Brand-new flat in Goya.

The Salamanca District, built by the Marquis of Salamanca in the 19th century, is an example of urban expansion and an aristocratic neighborhood with wide avenues and majestic mansions. Walking through its streets, one can feel entering an exclusive world meant for the aristocracy. This district houses luxury shops and businesses such as Loewe, Lubaloo, Prada, Valentino, Miu Miu, and Cartier, among others, which delight those with more fortunate pockets. The area known as the Golden Mile is considered the ultimate expression of luxury, especially in terms of gastronomic offerings, with the recently opened Platea Leisure Center. This unique space features restaurants like Ramón Freixa's and Sinergias, where three of the best Spanish chefs have joined forces to offer renewed recipes and the most coveted desserts from Mamá Framboise, among other delights. For lovers of traditional food and foreign visitors, the Salamanca District is the perfect setting to enjoy the most exquisite tapas in Madrid. The Casa Dani restaurant-brewery in the Mercado de la Paz, Qué Tapas in the Mercado de Torrijos, and the Cervecería Santa Bárbara are just a few examples where you can taste delicious servings of octopus, cured ham, tortilla, and patatas bravas. In short, the Salamanca District was conceived as a replica of the wonderful Paris, where luxury and glamour are the main protagonists.