Plaza de España is undoubtedly one of the best areas for lovers of big cities, its recent renovation attracts locals and visitors. It is the gateway to the center of Madrid, its wide pedestrian paths lead through the main landmarks of the city: the Royal Palace, Puerta del Sol, Plaza Mayor, Gran Vía, Madrid Río, the Temple of Debod, Parque del Oeste, or Casa de Campo, the latter being the largest forest complex in the city with almost two thousand hectares of green areas. The recent renovation of Plaza de España was a project by the Madrid City Council where the pedestrian is the protagonist, with 70,000 square meters for walking or biking, as the new square also features two large bike lanes. In its surroundings, you can also enjoy a great gastronomic, commercial, and cultural offer. The Cerralbo Museum or the Liria Palace are historical attractions located just a few minutes' walk away, along with a wide range of cinemas, restaurants, or shopping areas, ranging from Calle Princesa, through Gran Vía, Callao, and Cibeles. The area is one of the most sought-after within the high business, political, and social circles, both by Spaniards and foreigners. The location is excellent and is exceptionally well connected by public transport: just a few meters from line 10 and line 3 and bus stops that connect with the main points of the capital and by road with exits to the M-30 and M-40. In addition, it has the convenience of being surrounded by all services, schools, hospitals, and supermarkets typical of a Madrid neighborhood.