Calle 54 is a bar and restaurant with live Latin jazz. A true pilgrimage site for fans of this special kind of music. Paseo de la Habana 3. Nuevos Ministerios metro station.

Honky Tonk is a noble pub in Covarrubias 24 (Alonso Martinez metro station) with live rock music.

El Junco on the Plaza Santa Barbara is known as jazz cellar with live concerts.

The death of Spains dictator Franco in 1976 was the birth of the pub called “Libertad 8“. Libertad 8 is a place for sensitive balladeer and people who enjoy to hear some soft tunes.

Usually the movies shown in Spain are completely synchronised into the Spanish language. But some certain cinemas are specialised to show the oringial versions with subtitles.

“Cine Dore” is one of those cinemas. The legendary building exists since 1923, and shows classic movies in original version with subtitles. Santa Isabel 3, Metro 1: Anton Martin.

The place called “Plaza de los Cubos” can be found close to the Plaza de Espana, and offers 4 cinemas with 20 cinema halls. Also those cinemas prefer to show international movies in original versions.

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Casa Patas is a restaurant with sweeping Flamenco dance shows. The restaurant is probably the most important Flamenco venue in Madrid. The shows take place in the backroom of the restaurant. The Flamenco performances are not for free. Tickets cost about 25 Euro, and should be bought at least two days in advance. Canizares 10. Metro 1: Anton Martin

Spontaneous Flamenco performances are possible to see in La Solea, Cava Baja 34, Metro 5: La Latina.

Las Tablas is a stage on the Plaza de Espana only made for Flamenco.

There are a lot of clubs and discotheques with Salsa music. Here are two of the most noticeable Salsa destinations in Madrid.

La Cartuja in Cruz 10 delights its guests with hot Latino sounds the whole night through. But don’t expect more, or something like an extraordinary experience. Metro 1,2, and 3: Sol.

Tropical House is one of Madrids biggest Salsa discotheques. It can be found in Martin de los Heros 14, close to the Plaza de Espana. Tropical House is very popular among the Latin American population group of Madrid.

Ocho y Medio in Mesonero Romanos 13 (Metro 3, 5: Callao) is known as a popular Flaminco club on Fridays.

Madrids most beautiful discotheque is probably Palacio de Gaviria. A palace from 1846, which was inducted by Queen Isabella II, impresses the visitor with its tasteful frescoes and mirrors in 13 rooms. Palacio de Gaviria is located in Arenal 9, close to Sol metro station.

If you like rock music you should think about visiting El Sol. The “rock temple” in Jardines 3 plays a lot of rock music from the 80′s.

Bonanno is a popular pub, with own DJ who likes to play pop music, in the heart of the district Madrid de los Austrias/La Latina. Plaza Humilladero 4. Metro 5: La Latina.

Cafe Belen offers strong coffee and tables made of marmor. The place can be found in Belen 5, Metro station Chueca.

Casa Pueblo is a lovely furnished bar in the style of the 1920 years, with a lot of jazz music. Leon 3. Metro 1: Anton Martin.

Costello in Gran Via has style and elegance. There is a lounge which invites to recreation, and a stage in the cellar with live music. Metro 1 and 5: Gran Via.

Cocktails in Madrid can be found in the famous cocktail bar called “Josealfredo“. The place is very popular after midnight and radiates a gloomy charme. Silva 22. Metro 3 and 5: Callao.

Larios Cafe has a dancefloor and a restaurant. At the beginning dancing until exhaustion, and then appreciative dining.

Pizza and a singing waiter until 6 o’clock in the morning awaits the visitor in the restaurant and pub called “La Recoba“. Magdalena 27. Metro 1: Anton Martin.

Viva Madrid is a noble bar on the Plaza Santa Ana. You may find a lot of tourists among the guests. Metro 1, 2, 3: Sol, Anton Martin.