Get to know the best neighbourhoods in Madrid to live in

This is an area of ​​great interest, which has several neighbourhoods as popular as Los Cármenes, Aluche, Lucero and Puerta del Ángel. All of them offer excellent links, thanks to public transport (buses, metro and train). On the other side, there would be other neighbourhoods just as famous, but somewhat more distant as Cuatro Vientos, Campamento and Las Águilas.
This district should not be confused with La Latina. Its name pays tribute to the best friend of Isabel La Católica and stands out for its especially quiet areas, with no noise, its green areas like the mythical Casa de Campo and its great ease when looking for parking. In addition, family entertainment is always present with the Madrid Cable Car, Amusement Park and Zoo Aquarium as its main activities.

Salamanca, a very trendy and chic atmosphere

The Salamanca district is one of the most expensive and exclusive areas of the capital. It borders Retiro Park and Paseo de la Castellana, where the coolest boutiques of Madrid and a wide selection of cultural alternatives are accommodated. People who want a more affordable area should not forget about this district, one of the most central and distinguished in the capital.

Chamartín district, an interesting and quiet place

Chamartín is one of the most sought after areas. In this place there are some companies of great importance located in Spain. The neighbourhoods that belong to this district do not suffer from the hustle and bustle of the other previously mentioned areas and they have places that are of a great cultural attraction, like the National Auditorium of the Music and the Museum of Natural Sciences. It also has green areas such as the Park of Berlin, as well as the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium where they have the best sporting events.

Moncloa Aravaca, an ideal choice for families

This area is highly recommended for families and even has new homes for sale with more than one bedroom. This area is certainly ideal for families who have small children, because they can play freely and breathe fresh air within their wide variety of green areas. Its surroundings are perfect for walking or practicing any sport like running or cycling.
One of these places is the famous Casa de Campo, although it is also possible to name other important areas such as the Real Club Puerta de Hierro, the Agustín Rodríguez Sahagún Park and the Dehesa de la Villa Park. In fact, it is a multi-faceted place. Not only is it great for families but also for students looking for places near Ciudad Universitaria.

The most innovative areas of Madrid

Villa de Vallecas, pure modernity

It may not seem like one of the best neighbourhoods to live in Madrid because of its location, but from the Villa de Vallecas district you can easily get to the centre via the suburban train. It stands out for being a modern zone with great avenues, availability of services that facilitate good quality of life for its neighbours and a great variety of green spaces.

Sanchinarro and Valdebebas, new areas in Hortaleza

Chanchinarro is a residential area that stands out for its tranquility and proximity to the airport. The truth is that it offers a great transport connection to reach the other areas of the city and is optimal for families due to its playgrounds and great avenues, which are perfect for walking.
Valdebebas, on the other hand, presents a recent urban growth with more proximity to the airport. Felipe VI Park is one of its greatest attractions. In fact, this is one of the most popular areas of Madrid despite its lack of amenities nearby.

Fuencarral-El Pardo, the widest district

This district stands out from others for its large area, which does not mean that it is the most populated. This is explained by its extensive green areas and small urbanised area (we are talking about 50%). The neighbourhoods that enjoy greater fame are: El Goloso, Mirasierra and Barrio del Pilar. This area is also ideal for students of the Autonomous University of Madrid for its location and ease of access to the centre through public transport.

Areas close to the airport

Ciudad Lineal, great transport links and leisure offers

Ciudad Lineal stands out for its quiet neighbourhoods, with a wide variety of restaurants and excellent links (trains, metro and bus), as is the case of Arturo Soria. Similarly, Ventas and Pueblo Nuevo, near the cemetery of La Almudena.

Barajas: less people and greater serenity

Barajas does not have as many inhabitants as other districts, but it is one of the most representative of Madrid due to its Adolfo Suárez Airport. Alameda Osuna is one of its best known neighbourhoods, a residential area where there is hardly any traffic and where tranquility is part of its way of life.