Things to do in Bernabeu

It's absolutely magnificent. Buying tickets in advance can save you some time waiting in line. I highly recommend getting the audio guide; it's excellent.

First, I went to the aqueduct and thought that would be enough, but I didn't expect Toledo to be the most impressive part. The package tour I bought included the cathedral. Highly recommended, you must go inside and see it!

The place is very big and nice. We were able to visit all the places in the stadium, from the trophies, to the players locker room, to the stadium. We had lots of souvenir pictures and were able to buy souvenir items. Thank you.

It's very convenient to use; you just scan the QR code to enter. There's a roadmap and video guide to learn about the history of the bullring, but bullfighting is indeed a cruel sport. Overall, it was a great experience.

Experience: A unique and interesting experience that offers a glimpse into the bullring, complete with an audio guide detailing its specifics and rules.

A must-visit attraction in Madrid! Otherwise, it's a wasted trip. I decided to go too late, and all single-ticket options were sold out. Luckily, I found a ticket that included a guided tour on Klook and immediately booked it. I'm so glad I got a ticket because the Royal Palace is truly magnificent and opulent. You have to see it in person to appreciate the beauty of the architecture.

Using the Art Pass is very simple; you just need to exchange your voucher at the counter. The price is also reasonable, and with it, you can enter the Thyssen Museum directly with your voucher.

I stay at AC hotel Carlton in Atocha area. I took bus number 27 and dropped me in front of Sandiago Bernabeù. The staffs are fixing the stadium at the end of the season but still always be the great stadium of all time. Helpful staffs, you can spend all time you want here. Lots of trophies to take photos with. You can sit and chill at the stadium.