The selection process…<\/strong><\/p>\n Traveling is about experiencing the best of what a new city can offer and a great place to find inspiration is in blogs. However, it can be a jungle to navigate through the many blogs and content you can find online. Therefore, our team has scoured the internet looking for the best travel blogs in Madrid.<\/p>\n The 20 blogs that have made the final list have been selected following a selection according to 4 criteria:<\/p>\n In this award, you will find talented photographers, skilled writers, wanderlust addicts, foodies, family travelers, and eco-friendly travelers<\/strong>. Additionally, it is necessary to mention that some websites awarded are not, strictly speaking, travel blogs. However, in every case, the usefulness of their tips or their great content have convinced us to include them.<\/p>\n All 20 blogs have made it as “Best 20 Travel Blogs” meaning the order is random.<\/p>\n We would like to congratulate all the bloggers that made the Top 20 thanks to their awesome work!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The nominated bloggers are more than welcome to put the following code on their website to use the badge and share their nomination with their readers!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Antiguos Caf\u00e9s de Madrid<\/span><\/a> y Otras Cosas de la Villa\u201d tells the story of Madrid<\/span> through the history of his cafes, buildings and his most beloved and unique characters. Join us on this trip and walk around Madrid<\/span> sharing and understanding the story of this beautiful city.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n The Blonde Abroad<\/a> is the go-to website for solo and female travel around the world for all women, by women. Kiki is a California native, who, not too long ago left her career in corporate finance to become a world traveler. Since quitting her job, she has traveled to over 70 countries and has knocked some big adventures of her bucket list.<\/p>\n Stephanie is a New Yorker that loves to travel on improvisation instead of planning her trip step by step. As she says it herself, she\u2019s never been a map savvy. She travels around the world with her boyfriend and her family and gives us guides and hacks to make her benefit from her experience and her mistakes. Looking to make a trip to Portugal, Scotland or South Africa? Check out her travel videos, it will give you a quick glimpse of how extraordinary these destinations are. Why aren\u2019t you already following her on Instagram? Even though she was in Madrid a few years ago, her list of must-see spots in Madrid<\/a> is definitely worth a read.<\/p>\n Caz and Craig are a real inspiration for couples looking to ditch the routine and live the moment to the fullest. For them, the meaning of life is to accumulate memories and experiences, not possessions. This Australian couple has visited over 50 countries and takes their two daughters with them. Their travel tips are very original and well written and if you are concerned about the perspective of planning a family trip, reading this blog<\/a> will definitely help you!<\/p>\n Madrid No Frills came to life two and a half years ago in a no-frills bar, when I was drinking a beer, eating a\u00a0tapa\u00a0<\/em>and chatting to the owner. I looked around me and got thinking about the fact that there was a huge gap in the online presence of these little bars, and just felt that it wasn\u2019t fair.<\/p>\n All other Madrid blogs write about cool, new and chic places, but what about the small, old, humble, family-run places? The no-frills places? Don\u2019t they deserve attention too? And so, I created Madrid No Frills because I wanted to share my discoveries, and also to help others see the Madrid I love \u2013 a humble city full of beautiful old bars, restaurants, and streets full of history and soul. Madrid No Frills recently made a list of “100 of Madrid’s No-Frills bars<\/a>“.<\/p>\n Marta Simonet, an inveterate and adventurous dreamer of easy laughter who peppers the world of creativity to eat it in a sandwich. The goal with M\u00e9same\u00a0Mucho is to inspire you in your daily life around the tables.<\/p>\n I have worked in communication for 10 years and during all this time I have had the opportunity to enjoy on television and branded content agencies until one day,\u00a0in one of those fascinating jobs where you think you have reached the top, I decided to jump and leave my comfort zone (holding my partner in crime) to create our\u00a0own project: Banquete de Ideas, the first digital content e-restaurant where we feed content to brands that you want to sell more.<\/p>\n M\u00e9same Mucho is the place in the world where all the things that I like are. Here I give free rein to my passion for gastronomy, life and the universe that unites them.\u00a0See if I dream strong that now M\u00e9same Mucho is also a book for restless foodies with exclusive content edited by Anaya for sale in all the bookstores.<\/p>\n Eat&love<\/a> is a foodie & lifestyle guide born in Madrid and written by Susana&Fabio: a young, ‘millennial’ and fun couple that, as we all do, seeks for happiness in life (and a yummy dish to taste!). Every week Susana&Fabio share here their favorite spots to eat, drink (and, of course, love!) in Madrid: friend-like recommendations written in a fun, honest, natural and practical style with gorgeous pictures the will make you alive as Pavlov’s dog once did. Eat&love is also about traveling: Every month Susana&Fabio share their ‘Lovely Planet’ city & trip guides: alternative experiences of Europeann capitals and exotic countries for foodies and millennials looking for fun, authentic and unique experiences.<\/p>\n ANAKJAJAN.COM<\/a>\u00a0is a food, travel and lifestyle blog based in Jakarta \u2013 Indonesia. The blog is owned and founded by Marius Tjenderasa and Bloggin\u2019 Madrid<\/a> is a direct, up-to-date and social media-integrated\u00a0communication tool which the Madrid Tourism Office uses as an\u00a0alternative way of promoting tourist attractions and certain events. On the Luce<\/a> provides inspiration and advice to help you make the most of your travel time and get a taste of luxury on a budget \u2013 in the UK, Europe and beyond. The site highlights the sights, culture, and experiences that make each place unique. It combines inspirational stories and beautiful photos with all the useful details you need to make the trip a reality. From weekend break ideas to rail adventures, reviews of quirky accommodation to unusual angles on your favorite destinations.<\/p>\n Madrid&You<\/a> is all about the love of\u00a0Madrid<\/span>,\u00a0and<\/span>\u00a0we consider this amazing city as the best one in the world. Therefore, once per week, we communicate with our followers to tell them about our history, traditions,\u00a0and<\/span>\u00a0events;\u00a0Madrid&<\/span>You<\/span>\u00a0blog is the perfect tool for enjoying the city of\u00a0Madrid<\/span>\u00a0from a different perspective. To feel it like a local\u00a0and<\/span>\u00a0enjoying it with all the secrets to know about\u00a0Madrid.<\/span><\/p>\n “This is Malasa\u00f1a<\/a>” was born in 2012 when its creator, Adriana Fern\u00e1ndez Alcol, comes to live in this neighborhood in the center of\u00a0Madrid<\/span>, where she narrates in first person her experiences and discoveries. In it, we will find a mix of places, opinion pieces and reviews of all kinds, where you look for proposals that anyone can enjoy if you visit the capital of Spain. An important detail is that if you want to read this blog, you should go directly to it, since the end of 2018, Adriana has decided to live without social networks and focus on what she likes most: writing.<\/p>\n Expert Vagabond is a great blog run by Matt, a professional photographer, and adventurer. In 2010 he quit his job, sold everything he owned to follow his dreams. In his posts, he advises us, motivates us and makes us learn from his traveling mistakes. The quality of his photos off the charts and his destination choices are very original. The content of his articles would be suitable for any type of traveler interested in stunning landscapes, cultural immersion, exotic food or photography.<\/p>\n Why have you created this blog? : \u201cI enjoy sharing the excitement of adventure travel with others, inspiring them to discover new destinations that may not have been on their radar. To dive deep into local culture and learn something new about the world we all live in. To help give them the courage to venture outside their comfort zones. The catalyst to start my travel blog was working an unfulfilling job, and feeling a bit lost without a purpose. So in the hopes of injecting some inspiration into my life again, I took a risk by saving some money, quitting my job, and backpacking through Central America for a year while sharing the journey with family and friends via the blog. But soon other people started to follow along too. And I was having such a good time, that I did everything I could to figure out how to make travel blogging my full-time job.<\/em>\u201d Matt<\/p>\n\n
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<\/a><\/h4>\nOh No She Madridn’t<\/h4>\n
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<\/h4>\nAntiguos Cafes de\u00a0Madrid<\/span><\/h4>\n
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<\/div>\nNomadic Matt<\/h4>\n
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<\/div>\nThe Blonde Abroad<\/h4>\n
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<\/div>\nThe Wanderlost Away<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nY Travel<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nMadrid No Frills<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nM\u00e9same Mucho<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nEat&Love<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nAnakjajan<\/h4>\n
\nJulia Veronica, husband, and wife who share a big passion for travel and culinary experiences. AnakJajan is our diary, we created it to document our food and travel journey also we hope our blog can be a helpful guide for anyone who needs food and travel recommendation, therefore, we tried our best to be as informative as possible.<\/p>\n
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<\/p>\nBloggin’ Madrid<\/h4>\n
\nMultiple collaborators give readers specific guidelines, advice, and tips\u00a0to help them discover what to see and do in the city. The blog is\u00a0currently available in four languages: Spanish, English, French and
\nItalian, with the Spanish version being the most extensive. The content\u00a0is divided into various sections: \u201cArt & Culture\u201d, \u201cFood & Drink\u201d,\u00a0\u201cShopping\u201d, \u201cEntertainment\u201d, \u201cWith the Kids\u201d and \u201cLGBT\u201d.<\/p>\n
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<\/p>\nOn The Luce – Travel Blog<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nEl Madrid Que No Fue<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\n<\/div>\nMadrid & You<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nLa Madrid Morena<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\n<\/div>\nEsto Es Malasa\u00f1a<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nDesbravano Madrid<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\n<\/div>\nExpert Vagabond<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nAlternative Travelers<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nForever Barcelona Tours<\/h4>\n