Proinca Madrid Blog

Madrid, this city of gentlemen and “chulapas”, a town of cats, grumblers and “donjuanes”, of noisy people and neighbourhoods full of life: the old neighbourhoods, the new ones, the peaceful ones, the familiar ones and the modern ones, each one, in his style, like the people of Madrid, are very different from each other. Continue reading

We all like to get home and feel comfortable and, although it is a feeling that depends on many factors, it is related to living in a pleasant environment, in which you are neither cold nor hot, the bed is not a hundred years old, the sofa does not gobble you up, and the refrigerator, in addition of taking up the room , fulfills its function.

The Chamberí neighbourhood, one of the most traditional in the city of Madrid, is in itself a classy neighbourhood. Its traditional atmosphere, the aristocratic heritage of its architecture, and the quiet life of its streets make up an unbeatable cocktail of refinement for an extraordinary cultural and social life.

The transition to the new normality is ongoing in Madrid.

The city tries to leave the coronavirus crisis behind, doing everything possible to control the epidemiological situation, increase the capacity of its health system, comply with collective protection measures and try to reactivate the economic, social and cultural life of the capital to the extent as possible. Continue reading