Spotter since 2025
Hi! I'm Bea!
Born and raised in Madrid, I’m a geographer with a passion for places—not just maps and landscapes, but the stories, streets, and people that bring them to life. I love wandering through neighborhoods (both at home and when I travel), always on the lookout for spots that feel genuine, lived-in, and full of personality.
I'm also a CrossFit enthusiast and a big fan of discovering cities on the run—literally! For me, a perfect day might include a good workout followed by a great coffee or snack in a place that tells its own story.
To me, places are emotions, memories, and shared moments. I hope the ones I recommend help make your time in Madrid just a little more unforgettable.
Misión Café serves top-tier coffee and flaky pastries in a cozy, modern space — perfect for a quick fix or a slow, dreamy breakfast in Madrid.
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What sets Tutti Frutti apart isn’t just tradition, but imagination. Alongside the classics, you’ll find daring flavors like black sesame or palomitas.
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I recommend Teatro de la Zarzuela to those looking for something truly madrileño. The energy, storytelling, and live orchestra make will it unforgettable.
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The Ermita de la Virgen del Puerto is a place for peace, music, and dance. Here locals turn sunny days into spontaneous, joy-filled celebrations by the river.
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Sip a cold beer in Casa Julio, share plates, and feel like part of the city. Come hungry, curious and patient, it fills up fast!
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In vibrant Lavapiés, Kaicao offers a bean-to-bar chocolate journey — organic, ethical, and aromatic. Tours, tastings, and true flavor await in Madrid!
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Tucked in Mercado de la Cebada, Gelato Lab serves Madrid’s best artisanal gelato — seasonal, handmade, and full of Sicilian soul and Spanish flair.
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Beside the Almudena Cathedral lies Parque del Emir Mohamed I, home to Madrid’s oldest Arab wall — a quiet, powerful reminder of the city’s Muslim roots.
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