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5 Things to Do in Madrid with a Toddler

5 Things to Do in Madrid with a Toddler, Madrid, Spain

We spent three nights in the Spanish capital, Madrid, when Mrs T was one year old. I have to admit, it wasn鈥檛聽the easiest age to be traipsing around a city as we were very conscious of her needing to be active now and then (she was crawling at the time). But, we still had a great time in Madrid with a toddler and hopefully our experiences will help聽anybody聽visiting Madrid although here are some extra tips and recommendations for those travelling to Madrid with kids.

An impressive looking palace from the outside, inside it is even more magnificent. Highly recommend taking a look.

King Carlos III was the first royal to live in the palace in its current design in the 1760s after the former palace was destroyed in a fire in 1734. The final plans for the design were drawn up by Juan Bautista Sachetti following the unexpected death of his mentor聽Filippo Juvara.聽Although it is the official residence for the current royal family, they no longer reside there with the palace only used for state ceremonies. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: 5 Things to Do in Madrid with a Toddler
Guide Location: Spain » Madrid
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Article (B))
Author: Elizabeth Callaghan
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Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
  • Royal Palace Of Madrid
  • Buen Retiro Park
  • Palacio de Cristal
  • San Miguel Food Market
  • Museo Del Prado
  • Plaza Mayor
  • Calle Cava Baja
  • Plaza Santa Ana

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