MAP NEWS – Summer hits Madrid! Chinese restaurants in Madrid, La Latina, Huertas, gyms in Madrid, and more.

Newsletters — By admin on April 24, 2009 7:33 pm

Hey Mapistas!

With summer at our doorstep, MAP Magazine is back in action with the latest reviews and features, covering Madrid businesses, activities, and more! It’s been awhile since our last newsletter, but of course this is a “labor de amor.” I’ve been busy with our production company RedHill Media (www.redhillmedia.com), while Cynthia has been writing non-stop for a bunch of other projects. But no worries, we are on track for the summer and should have some exciting news as well for all of you soon!

Here are some of our latest articles!

Need to get in shape for those municipal pools? Hit the gym!

Gyms in Madrid are popping up all over the city, which makes it difficult to actually find one! MAP has walked the streets, talked the talked, and asked the right questions to give you a round up of some of the most popular gyms in the city. So no more excuses, it’s time to get fit!

Nothing like summer nights down in La Latina. Get your grub on at Taberna el Tempranillo:

Looking for a tapas restaurant in Madrid that serves up spectacular plates at an inexpensive price? Then head over to Taberna el Tempranillo in La Latina. Here you’ll find raciones at a good price, and a buzzing crowd with smiles on their faces.

In to cheap food and big portions? Head on over to Huertas!:

Budget restaurants in Madrid that offer a lively atmosphere and good food are hard to find. So why not check out II Piccolino della Farfalla on Huertas, which offers vegetarian options, pizza, Spanish meats, and much more! Here you’ll have a wonderful meal at a low price. They also have menus in English!…

Ready to don some new summer duds?

Vintage handmade clothing is what you’ll find at Divina Providencia on Calle Fuencarral in Madrid. The offerings here are truly unique, and the staff is incredibly helpful, and friendly. Definitely check out the store, and website, to see why this store is one of the most talked about shops in the city.

Sick of tapas? Check out our review of Chinese Restaurants In Madrid:

Chinese restaurants in Madrid are making life easier for many locals. Why? Because they off take out! When you feel like staying in and watching a movie, take out is a great option. Check out some of the Chinese restaurants we recommend if you’re looking to stay in and eat!

That’s all for now Mapistas. Please send your questions, comments, concerns, ramblings, recommendations, and more to me at business@localhost:8888/mapmagazine

Ciao for now!

Phillip Stark & Cynthia Kane
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