Visiting Malasaña District: what to know
- Tickets
- No tickets required.
- Time needed
- Two to four hours.
- Best time
- Evenings for bars and music.
- Getting there
- Metro Tribunal or Bilbao on lines 1 and 10.
Madrid itineraries with Malasaña District
Malasaña District is on day 1
Malasaña District is on day 4
Day 1 of Madrid: One Week
Habsburg Madrid
How Malasaña District fits into a day.- 10:00Royal Palace of MadridPalacio
- 12:00Almudena CathedralPalacio
- 13:30Plaza MayorCentro
- 14:30Mercado de San MiguelCentro
- 17:00Puerta del SolCentro
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Malasaña District FAQs
What is Malasaña known for?
It is known for vintage clothing stores, independent bars and alternative street art.
Is Malasaña safe at night?
The main streets stay busy with locals and visitors until late. Standard city precautions apply on quieter side streets.
What to do in Malasaña?
Walk the streets around Plaza del Dos de Mayo, visit record shops and stop at small plazas for coffee or drinks.
