Christmas Lights in Madrid
Where can you see the lights?
Alcala Street
Cibeles to Puerta de Alcalá: You certainly won’t be disappointed with this breathtaking display. Puerta de Alcala is a must-see and could be one of the most noteworthy spots in Madrid. The artist wanted to represent the night sky of Madrid covered with stars.
Serrano Street
Calle Serrano is known for it’s fashion so in dedication the artist has designed the lights in different shapes to seem like fabric draping over a line. Now that you know the inspiration this is even more of a reason to go with your friends and study this beautiful almost sculpture-like display.
Certainly don’t forget the Christmas trees.
Being away from home probably makes us miss family traditions, and one of the most important is the Christmas tree! If you are unable to buy and decorate this year with your family then have no fear because Madrid has many beautiful trees you can enjoy around the city. Another reason you’re in for a treat this year is because some of the trees will have different decorations than years prior. So if you were in Madrid last year you will have another chance to get excited walking around and seeing what is new and exciting this year.
- Puerta del Sol
- Plaza San Juan de la Cruz
- Plaza Espana
- Red de San Luis (Gran Via-Montera)
- Calle Fuencarral
When can you go visit?
From the end of November to the 6th of January you will be able to view the lights. Below you can view the schedule for when and how long the lights will be illuminated. We’ve even accounted for the special days which have extended hours.
Want to attend more holiday events?
Because we are heavy in the holiday season Smart Insiders wants to make sure you are up to date with the latest news and events. Therefore, we want you to check out the upcoming holiday event in Salamanca which is probably one of the biggest end of the year parties. Above all we don’t want you to miss out on this great cultural opportunity!