snowy days, warm interiors and activities all around the region
Without having to travel to other regions, Madrid offers locals and visitors the possibility to choose if they want a day of skiing in the mountains, or if they prefer to enjoy the warm interiors with hot drinks.
And it is that cultural and social life in the capital has not stopped, but has been modified to be able to meet the distancing measures. In the city you can still enjoy the theater, scheduled concerts, and even the spectacular masked ball held in February is still going on.
The gastronomic offer has not diminished either, the capital being the place where you can enjoy a huge variety of flavors brought from all over the Spanish territory.
The winter markets, with their characteristic smell of roasted chestnuts flooding the atmosphere, are one of the images most intimately linked to winter in Madrid. Besides that, in February the blooms will begin that herald the arrival of spring, which will gradually tint the treetops in the city with colors. In short, the Spanish capital will always offer pleasant and attractive experiences, no matter what season of the year it is visited.