Located in the Cortes neighbourhood, its official name is due to the fact that the Congreso de los Diputados, the lower chamber of the Spanish Parliament, is located in this neighbourhood. The nickname, more popular among the population, is due to the ‘huertas del prado’ that existed in the 17th century in the current Paseo del Prado, which also gives its name to the main street of the neighbourhood: Calle de las Huertas, very close to Plaza Neptuno and Plaza Platería Martínez. The location of the flat is excellent, not only because it is in the centre of Madrid, next to the major museums, but also because it is within the circuit with the most gastronomic and service offer in the city. It is one of the must-visit areas in Madrid to enjoy the atmosphere that the city has to offer. In addition, it is located next to the almost inaugurated sports centre with a sports centre, swimming pool, children's school, senior citizens' centre and car park. The Prado and Thyssen-Bornemisza museums are also located in the area and the Reina Sofía Art Centre is in the immediate vicinity, promoted for tourism under the name of Paseo or Triángulo del Arte (Art Triangle). Surrounded by green areas such as the Botanical Garden, and very close to the Retiro Park, which makes it perfect for those who want to live in the centre of Madrid but still be in contact with nature. It is also located in the new luxury area of Centro Canalejas, Four Seasons Hotel and JW Marriott Hotel, which is why it is called the new ‘golden mile of hotels’. It is the symbolic neighbourhood where tradition and the avant-garde merge, the cultural focus of the city. The level of infrastructures and services in the area is excellent. It is very well connected by metro and bus. It has a wide range of small fashionable establishments: restaurants, bars, cafés, bookshops, shops, art galleries and coworking workshops. Cinemas, theatres and performance venues can also be found in the area.