La noche del 30 de mayo a las 22 horas fuimos a poner una denuncia por sustracción de una menor y…read morela Srta. Oficial de turno nos dio una atención muy profesional y empatizo con nosotros,nos sentimos protegidos y queremos dar las gracias por la atención y el servicio prestado ya que en la comisaría de Usera nos rechazaron y nos hablaron muy mal y no nos atendieron. Gracias al personal policial de la comisaría de Arganzuela por hacer su trabajo como tiene que ser al servicio h protección del ciudadano.!BUEN SERVICIO!

Si podéis evitar poner denuncias aquí, mejor. Lentos, poco empáticos y nada resolutivos.read more

A great way to see an overview of Madrid. I appreciated the plaques that explained what I was…read moreseeing, in both Spanish and English.

Closed today due to inclement weather. I'm not sure what "inclement weather" is for Spain, but it…read morewas mostly clear and around 12 degrees Celsius (53 in American). No rain. No high winds. But still closed due to weather. It's a beautiful structure and I was looking forward to the view from the top. Yes, before you Yelp censors remove this review. I did have a personal interaction with Faro de la Moncloa. My advice is to check https://www.esmadrid.com/en/tourist-information/faro-de-moncloa to see if they're open today. Tickets are €3 for general admission. [Review 12535 overall, 2325 of 2019.]

A nice square in the neighborhood of Malasaña. Close to Fuencarral Street. This square is a popular…read moreplace as there are many bars with terraces, restaurants and shops. Perhaps it is in this square, although it is not the heart of the neighborhood, where most "modern" and "hipsters" people you can see. It is also for all the boutiques and new restaurants have been moved to this area and the nearby Pez Street. Worthy of mention of this place is seen as modernity and tradition are mixed, because in one side of the square there is a small church with a great tower, the Church of San Ildefonso.

I have visited Madrid several times and did not realize that you can a) go into the Palacio de…read moreCibeles and b) that it is free. My bf made this discovery when he was exploring while I was at work. Great discovery! After entering through a security/bag check, you walk upstairs onto the 2nd floor. There is a tourist office as well as a large relaxing/working space. An exhibit offers an overview of the commitment to green spaces in English and Spanish. The floors above house the history of the building, including the architecture and design. There are also special exhibits featuring different artists. If you are visiting before early May 2026, I highly recommend Ana Juan's "Wunderkammer" exhibition. Beautiful and thought provoking! There is an observation deck that can be accessed for €4. It was closed in mid-Feb for technical repairs without a confirmed reopening date. Hopefully it will be available to the public again soon! A bit farther away but you can always venture to the top of the Riu hotel for incredible views.

So I was sad because I bought a ticket to go on the rooftop, but it was raining, so I couldn't. But…read morethey refunded me automatically, so that was good. So instead I meandered between floors looking at all the art waiting for the rain to dissipate a bit. Some was cool, some I didn't get, to each their own. It's a gorgeous building and worth a visit if you have the time. I'll have to come back for the rooftop next time!