Event Dates
From: Friday, November 29, 2024
To: Monday, January 6, 2025
Madrid Christmas & New Years 2024
As Christmas trees & decorations light up streets & squares, Madrid celebrates everyone’s favourite holiday.
Madrid Christmas & New Year 2024
As Christmas trees and decorations light up streets and squares, Madrid celebrates everyone’s favourite holiday with a programme packed with cultural and leisure activities.
- Visiting Madrid for Christmas? Stay close to the Plaza Mayor Market at these top hotels. Consider the Petit Palace Chueca with great breakfast options and large balconies in most rooms.
The December Bank Holiday in Spain
- Christmas kicks off early in Madrid with the December Bank Holiday weekend featuring two national holidays on the 6th (Constitution Day) and the 8th (Feast of the Immaculate Conception). Known as a bridge-holiday, most Spaniards take the between-day off and party all weekend. Popular gay events include the Mad Bear Madrid Weekend.
Plaza Mayor Christmas Market
- Friday 29th November to Tuesday 31st December, 2024 – Each year as Christmas rolls around, Madrid’s main square turns into a sprawling market featuring 104 stalls filled with nativity scene figures, musical instruments, toys and joke items.
- Organised by the Plaza Mayor Christmas Market Association, this hundred-year-old fair is one of the city’s most beloved traditions.
- The 104 stalls run by individual vendors sell Christmas favourites: figurines to make your own nativity scenes, Christmas decorations and gag gifts.
- The Plaza Mayor Christmas Market opens from 10 am to 9 pm (on Fridays, Saturdays, and holiday Eve it is open till 10 pm.)
- Enjoy the Suite life at Madrid 1915 Private Suites, for an “Exceptional” stay featuring spacious apartments, perfect for a festive escape, just steps from the markets.
Plaza de Santa Cruz Christmas Market
- If Plaza Mayor is very crowded, make your way to Plaza de Santa Cruz or Plaza del Carmen, located nearby. Take a ride on the vintage carousel that runs until the beginning of January.
- Make sure you purchase your own Belén. It’s a lovely souvenir that will always remind you of your special Christmas in Madrid.
- The nativity scene or Belén (Spanish for Bethlehem) has special significance in Spain. Each family has their own unique one. The size and complexity varies from a mere three figures to a whole town with rivers, lights and hundreds of figures.
Gigantic Light Ball
- The Gigantic Light Ball at the iconic Metropolis Building sees the return of one of the big hits from last Christmas: a spectacular 3D light ball with a diameter of 12 metres, weighing seven tonnes and fitted with 43,000 led lights at the intersection of Calle Alcalá and Gran Vía, just in front of the Metrópolis Building.
- The lights on the sphere enable light and sound to be programmed and synchronised to create a spectacular pixel mapping session reproduced on a loop.
- Stay on Gran Via, one of the city’s most famous streets, close to all the major attractions and just an 8 minute walk to the gay bars and clubs. The Boutique Hotel H10 offers light and airy rooms in a beautiful setting, our top recommended 4 star property in Madrid.
New Year’s Eve at the Puerta del Sol
- On the evening of December 31st, all televisions in Spain light up with the image of the Puerta del Sol. Thousands of people flock to the square to usher in the New Year and eat 12 lucky grapes to the twelve chimes of the Real Casa de Correos clock.
- New features this year include the lighting of the Real Casa de Correos, housing the Madrid City Hall in a light, fireworks and confetti show right after the New Year chimes.
Gay New Year Events
- The We Party’s New Year Festival is one of Europe’s most prominent gay celebrations featuring world-class DJs and excellent stage productions in some of the city’s top clubs. Check out the entire program.
- Stay at the Room Mate Oscar in the centre of the gay district. This hotel is hot and happening during the big gay events, including the NYE festival.
Other popular weekly parties will hold NYE events over the festive season, including:
- MARTA CARIÑO – Two floors, multiple spaces. Coffee, drinks, food, an extensive cocktail menu with DJs, live music and a lot of fun. C/Silva, 4
- LA BOITE – On Sundays: “El Club de las Domingas” club awaits, ready to make you dance to the best commercial pop music and entertain you with original and unusual shows. C/Tetuán, 27
- DLRO LIVE – Night club offering different shows every day of the week. Playing pop and commercial music so you can’t stop dancing. C/Pelayo, 59
- VUELVETE LOCA – If you love the Drag scene and pop music, you should visit this venue where you’ll be able to dance all night long. C/Hortaleza, 43
- LL BAR – Part of the scene for more than 25 years, this bar offers daily Drag shows which will not leave you unimpressed. C/Pelayo, 11
- KLUSTER – Every Saturday: for lovers of house music and techno. You’ll find an impressive stage in an old theatre, huge LED and the most avant-garde laser show. C/Covarrubias, 42
- BEARBIE – Every Friday and Saturday, pop and disco music at Chueca’s bear friendly club. Plaza Pedro Zerolo, 2
Chueca and other neighbourhoods
- If you don’t want to hit the clubs, head to Chueca, the city’s gay district, where the streets are full of NYE revellers and partygoers. The neighbourhood is one of the most cosmopolitan and vibrant places in Madrid. Plaza de Chueca and Plaza de Pedro Zerolo, renamed in 2015 for the late Spanish activist who fought tirelessly for the LGBTI+ cause, are the heart of the district.
- Calle Fuencarral, Malasaña and Salesas, adjacent neighbourhoods, join forces with Chueca to offer visitors an unmissable experience.
- For example, Calle Fuencarral is well known as one of the most popular shopping areas of the city, Malasaña is the meeting point of the most modern creatives, and Salesas embodies a chic, bohemian spirit and is an elegant district of the capital.
Dining Out
For many in Madrid, NYE is celebrated over a long and luscious dinner. Reservations should be made well in advance. Here are some of our top recommendations in the city for everything from brunch to a light snack, the traditional to something special.
- Brunch, try Zafyro Café Club with an eclectic mix of options, plus lots of eye candy.
- Tapas, visit La Tape – Traditional Spanish – crowded, crazy, great beer.
- Los Chuchis – Amazing mix and even some home food Spanish style – sausages and shepherds pie – fun.
- Roostiq – Right in the heart of Chueca – close to the bars – amazing Spanish bbq.
- Lhardy – It’s a bit fancy but the best transitional Spanish food
- Cada Alberto, Goldilocks would say this is just right – not too fussy but not too tapasy either
- Restaurante Casa Benigna – Amazing Paella with a real quirky vibe.
Enjoy delicious hot chocolate, churros and other treats.
- Head to Chocolateria San Ginés for some delicious hot chocolate con churros, a must when you are in Madrid. Try their Turrón, a homemade Spanish candy bar with honey, egg whites and pine nuts or almonds.
January 5th – Cabalgata de los Reyes Magos
- Spaniards believe that Melchior, Gaspar and Balthazar are responsible for bringing Christmas presents, not Santa Claus. The Cabalgata de Los Magos is celebrated each year on the evening of January 5th. A massive parade weaves through Madrid, and during that time, children hurry to catch candy thrown from the floats. The centrepieces of the parade are three elaborately decorated floats carrying the Reyes Magos (Three Wise Men).
- Parade Route (from 6.30 pm to 9pm approximately): Paseo de la Castellana (Nuevos Ministerios corner of Plaza San Juan de la Cruz) – Paseo de la Castellana – Plaza del Doctor Gregorio Marañón – Paseo de la Castellana – Glorieta de Emilio Castelar – Paseo de la Castellana – Plaza de Colón – Paseo de Recoletos – Plaza de Cibeles (End of Parade).
Ice Skating
Madrid has several ice skating rinks built purposely for the Christmas celebrations. All open in the early morning and close typically at 10 pm.
- Galería de Cristal inside CentroCentro – the City Council located in Plaza de Cibeles.
- Pista de hielo Javier Fernández on Plaza de Azca.
- Pista de hielo Villa de Vallecas on Paseo Federico García Lorca (Villa de Vallecas Metro station).
- Pista de hielo Puente de Vallecas on Entrevías-Asamblea de Madrid Renfe station.
- Palacio de Hielo Dreams on Calle Silvano, 77 (Canillas Metro station).
Naviluz, The Christmas Bus
- This year sees the return of Naviluz, the Christmas bus, which takes passengers down some of Madrid’s most emblematic streets to show off the city’s wonderful display of Christmas lights. Starting on 26 November and ending on 6 January 2022, the bus runs numerous times a day.
- The journey lasts approximately 50 minutes and buses run every 10 minutes, from 6pm to 11pm (Sun-Thur) and 6pm to midnight (Fri-Sat and holidays).
- This year’s route is the following: Plaza Colón (next to the Gardens of Discovery) – C/ Serrano – Plaza de la Independencia – Plaza de Cibeles – C/ Alcalá – Gran Vía – C/ de los Reyes – C/ Maestro Guerrero – C/ San Leonardo – Plaza de España – C/ Gran Vía – C/ Alcalá – Plaza de Cibeles – Plaza de la Independencia – C/Alcalá – C/ Velázquez – C/ Ortega y Gasset – C/ Serrano until the corner of C/ Goya.
Recommended Hotels in Madrid
The following hotels are all are close to the city’s top attractions and gay bars
NH Collection, Iberostar, Room Mate Oscar, H10 Villa de la Reina
Recommended Hotels
Where to stay close to all the gay bars
Our top 4 selections with the best rates.
Where we stay!
Room Mate Oscar in Chueca the gay area,
is our preferred hotel in Madrid!
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Gay Map of Madrid
Most of the gay bars in Madrid are located in Chueca, the city’s gay village and epicentre of all Spanish gay life. Hotels here fill up fast, so book well in advance, especially for key events.
Calle del Marqués de Valdeiglesias 1, 28014 Madrid, Spain
Iconic views of ’s Avenue are offered at the elegant and Atico restaurant/cocktail bar of The . This luxurious boutique hotel offers a gym, and stylish rooms and suites.
The Wellness Suite with sauna can be booked entirely and exclusively for couples or individual treatment sessions. Some room and suite types include free access to Wellness Suite services.
Calle Gran Vía, 21, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Ideally located in the heart of Madrid, NH Collection Madrid Gran Vía provides buffet breakfast and free WiFi throughout the property, only 400 m from Puerta del Sol.
The stylish rooms and suites in the hotel are fitted with a coffee machine. Each room is comes with a private bathroom with a bath or shower.
Calle Gran Vía 11, 28013 Madrid, Spain
Set in a restored historic building, this design hotel offers a seasonal rooftop terrace with a stylish and a seasonal pool with spectacular views over Madrid. Rooms have a flat-screen TV. Free high speed WiFi is available throughout.
Iberostar Las Letras Gran Via has a literary theme, and includes a well-stocked library. Rooms have high ceilings, large windows and a seating area. They are individually decorated with quotes by famous writers and poets.
Plaza de Vázquez de Mella 12, 28004 Madrid, Spain
Room is a stylish Gay hotel located in , between and the Chueca district. It offers free Wi-Fi, rooms with flat-screen TVs and a .
Room Mate Oscar features chic décor with bright colours throughout. Each of its air conditioned rooms is spacious and comfortable. All have a minibar and a fully equipped bathroom.
C. de San Bartolomé, 8, 28004 Madrid, Spain
● Very Spanish, very loud, very popular
● Mixed clientele
Thursday 21:00 – 03:00; Friday, Saturday 20:00 – 03:00
Calle de Pelayo 4, 28004 Madrid, Spain
● Small gay bar in Chueca for bears and mature guys with ● regular event nights
Tuesday-Thursday 19:00 – 02:30; Friday, Saturday 19:00 – 03:30; Sunday
19:00 – 02:30
C. de la Libertad, 34, Centro, 28004 Madrid
● Bar with drag shows and DJs
● Mixed clientele
Daily 23:30 – 05:30; Friday, Saturday bis 06:00
C. de Gravina, 5, 28004 Madrid, Spain
● Modern café and cocktail lounge bar
● Mixed clientele
Thursday 09:30 – 13:30 and 16:00 – 02:00; Friday 09:30 – 02:30;
Saturday 12:00 – 02:30; Sunday 14:00 – 02:00
C. de las Infantas, 12, 28004 Madrid, Spain
● Popular gay music bar in Chueca
● DJ on Friday and Saturday nights
Monday-Thursday 19:00 – 03:00; Friday-Sunday 18:00 – 03:00
Calle de San Marcos 29, 28004 Madrid, Spain
● Straight-friendly music bar in Chueca
● Music genres include Independent, New Wave, Rock, Electropop
● Clientele includes gays, lesbians, friends; off-mainstream, anti-fashion, students
● Quite busy on Friday and Saturday nights
Tuesday-Thursday 22:00 – 03:00; Friday, Saturday 22:00 – 03:30
Calle de las Infantas 9, 28004 Madrid, Spain
● Popular with bears, chubbies, and mature men
Daily 16:00 – 03:00; Friday, Saturday till 03:30
C. de Gravina, 4, 28004 Madrid, Spain
● Gay cocktail bar in Chueca
● Popular with a mainly young clientele
● Occasionally features gogo dancers at night
Sunday to Thursday 8pm till 3am, Friday & Saturday 7pm till 3.30am
C. de Pelayo, 31, 28004 Madrid, Spain
● Cocktail lounge bar
● Mixed, rather young clienteleice
Monday-Thursday 20:00 – 03:00; Friday, Saturday 19:00 – 03:30; Sunday 19:00 – 03:00
C. de Augusto Figueroa, 17, Centro, 28004 Madrid
● Cafe and cocktail bar in Chueca
● Offers cakes, fruit salads, smoothies, sandwiches and bocadillos
Daily 08:00/09:00 – 01:00/02:00
Calle de Pelayo 11, 28004 Madrid, Spain
● One of the oldest gay bars in Madrid
● Busy at night during drag shows
● Admission fee includes drinks (9-10 €)
Daily 22:00/23:00 – 03:00; Saturday till 03:30
C. de San Bartolomé, 4, Centro, 28004 Madrid
● New bar in Chueca featuring music from the '80s and '90s
Daily 18:30 – 01:30; Friday, Saturday till 03:30; in summer daily from 20:00
C. de Pelayo, 30, 28004 Madrid, Spain
● Queer inclusive bar in Chueca
● DJ on Friday and Saturday nights
● Admission fee includes drinks (10 €)
Daily 19:00 – 03:00; Friday, Saturday till 03:30
Calle del Clavel 8, 28004 Madrid, Spain
● Music Bar includes Pop, Charts, Commercial
Thursday 23:00 – 05:00; Friday, Saturday 22:00 – 06:00
C. de la Ballesta, 7, Centro, 28004 Madrid
● New gay bar in the center of Madrid
● Features guest DJs and shows
Daily 19:00 – 03:00/03:30
C. de Pelayo, 82, Centro, 28004 Madrid
● Gay bar in Chueca with a small dance floor and South American influenced music
● Interior and decoration with a touch of Caribbean
Daily from 19:00
C. de San Marcos, 16, 28004 Madrid, Spain
● Big gay bar in Chueca
● Very popular especially on weekend nights
Daily from 19:00
Costanilla de Capuchinos 1/Plaza Pedro Zerolo, Madrid 28004
● Gay-oriented show and music bar in Chueca
Wednesday-Saturday 21:00 – 06:00
C. de Gravina 10 (Plaza Chueca), Madrid28004
● Lesbian and gay bar with outdoor tables at Plaza de Chueca during good weather
Daily 21:00 – 03:00; Friday, Saturday till 03:30
C. de San Bartolomé, 6, Centro, 28004 Madrid
● Modern music bar in Chueca
● Mixed clientele
Daily20:00–03:00;Friday, Saturday till03:30
C. de las Infantas, 26, 28004 Madrid, Spain
● Gay music bar in Chueca
● Popular pre-clubbing bar on weekends
● Mainly middle-aged clientele including muscle bears
Wednesday 21:00–01:00, Thursday 21:00–03:00 Friday ,Saturday 21:00–03:30
C. de la Libertad, 10, 28004 Madrid, Spain
● Lounge bar with cocktail menu inspired by Broadway musicals -Gay-friendly with mixed clientele
Monday 20:00–02 :00 ;Wednesday,Thursday 18:00–02 :00 Friday 18 :00–02:30, Saturday16:00–02 :30 ;Sunday18:00–02 :00 *
C. del Amparo, 78, Centro, 28012 Madrid
● Nude cruise club
● Features Bar and lockers on the ground floor, large play area in the basement with booths, a sling, and a boxing ring
● Admission 13-15 € (membership required)
Pl. de Tirso de Molina, 20, Centro, 28012 Madrid
● Gay cruising club
● Audience: Mixed ages
● Special Features Weekly program with (un)dress codes
Tuesday 19:00 – 02:00; Wednesday, Thursday 19:00 – 03:00; Friday,
Saturday 21:00 – 06:00; Sunday 18:00 – 03:00
C. de Valverde, 3, 28004 Madrid, Spain
● Bar with small cruising area
● Features Cabins on the ground floor, additional basement cruising area at night
● Mixed ages, many young guys
● Admission Free (minimum consumption of 1 drink)
Monday-Thursday 12:00 – 03:00; Friday 12:00 – 03:30; Saturday 15:00 –
03:30; Sunday 15:00 – 03:00
C. de Caños Viejos, 2, 28005 Madrid, Spain
● Fetish club
● Dress Code Naked, underwear, fetish
● Features Lockers available
● Admission 10-18 € (includes 1-2 drinks)
Friday, Saturday 20:00 – 03:30; Sunday 16:00 – 24:00; in August only
Sunday 16:00 – 22:00
C. de Pelayo, 25, Centro, 28004 Madrid
● Small gay cruising club
● Dress Code Naked (and underwear)
● Admission: 5-10 € (includes 1 drink)
Friday, Saturday 23:00 – 10:30; Sunday 23:00 – 03:00
C. de Trujillos, 7, 28013 Madrid, Spain
● Big gay club from the 1990s, modernized in 2021
● Music Style Electro, Progressive House, Melodic House, Indie Dance
● Admission: 15-25 € (includes 1-2 drinks)
Wednesday-Sunday 23:00 – 06:00
C. de Tetuán, 27, Centro, 28013 Madrid
● Gay club with mixed and young clientele
● Music Pop, Charts, Reggaeton, and House
● Admission 20 €, includes 1 drink
Friday, Saturday 24:00 – 06:00
C. de Ventura Rodríguez, 7, Moncloa - Aravaca, 28008 Madrid
● LGBT-friendly party with Pop, Charts, Commercial, and Reggeaton
● Clientele Mainly in their 20s and 30s
● Admission Variable
Friday, Saturday 24:00 – 06:00
Pl. de San Martín, 1, Centro, 28013 Madrid
● Weekly party for gays and friends with Pop, Charts, Urban, and House music
● Admission: From 16 €, includes 1 drink (before 01:30 includes 2 drinks)
Saturday 24:30 – 06:00
C. de Pelayo, 59, 28004 Madrid, Spain
● Shows with a mixed, rather young clientele
● Admission: Approximately 15 €
Daily 24:00 – 05:30; Friday, Saturday till 06:00
C. de la Puebla, 6, Centro, 28004 Madrid
● Weekly gay party with DJ Daniel Karman, guest DJs, gogo dancers, and
performances
● Admission: 15-18 €, includes 2 drinks
Sunday 24:00 – 05:30
C. de Embajadores, 62, Centro, 28005 Madrid
● Gay cafe bar serving cocktails and food
Saturday 9:00–2:30 Sunday 9:00–2:30 Monday 9:00–2:00 Tuesday 9:00–2:00 Wednesday 9:00–2:00 Thursday 9:00–2 :00 Friday 9:00–2:30
C. de Valverde, 10, 28004 Madrid, Spain
● gay club with two floors with pop and electro music. ● A lot of people of different ages
Friday Saturday Sunday 12.30am till 6am
C. de Regueros, 5, 28004 Madrid, Spain
● gay bar with super friendly bar staff & a party loving crowd. ● It's packed at the weekends with 80s and 90 music.
Friday and Saturday 10.30pm till 3.30am
C. de San Bartolomé, 2, 28004 Madrid, Spain
● A small gay bar with a mix of popular music.
C. de Calatrava, 15, 28005 Madrid, Spain
● Gay bar with a wide selection of the finest bears & otters of Madrid
Friday 12:30 AM - 6:00 AM Saturday 12:30 AM - 6:00 AM
Sunday 12:30 AM - 6:00 AM & 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Calle de Gravina 11, 28004 Madrid, Spain
● In the most welcoming neighborhood of Madrid, in Plaza Chueca, you will find one of the oldest gay taverns in Madrid. ● Recognized for its spectacular decoration
Daily 12:00 to 2:30
Calle De Pelayo 82, 28004 Madrid, Madrid, Spain
● Now in a new locaton offering 2 floors and a dance floor this gay bar just keep getting biger
Friday 8:00 PM - 6:00 AM
Plaza de Chueca 10, 28004 Madrid, Spain
● Trendy gay bars in the heart of the gay part of Madrid
Daily from 12pm till 12am Friday & Saturday 12 PM–2 AM
Calle de Barbieri 7, 28004 Madrid, Spain
● Small narrow music and dance bar with a mixed clientele
● Admission: 15-20 €
Thursday-Sunday 23:00 – 03:30/04:00
Recommended Hotels in Madrid By Booking
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The Principal
5 Star, Luxury
- Small Luxury Hotel Member
- Iconic Views of Gran Via
- 8-minute walk to Chueca
- Fabulous Breakfast
- Superb wellness centre and sauna, glamorous original architecture and special extras, Nespresso coffee machines.
NH Collection
4 Star, Readers Choice
- 4-star central location
- Superb breakfasts
- 6-minute walk to Chueca
- Modern stylish rooms
- Spacious rooms have balcony views and the rooftop bar is perfect for pre-dinner cocktails and offers sweeping city views.
Iberostar Las Letras
4 Star, Great Value
- Design Hotel in historic building
- Rooftop pool and sundeck
- 8-minute walk to Chueca
- Large fitness area
- Charming hotels with high-ceilings and extra touches, including a library and suites with private jacuzzis.
Room Mate Oscar
3 Star, Location
- Popular gay-friendly hotel
- Superb roof terrace and pool
- Located in Chueca
- Stylish retro decor with character
- One of the most popular hotels in Madrid, with professional staff and a perfect location for exploring the gay district of Chueca.
Video Of A Christmas in Madrid
A look at the Spanish Capital during Christmas.
Top Gay Neighbourhoods in Madrid
Discover the vibrant spirit of Madrid, a city that embraces diversity and offers an inclusive escape for LGBTQ+ travellers, blending rich cultural heritage, lively nightlife, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. While Chueca is the primary gay area, other neighbourhoods in Madrid also offer a range of bars and clubs with different vibes and unique experiences worth exploring.
Chueca | Madrid’s Gay Village
Photo: Madrid’s Cheuca is one of Europe’s most famous gay neighbourhoods
- Chueca is located in the centre of Madrid, just north of Gran Vía and is the heart of Madrid’s LGBTQ+ community.
- The neighbourhood offers a colourful and lively ambience with many gay bars, clubs, and shops.
- It is celebrated for its inclusivity and hosts one of Europe’s biggest Pride festivals.
- Discover the best things to see and do in Chueca.
Gran Vía
The bustling area is perfect for those who want to be close to major attractions and gay bars and clubs.
Salamanca
Salamanca is an affluent neighbourhood known for its luxury boutiques, elegant architecture, & chic ambience.
Malasaña
Hip neighbourhood with vintage stores & an artistic flair, trendy bars & cafes surround Plaza del Dos de Mayo
Lavapiés
Famous for its authentic vibe, international cuisine, traditional shops, unique character & vibrant street art scene.
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