Chapel of the Virgin of the Harbour in Madrid: photos, reviews

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The Chapel of the Virgin of the Harbour stands as a captivating testament to Baroque architecture in Madrid, crafted by the distinguished architect Pedro de Ribera. This enchanting little chapel, with its intricate designs and graceful aura, draws visitors with its serene charm nestled within a tranquil park setting. Beyond its spiritual offerings, the area in front of the chapel becomes a lively hub for varied activities, where groups can partake in rollerblading lessons, enjoy exhilarating music sessions, or sway to salsa rhythms on the expansive tarmac. It remains a distinguished sanctuary that warmly welcomes those seeking reflection during the Sunday Mass or enthusiasts desiring vibrant community interactions. With an impressive Google rating of 4.6, it's an ideal spot for both cultural enrichment and leisurely pursuits.

Features

Wheelchair accessible

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Puente de Segovia

Bus stop 180 m walk

Virgen Del Puerto - Fósforo

Bus stop 486 m walk

Cuesta De La Vega

Bus station 415 m walk

Príncipe Pío - Campo Del Moro

Bus station 464 m walk

4.6

based on 1,197 reviews

Google

4.6/5 1,197 reviews

Jon Agra

De jueves a domingo puedes ir a bailar SBK totalmente gratis en su explanada, buen ambiente y gente respetuosa

Satyapal 14

Lots of dancing sessions in the night

Maria Eliza Erazo Tovar

Súper el ambiente me gustó mucho reunirme y compartir

Chapel of the Virgin of the Harbour in Madrid

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