u/GuardianAngel22

Hey y’all! I’m looking for the FC Barcelona 25/26 home jersey in a size M.

I’ve been looking around Madrid and Seville, but everywhere I’ve found so far only has L and above 😭. I’m staying quite close to La Rambla, so does anyone know anywhere in Barcelona that might still have the 25/26 jersey in M?

I’m specifically looking for an original/official Nike one, not a 1st or 2nd copy. Since it’s last season’s kit, I’m hoping to find one around €50–60 rather than paying full retail.

Any recommendations would be massively appreciated! 🙏

Hi everyone,

I’m visiting Spain next month and will be landing in Madrid at around 1:30 PM local time. Assuming I reach my hotel and leave by around 4 PM with my family, would it be realistic to complete the following on my first day?

**Day 1 (arrival day – from around 4 PM):**
Plaza Mayor
Royal Palace of Madrid (mainly roaming around the exterior/area — possibly Kitchen Tour if time allows; I know tickets need to be booked in advance)
Almudena Cathedral
Plaza de la Villa (walk around the surrounding historic streets)
Puerta del Sol
Plaza del Callao + Gran Vía (shopping street, evening atmosphere)
Dinner at Mercado de San Miguel (tapas/food market)

Would this be too rushed, or is this a good walking route for an arrival evening?

I’ll then have 2 full days in Madrid. I’m planning to visit:

Principe Pío
Temple of Debod
Museo Nacional del Prado
Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza
Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía
Retiro Park

How would you structure the next two days? Are there any must-see places I’m missing?

Travelling with family, so I’d prefer a balanced itinerary with sightseeing, walking, food, and not rushing between too many places.

Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I’m visiting Spain next month and will be landing in Madrid at around 1:30 PM local time. Assuming I reach my hotel and leave by around 4 PM with my family, would it be realistic to complete the following on my first day?

Day 1 (arrival day – from around 4 PM):
Plaza Mayor
Royal Palace of Madrid (mainly roaming around the exterior/area — possibly Kitchen Tour if time allows; I know tickets need to be booked in advance)
Almudena Cathedral
Plaza de la Villa (walk around the surrounding historic streets)
Puerta del Sol
Plaza del Callao + Gran Vía (shopping street, evening atmosphere)
Dinner at Mercado de San Miguel (tapas/food market)

Would this be too rushed, or is this a good walking route for an arrival evening?

I’ll then have 2 full days in Madrid. I’m planning to visit:

Principe Pío
Temple of Debod
Museo Nacional del Prado
Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza
Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía
Retiro Park

How would you structure the next two days? Are there any must-see places I’m missing?

Travelling with family, so I’d prefer a balanced itinerary with sightseeing, walking, food, and not rushing between too many places.

Thanks!