RECOMMENDATIONS – MADRID
How to get to the clinic
The location of Instituto Médico del Prado in Madrid is unbeatable. Situated centrally in one of the city’s most exclusive neighborhoods, the Jerónimos district places Atocha station just over ten minutes away on foot. If you’re coming from any part of Spain, one of the highly recommended options in Madrid is to arrive by high-speed train.
From Madrid Airport, the fastest option is a taxi, available through public service, or through VTC (Vehicle for Hire with Driver) companies such as Uber, Cabify, or Bolt, which currently operate in the city of Madrid. Additionally, there is an express bus (Exprés 203) connecting Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport with both Atocha and Cibeles Square. Both stops can serve as a connection to our hair transplant clinic. The most budget-friendly but slower option from the airport is the Madrid Metro service.
Transportation from any point in the city can include any of the aforementioned options, along with city buses. We recommend using Google Maps to establish a route from your starting point to our clinic, allowing you to determine the optimal route.
Nearby hotels
The location of Instituto Médico del Prado in Madrid is truly exceptional. We are situated in the heart of the “Art Triangle,” one of the most exclusive and cultural areas of the capital, which greatly facilitates our patients’ stay.
Our clinic is located in a privileged setting, surrounded by the country’s most important museums and with excellent transport links. It is a safe, distinguished area, perfect for a stroll after your consultations.
A wide range of top-tier hotels can be found very close to the clinic. We have selected the most recommended options by our patients, highlighting those that offer the best quality, service, and proximity to our facilities.
Hotel Mandarin Oriental Ritz
Pl. de la Lealtad, 5 – 450 meters away
One of the most luxurious hotels in Madrid. Located in a Belle Époque palace, it stands out for its distinction and world-class service.
Hotel Petit Palace Lealtad Plaza
C. de Antonio Maura, 5 – 350 meters away
The closest option to our clinic. Modern rooms and excellent service equipped with advanced technology.
Radisson Blu Madrid Prado
C. de Moratín, 52 – 650 meters away
Located in the Barrio de las Letras, it offers spacious rooms, high-quality details, and refined gastronomy.
Hotel Vincci Soho
C. del Prado, 18 – 850 meters away
A boutique hotel combining modernity with history. Strategically located between the clinic and Puerta del Sol.
Hotel Cortezo
Calle del Dr Cortezo, 3 – 1.1 km away
Designer accommodation with spectacular views from its terrace and very bright rooms in the city center.
Sleep’n Atocha
Calle Doctor Drumen, 4 – 700 meters away
An excellent option near Atocha Station and our clinic. Practical and with very high ratings.
The Jerónimos neighborhood
The Jerónimos neighborhood, located in Madrid, is known for its historical charm and proximity to some of the city’s most iconic landmarks. It has recently been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Surrounded by the famous Retiro Park, this district boasts a tranquil and pleasant atmosphere. Strolling through its tree-lined streets allows residents and visitors to enjoy a unique blend of classical and modern architecture. The Jerónimos neighborhood is home to numerous historical buildings, with highlights including the Church of the Jerónimos and the Prado Museum, making it an attractive place for culture and history enthusiasts.
Living in this neighborhood offers a combination of elegance and convenience. Its cozy cafes and restaurants provide residents with the opportunity to savor local gastronomy and diverse culinary experiences. Moreover, the presence of art galleries and boutique shops contributes to the vibrant cultural scene of the area. Jerónimos, with its relaxed atmosphere and excellent transportation connections, is an ideal place for those seeking an enriching and well-connected urban life.
In terms of recreation, the neighborhood offers direct access to Retiro Park, where outdoor activities abound, from a peaceful boat ride on the pond to physical exercises or simply relaxing in a green and serene environment. It is one of the great attractions and recommendations in Madrid. With its combination of history, culture, and green spaces, the Jerónimos neighborhood stands out as a gem in the heart of Madrid.
Recommended restaurants
One of Madrid’s greatest attractions is the immense and varied gastronomic offer it provides to its visitors. The Spanish capital has established itself as a world culinary reference where tradition and avant-garde coexist.
Great restaurants and internationally prestigious chefs gather in the city to offer experiences adapted to all palates. From the most innovative cuisine to Spain’s most traditional taverns.
We have prepared a small selection of establishments recommended by our team and patients, ideal for enjoying an excellent meal during your stay near our clinic.
DiverXo
The restaurant of Daviz Muñoz, voted the best chef in the world. A unique culinary experience with creative and avant-garde dishes in a surprising setting.
Ramses
A chic lounge and terrace in front of the Puerta de Alcalá, designed by Philippe Starck. It offers excellent modern European cuisine in a cosmopolitan atmosphere.
Trattoria Sant Arcangelo
Located just a few meters from our clinic. A benchmark for Italian cuisine where you can enjoy the best handmade pasta, pizzas, and traditional risottos.
Mercado de San Miguel
A monument to Spanish gastronomy. A historic space where you can taste everything from traditional tapas to high-quality gourmet products.
Brunch Club
The perfect choice to enjoy a full brunch in the center of Madrid. They offer various options to start the day with energy.
Estela Hojaldre
One of the best artisanal pastry shops in the downtown area. Essential for lovers of sweets and high-quality puff pastries.
Madrid Tapas
Enjoy the essence of the city in the surroundings of Plaza Mayor, the famous Cava Baja and Alta streets in La Latina, or the alternative atmosphere of Malasaña.
What to see in Madrid
Madrid offers one of the broadest arrays of cultural, scenic, and sporting attractions in Spain. Explore its neighborhoods by strolling through well-known areas such as Madrid de los Austrias, Malasaña, Chueca, or Salamanca, as well as iconic sites like Puerta del Sol, Puerta de Alcalá, Retiro Park, or Templo de Debod.
In the cultural realm, three museums stand out above the rest: the Prado Museum, Reina Sofía and Thyssen-Bornemisza. These three are just a few meters apart and house works by Goya, Velázquez, Picasso, Dalí, Miró, El Greco, Durero, Caravaggio, Manet, Francis Bacon, Rubens, and many others.
Every true lover of musicals and theater must visit Gran Vía, where major classics from cinema are adapted into performances in the dozens of theaters that exist in the capital. The central street is just one of the places where such productions can be found.
For those interested in history, a visit to the Royal Palaceis a must. It serves as the official residence of the Spanish monarchy and is a magnificent example of baroque architecture. Visitors can explore some of its rooms and enjoy the impressive gardens.
On the sporting front, two major Spanish football clubs play their matches in our city. Real Madrid and Atlético de Madrid have their headquarters in the neighborhoods of Chamartín and Canillejas, respectively. Watching one of their matches, whether in domestic or European competition, can be a major highlight of the week, as is the visit of each club to their home stadiums, Santiago Bernabéu and Civitas Metropolitano.
If you have more days in the country, don’t just stay in Madrid. Near the Spanish capital, there are several UNESCO World Heritage cities that are worth visiting, such as Toledo, Segovia, Cuenca, or Ávila.