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    A sky resort mainly, but there are some mountains you can climb and other trails you can follow.

    A local told us you can follow a trail from Puerto de Navacerrada back down to the town of Cercedilla which takes about three hours.

    Absoutely amazing views on top of the mountains of Madrid and Castilla y Leon. Makes for an amazing day out.

    Take the train from Nuevos Ministerios, Atocha or Charmartin to Cercedilla where you change to take the train up the hill to Puerto de Navacerrada. Takes about two hours in total from Charmartin.

    From there, follow other hikers up the hill and the various trail signs.

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    Segovia

    Posted by ShazinScotland 16 January 2007

    A town in central spain that you can easily get to from Madrid.

    It is my favourite place in Spain - it has an amazing aquaduct, a beautiful castle which is supposed to be the inspiration for the Disney/Cinderella Castle, a lovely cathedral and the usual well kept central plaza with lots of great bars/restaurants.

    You can get a local train from Madrid to Segovia station.

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    Plaza Santa Ana - drinks and snacks

    Posted by LauraKB 12 October 2005

    The perfect place for a mid-morning vermut (martini rosso) with obligatory free bowl of green olives. Sit at any of the historic bars and admire the views of this beautiful square and the Teatro Espanol. Don't miss the heladeria next door serving delicious dulce de leche ice cream.

    Plaza Santa Ana

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    Toledo

    Posted by chris2005 8 October 2005

    A beautifully situated fortress city adjacent to the majestic Tajo river. Don't miss the enormous cathedral and the medieval fortress. For the best view of the city take to the hills on the southern outskirts of the city.

    There are plenty of 'Cercanias' trains which depart from Atocha station.

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    Hotel Urban

    Posted by madtavyboy 8 September 2005

    This is a new hotel in the centre of Madrid. The best bit though is the roof terrace bar where you can sit on the white leather recliners or big cushions by the pool and watch the sun set ... or have a sharpener before heading out ... or just watch the cool young things try to out cool each other!

    Carrera de San Jerónimo, 34

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    Las Vistillas

    Posted by GilesTremlett 1 August 2005

    On the edge of the Austrias district, the café tables here look out over the Casa de Campo park into the far distance. Order a whole tortilla de patatas for two or more of you.

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