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Casa de Huespedes Amara y Pablo
Rating : 4.0
Top location: Steps from Lucero metro & 15 mins to city center. Quiet area: Perfect for relaxing. Nearby fun: Zoo & Amusement Park minutes away. Easy access: Direct to M30, A5, A4 & A6.
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We are Amara and Pablo, the hearts and hands behind House Amara y Pablo. For us, hosting is far more than just offering a place to sleep—it’s about opening our doors, sharing our love for our town, and creating a warm, peaceful retreat where every guest feels instantly at ease.
When designing this house, we focused on every detail to ensure it felt comforting, functional, and inviting. Whether you’re here to unwind, explore the local area, or simply enjoy a quiet getaway, our goal is to make your stay effortless and memorable. We’re always delighted to share our favorite local spots, secret coffee shops, and practical tips to help you experience the best of our community.
Thank you for choosing to stay with us. We can't wait to host you!
Warmly,
Amara & Pablo
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Attractions
See AllParque de Atracciones The Madrid Amusement Park (Parque de Atracciones de Madrid) is an iconic urban theme park located in the Casa de Campo that combines entertainment and nature for all audiences. Its offerings range from high-thrill rides for adrenaline seekers, such as the Abismo and Tornado roller coasters or the La Lanzadera drop tower, to popular water and family rides like Los Rápidos, all complemented by the Nickelodeon Land children's area, live shows, and a diverse range of dining options.Zoo Aquarium de Madrid The Zoo Aquarium de Madrid is an iconic 20-hectare zoological park located in Casa de Campo that brings together wildlife from all five continents, combining a traditional zoo, aquarium, dolphinarium, and aviary in a single facility. It stands out for housing iconic species such as giant pandas, elephants, rhinoceroses, big cats, and sharks, pairing animal observation with educational dolphin and bird-of-prey demonstrations, alongside its vital work in endangered species conservation and environmental awareness.Museo Nacional del Prado The Museo Nacional del Prado is Spain's most prominent cultural institution and one of the world's most prestigious art galleries, located on Madrid's Paseo del Prado in an iconic neoclassical building designed by Juan de Villanueva. Inaugurated in 1819, it stands out for housing the former Spanish royal collection with the highest concentration of European painting masterpieces from the 12th to the 19th centuries, including world-renowned works such as Velázquez's Las Meninas, Goya's The Third of May 1808, and Bosch's The Garden of Earthly Delights, as well as extraordinary collections by key artists such as El Greco, Titian, Rubens, and Raphael.Palacio Real de Madrid The Royal Palace of Madrid is the official residence of the Spanish monarchy—though used exclusively for State functions and official ceremonies—and stands as the largest functioning royal palace in Western Europe. Built in the 18th century by order of King Philip V on the site of the former Royal Alcázar, it is a majestic Baroque and Classicist ensemble designed by architects such as Filippo Juvarra and Francesco Sabatini. Inside, it houses a rich historical and artistic heritage that features sumptuously decorated rooms like the Throne Room and the Columns Room, frescoes by great masters such as Tiepolo, valuable tapestries and clocks, and an outstanding painting collection with works by Caravaggio, Velázquez, and Goya, alongside the Royal Armoury and the Royal Pharmacy, all surrounded by the historic Campo del Moro and Sabatini Gardens.Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía The Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía is Spain's national museum of modern and contemporary art, located in Madrid next to Atocha Station and housed in the historic 18th-century San Carlos Hospital alongside Jean Nouvel's modern extension. As part of the famed Golden Triangle of Art, it is world-renowned for housing Pablo Picasso's Guernica and preserving an extraordinary collection of 20th-century avant-garde art, featuring fundamental works of Cubism, Surrealism, and Abstraction by masters such as Salvador Dalí, Joan Miró, and Juan Gris, as well as hosting temporary exhibitions, a specialized library, and additional exhibition venues in Retiro Park.Estadio Santiago Bernabeu The Tour Bernabéu invites visitors to experience the history of one of the world's most celebrated football clubs from the inside out while witnessing the spectacular architectural transformation of its state-of-the-art stadium. Located along the Paseo de la Castellana and directly accessible via Metro Line 10, this immersive experience allows guests to admire a panoramic view of the pitch and its retractable roof, explore an interactive museum featuring 15 European Cups alongside an impressive Trophy Room, and step inside exclusive areas such as the dressing rooms, the players' tunnel, and the pitchside dugouts. The visit is complete with interactive skill simulators, audiovisual displays highlighting the innovative retractable pitch mechanism, and direct access to the official Real Madrid store, making it an essential tourist stop in Madrid that lasts approximately an hour and a half.Gran Vía Gran Via is Madrid's most iconic avenue and the beating heart of the capital's leisure, shopping, and culture. Connecting Plaza de Alcalá to Plaza de España, this legendary boulevard captivates visitors with its early 20th-century architecture, featuring landmark buildings such as the Metrópolis, Telefónica, and Carrión with its famous neon sign. Known as Madrid's Broadway due to its high concentration of theaters and major musicals, this bustling thoroughfare offers a complete tourist experience combining international fashion flagship stores, cinemas, restaurants, and a vibrant nightlife, making it an essential pedestrian stroll to feel the true energy of the city.Plaza Mayor Plaza Mayor is the historical heart of Madrid and one of Spain's most iconic arcaded squares. Framed by striking Spanish Baroque architecture—anchored by the grand Casa de la Panadería—this historic plaza features ten grand entrances, including the famous Arco de Cuchilleros, and is centered around the equestrian statue of King Philip III. As a vibrant gathering spot for locals and travelers alike, it offers an essential tourist experience centered around lively outdoor terraces serving traditional calamari sandwiches, historic shops nestled beneath its archways, and seasonal cultural events such as the famous Christmas market.Templo de Debod The Temple of Debod (Templo de Debod) is an authentic 2nd-century BC Egyptian temple located in the Parque del Cuartel de la Montaña, right next to Plaza de España. Donated to Spain by the Egyptian government in 1968 in gratitude for its assistance in saving the Nubian temples, the monument was reconstructed stone by stone—preserving its original orientation—and framed by reflecting pools of water. Considered one of the capital's most magical and photogenic spots, it is famous for offering one of the best panoramic sunset views over the Royal Palace and Casa de Campo, while its interior features a museum space showcasing ancient reliefs, history, and symbolism.Parque de El Retiro El Retiro Park (Parque del Retiro) is the green and historic oasis at the heart of Madrid and one of the capital's most iconic landmarks, declared a UNESCO World Heritage site as part of the Landscape of Light. Spanning over 125 hectares of gardens, fountains, and tree-lined avenues, it offers a complete tourist experience combining nature, culture, and leisure. Highlights include the Great Pond (Estanque Grande), where visitors can enjoy a rowboat ride at the foot of the Alfonso XII monument, and the stunning Crystal Palace (Palacio de Cristal), a masterpiece of glass-and-iron architecture that hosts contemporary art exhibitions. The experience is completed with strolls through the Rose Garden (La Rosaleda), the peacocks in the Cecilio Rodríguez Gardens, historic fountains like the Fallen Angel (Ángel Caído), and lively pathways filled with street musicians, artists, and outdoor sports enthusiasts.Rastro de Madrid El Rastro is Madrid's most popular, historic, and vibrant open-air flea market, held every Sunday and public holiday morning in the traditional neighborhood of La Latina. With over 400 years of history, this iconic market spreads hundreds of stalls along the Cuesta de Ribera de Curtidores and its surrounding streets, offering a unique mix of antiques, vintage clothing, vinyl records, second-hand books, handicrafts, and curiosities of all kinds. The tourist experience goes far beyond shopping: strolling through its bustling urban maze is seamlessly paired with the authentic local tradition of the Sunday aperitif, enjoying draft beers, vermouth, and tapas in the neighborhood's lively taverns and outdoor terraces.
