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With two to four days at their disposal, art fans can spend longer at the Triángulo del Arte museums. If you’re in a sightseeing mood visit the over-the-top Palacio Real or spend some money in Salamanca’s chi chi boutiques if you’re not. A stroll through the Parque del Oeste and the Panteón de Goya is a wonderful way to spend a sunny afternoon, or you could hire a bike and make for the wild expanse of the Casa de Campo. Watch the sun set over the mountains from Las Vistillas, where there is a clutch of great bars and restaurants (try the Champagnerí María Pandora or Entrecajas and don’t miss the Rastro flea market followed by the required tapas crawl on Sunday.
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