Timeline
18:34
Mercado de productores Planetario
Grab a quick coffee and pastry to go. The market is open on Sundays, which aligns with the chosen date.
18:49
Walk to the Planetario de Madrid. Arrive with enough time to find your seat before the sunset view begins.
19:34
Watch the sunset toward the W. The projection room offers a dark, immersive way to experience the light fading over the city.
20:19
Head to Divino Tinto for dinner. It is a seasonal regional restaurant that stays open late, perfect for an evening meal.
21:34
Finish the night with a drink at El Despacho Clandestino. This pub is a meeting point for those who appreciate good drink and food, staying open late into the night.
Local tip
The planetarium projections are in Spanish only. Check their website for the specific film playing on your day. Divino Tinto is open until midnight on Saturdays, so verify your day of visit matches their hours.
Check before you go
- Planetario de Madrid: Projections are in Spanish. Check the website for daily schedules.
- Divino Tinto: Open Mo-Sa 12:00-24:00; Su 12:00-17:00.
- Mercado de productores Planetario: Open Su[1,3] 10:00-15:00.
Worth knowing
- Divino Tinto is open at 20:19 only on Mo, Tu, We, Th, Fr, Sa
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