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Barrio de Salamanca follows a regular grid pattern with parallel and perpendicular crossing streets. The carefully designed buildings here feature beautiful frontages that’ll catch your eye. Historically, Salamanca has been a residential area inhabited mainly …

Salamanca is a district of Madrid. It is located northeast of the centre and is considered to be the poshest neighbourhood of the city. Branches of international luxury brands, upscale restaurants, nightlife venues and hotels are found here. Photo: Wikimedia, CC BY …

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Salamanca is located to the northeast of the historical center of Madrid. Salamanca lies east of the district of Chamberí, south of Chamartín, and north of Retiro. Salamanca counts approximately 151.000 inhabitants.

May 16, 2024 · The city’s bourgeois expansion is the Salamanca district, with its grand boulevards and orderly streets, where palatial embassies alternate, as that of Italy with the most luxurious stores and restaurants.

It is located to the northeast of the historical center of Madrid. The impressive 19th-century boulevards of the representative Salamanca district are full of exquisite restaurants and boutiques of famous designers.

El distrito de Salamanca, también citado frecuentemente como barrio de Salamanca, es uno de los 21 distritos que forman el municipio de Madrid. Debe su nombre a su constructor, el malagueño José de Salamanca y Mayol, marqués de Salamanca, que lo promovió y erigió en parte en el siglo XIX.

Barrio de Salamanca is Madrid’s most stylish district, featuring a great variety of exclusive shops. It gathers international luxury brands , popular fashion shops and traditional stores. Find the fanciest streets for a shopping spree in this area, with a secret or two unveiled…

The Barrio de Salamanca is walkable from Madrid's central tourist districts, but also easily accessible by metro. Take metro line 4 to the Serrano or Velázquez stops, or the 5 or 9 trains to the Núñez de Balboa stop.