Madrid, the capital of Spain and third-largest city in the European Union, is a world leader in culture, art, entertainment, media and more. People have inhabited what is now modern-day Madrid ...

Madrid is a city that takes its food markets seriously. Skip the tourist traps and navigate the city’s mercados like a local with these essential tips from a local expert.

After years of molecular gastronomy, with its flavored foams and vapors, Madrid’s food scene makes a U-turn to become the new capital of home-style Spanish cooking. By Stephen Orr March 24, 2015 ...

Food markets are an important part of daily life for local residents and while some have become a tourist magnet, you’ll still see regulars turning up to buy the freshest seafood (Madrid might ...

Crowds fill the vibrant San Miguel Market in Madrid, surrounded by gourmet food stalls offering jamón, wine, and tapas under an ornate iron-and-glass roof.

See how Madrid's culinary scene has transformed to turn the city into one of Europe's top must-visit food destinations. Plus, find the best things to eat there.

Restaurants and bars open temporary, “pop-up” operations all the time to test a new concept, but here’s one you don’t see every day: A historic food market in Madrid is popping up in Miami ...