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For most people finding accommodation is the first item on their to-do list when moving to a new city. Luckily there is something for everyone in terms of accommodation in Madrid. Whether you’re looking for a luxury rooftop apartment down Gran Vía or a more affordable studio in Malasaña, there are many options to suit a range of budgets. Despite this, it can still be a daunting task to find the right place on your own. That’s why we have entered partnerships with rental agencies to ensure we can meet the needs of everyone who is studying the MDB in Madrid.

Madrid has relatively low living costs compared to most capital cities of its size and many smaller cities around Europe. According to Numbeo , the cost of living index for Madrid is 1.53% lower than Barcelona and 33.12% lower than London. This means you can have as much tapas and beer as your heart desires, without breaking the bank. There are also many perks of being a student in Madrid, such as the Abono Joven card for people below 26 using public transport. This card allows you to travel by metro, bus and train to anywhere in the Comunidad de Madrid for only 20€ a month.

Madrid is a city rich in culture and arts, with an abundance of museums and art galleries. The Prado, the Thyssen-Bornemisza and the Reina Sofía are examples of globally renowned museums situated in the heart of Madrid. However, the city boasts much more than an impressive array of art and history. There are also many different cultural activities to partake in while staying in Madrid, such as; watching a match at the Bernabeu stadium, taking salsa dancing classes or trying the many different foods of Spain. Many will argue that the latter is the most important to the people of Madrid, as the only thing they love more than football is their food. Whether it’s tapas, paella or churros con chocolate, Madrid has some of the best to offer in the whole of Spain. All while showcasing an impressive selection of foreign cuisine, tailored to the ever-growing diverse population.

For anyone visiting Madrid the first thing they will notice is the friendly and welcoming environment. From the relaxing, sun-soaked parks scattered around the city to the vibrant and lively atmospheres of areas like Malasaña, Lavapiés and Chueca. They will also have noticed that this energetic ambience continues long into the night, often lasting until 6am if you are enjoying the many nightclubs of the capital city. Madrid offers some of the best nightlife in Europe with countless amounts of clubs and bars to suit everyone’s tastes. That’s why when it comes to choosing between a relaxing drink at a rooftop bar or dancing the night away in a bustling nightclub, you’ll be spoilt for choice.