El Perro De Pavlov

There are three key things I think of when I think of Madrid: art, food and shopping. It's a cosmopolitan city filled with the hustle and bustle worthy of making it the capital of Spain. This FREE 3 day city guide will help you make sure you make the most out of your time in Madrid and get to experience the diversity of the city. This guide includes 👉 Detailed outlines of what you should do each of the 3 days 👉 6 tour suggestions 👉 16 site seeing suggestions 👉 Suggestions on how to do a day trip to Toledo 👉 10 hotel recommendations 👉 12 restaurant recommendations 👉 3 flamenco recommendations

Where to drink the best coffee, enjoy the best vibes, and get your money's worth in the Spanish capital

Anyone who has tried to open their laptop at a café in Madrid has experienced the same thing- a server politely walking over and asking you to put it away. Spaniards take their coffee culture very seriously, and apart of that culture is an atmosphere of extraversion and social space. This culture can make it very hard for university students or digital nomads to find a good place to work, and luckily, many cafés have begun to change their rules. The following is a list of cafés in the city that will allow you to work at specific tables or specific times during the work week. Unfortunately I don't think Madrileño coffee shop owners will ever let you open your laptop on a weekend, and considering all libraries are also closed, I'd suggest doing as the Spaniards do, and taking the weekend to relax for yourself <3