Restaurants - El Escorial
El Escorial offers plenty of dining options, from traditional Spanish cuisine to creative fine dining and cozy tapas bars. To make it easier for you, we’ve selected some of the most popular and best-rated restaurants in the area — a mix of local favorites and well-known spots.
Montia
C/ Juan de Austria, 7, 28200
Michelin-starred, Seasonal dishes featuring produce from the mountains of Madrid.
Charolés
C/ Floridablanca, 24, 28200
Traditional Spanish with a modern twist, known for its cocido madrileño and meats.
Asador del Rey
C/ Floridablanca, 10, 28200
Classic Spanish grill and traditional dishes. Known for its wood-fired roast lamb
Vesta Taberna
C/ Xavier Cabello Lapiedra 2, 28200
Tapas and local dishes, ideal for informal dining. With a cozy terrace.
El Rincón Andaluz
Pl. Sta. Teresa, 2, 28200
Traditional Spanish cuisine, featuring dishes that resonate with the rich culinary heritage of Andalusia.
La Villa
Av. de la Constitución, 29, 28280
Tapas, wood-fired roasts and Spanish dishes in a traditional and cosy dining room with terrace.
La antigua Ferroviaria
Av. de la Arboleda, 15, 28280
Tavern with home-style Spanish cuisine and a cosy atmosphere, with a terrace
La rueda
Av. Constitucion 41, 28280
Classic dishes made with produce from their own garden and an extensive Spanish wine list.
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Culture - El Escorial
El Escorial is full of history, architecture, and natural beauty. To make it easier for you, we’ve highlighted some of the most popular landmarks, viewpoints, and activities in the area — a mix of must-see sites and local favorites for an unforgettable visit.
Monasterio de El Escorial
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this majestic monastery offers guided tours that allow visitors to explore its history and architecture.
Silla de felipe ii
A natural viewpoint from which, according to tradition, King Philip II observed the construction of the Monastery of El Escorial.
Valle de los Caídos
A historic monument known for its imposing basilica and cross. It offers a unique setting and breathtaking views of the mountains.
Monte abantos
Beautiful hiking trail with panoramic views of the monastery and the mountains. About 7–8 km long, takes 3 hours round trip
Golf Club La Herrería
Historic golf course located next to the Monastery of El Escorial, surrounded by nature and with spectacular views of the mountains.
Madrid
Day trip: Just 45 minutes away by train, the capital offers world-famous museums, lively neighbourhoods, tapas and a vibrant cultural scene.
ÁVILA
Day trip: Walled city and World Heritage Site. Famous for its impressive medieval walls and charming historic centre.
Toledo
Day trip: The “City of Three Cultures”, with a monumental old town, blends Christian, Jewish and Muslim heritage. Ideal for a cultural and gastronomic excursion.