Terraza del Torreón, next to Gran Vía.
Madrid is a city that Look to the sky. Especially in summer, when she approaches him from her heights. It is something like our Mediterranean. It is the horizon we turn to when we miss the waves of the sea and sand on the feet. Even the sky seems to change the wardrobe. He is so vain that he paints himself pink, violet, magenta and even yellow. With the arrival of nights without a cardigan, the people of Madrid enter into a sort of competition for the best sunset from a rooftop.
Gin Mare has knocked on the door of some private terraces in the capital to transform these secret spaces into a true ode to the Mediterranean lifestyle. They will open to the public for the first time this summer to celebrate the premium events Signature Terraces. With the sole and epicurean purpose of putting Terrace Sharing into practice. And so far we can read.
To attend any of these evenings, you just have to follow the registration instructions at Terrazas de Autor. Gin Mare rewards CN Traveler readers with a double entry draw for each of the summer dates among all those who answer the question "how did you meet us?": Condé Nast Traveler.
Views from the heights of Velázquez.
These are the first and spectacular confirmed views:
On June 20 and 21 at two locations:
- TOWER One of the most desired chamfers of the Madrid asphalt. There will be live music and Med Cocktails will be served, something like a do-it-yourself cocktail bar.
- ROOFTOP A perfect solarium to take off your shoes and enjoy the silence in the heart of the city. Grilled vegetables and fish will be served, just like on the Mediterranean coast.
On July 11 and 12 in a single space:
-VELAZQUEZ It is the most intimate and private. A unique garden with 360º panoramic views of Madrid. It will be here where Ramón Freixa exhibits his gastronomic charms.
mediterranean cocktail
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