Really cool and original place. The format is awesome: micro theatre pieces, just 15min. long, in…read moretiny rooms with only 10 to 15 people. You can grab a drink at the bar and pay for many pieces as you want, at 4EUR or so each. Actors and performers are as close to you as behind the table you're sitting in. It's fun and different, and I totally recommend it.

Lovely museum for rail enthusiasts to visit in Madrid. Some interesting exhibits, a lot of which…read morehas English translations and some stunning old trains including one with a cross section so you can see how the engine is structured and a carriage which belonged to a businessman (who used to just attach it to the service he wanted) which is luxuriously appointed inside. It was fun to see how many trains were made in England and transported the whole way to Spain! Not super kid friendly and not much of a shop but a beautiful building and entry is only 7 eur. Notable the civil war isn't mentioned anywhere we could see.

Dear Readers, there is something about trains that is very charming....my son is 11, and he never…read morestopped loving trains since he was a toddler. This was an exciting treat for him, because this museum is quite extensive with their collection, and we have been to a few train museums here and there. It is always fun to go inside them, they had a few you could enter, and others where there were fun little displays in the windows. There is a lot of information on the history of trains in Spain, and how fascinating it is to realize that time became relevant due to the train. The extra treat was the huge model train systems they have, one downstairs, and a really big one upstairs.