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Travel Telegraph Guide to Madrid

Travel_telegraph In a bid to offer visitors to this blg as balanced and informed a view of Madrid as possible, I have inlcuded below some links to articles on madrid from another newspaper, The Daily Telegraph. For those who are unfamilar with this newspaper, it is generally aimed at the more affluent, conservative-voting public.

My kind of town
Annie Bennett believes that the Madrid food markets, though baffling at first, are worth mastering.
26 Oct 2005


Madrid: Art in action
Simon Horsford combines a visit to watch Real Madrid with a tour of the Spanish capital's top galleries.
28 Feb 2005


Madrid: A fight to keep  the tradition alive
Paul Mansfield warms to Madrid's ancient themes.
09 Oct 2004


Madrid: Art and soul
As the summer heat cools and the terrorist attacks of last March recede, now is the time to visit the Spanish capital, reports Annie Bennett.
09 Oct 2004


Madrid: New ideas for old hands
Real Monasterio de las Descalzas Reales The most impressive of Madrid's convents - although, like the others, it is now woefully short of nuns. It was built originally as a palace but converted into a convent in 1556, when Philip II's widowed sister decided to become a nun. Although the exterior is austere, the interior is a lavish baroque treasure-house of paintings, sculptures and tapestries.
19 Jun 2004


Madrid: Big break
At the end of the day, Madrileños know how to have a good time. John Graham-Hart tells you where to go to join them.
19 Jun 2004


Madrid: All the essential stops for first-timers
El Prado One of the world's great museums and the capital's top cultural attraction. The core of the Prado is the Spanish Royal collection with its magnificent range of works by Velázquez, Goya and El Greco. There is a wealth, too, of Italian Renaissance masterpieces by Botticelli, Caravaggio, Rafael and Titian, plus the greatest collection anywhere of work by Hieronymus Bosch.
19 Jun 2004


Madrid: City basics
Getting there
John Graham-Hart travelled with Iberia Airlines, which offers direct flights to Madrid from Heathrow and Manchester from £90 return. A taxi from the airport to the city centre will cost about €20.
19 Jun 2004


Madrid: Smart jacket required
Discouraged by the price and quality of leather for sale in the UK this season, Annie Bennett widened her search to Madrid
22 Dec 2003


Madrid: How to visit the Prado museum
Nick Trend suggests the best way to see hundreds of Old Masters in Madrid - unimpeded by crowds and for just a couple of pounds
08 Nov 2003
 

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