Timeline
18:04
Grab a coffee and a book at Mandolina Madrid. This bookshop-cafeteria is open late enough to fit before the main event, offering a quiet moment to settle in before the evening rush.
19:04
Walk to the Templo de Debod. Arrive just before sunset to see the Egyptian temple silhouetted against the golden light. The park is one of Madrid’s most beautiful spots, and the view is best as the day ends.
20:04
Head to Divino Tinto for dinner. This regional restaurant focuses on seasonal, high-quality products. It is open until midnight, making it a perfect spot for a post-sunset meal.
21:04
End the night at El Despacho Clandestino. This pub is a meeting point for those who enjoy good drinks and food, offering a relaxed atmosphere to unwind after dinner.
Local tip
The walk between the temple and the restaurant is short. If you prefer wine, Divino Tinto is a strong choice for seasonal regional cuisine.
Check before you go
- Mandolina Madrid is open Mo-Su 10:00-14:00 and 16:00-20:00. Ensure you arrive before 20:00.
- Divino Tinto is open Mo-Sa 12:00-24:00 and Su 12:00-17:00. Check the day of your visit.
- El Despacho Clandestino has no listed opening hours, so check locally.
Worth knowing
- Divino Tinto is open at 20:04 only on Mo, Tu, We, Th, Fr, Sa
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