The neighborhood of Argüelles, born in the Ensanche period, is a magnificent example of bourgeois Madrid. Bounded by the Parque de Debod and Calle Princesa, it extends in a narrow strip from the Plaza de España and towards the Parque del Oeste, bounded by the streets of Pintor Rosales, Irún, Paseo Moret, Ferraz, Princesa, the Plaza de España and the Cuesta de San Vicente. In its streets are preserved palaces such as that of the Infanta Isabel de Borbón and old asylums and convents, such as that of Buen Suceso.
It is an ideal place to live, given its central location, its green surroundings opposite the Parque del Oeste and the Parque de la Montaña (where the Egyptian temple of Debod is located), and the presence of numerous shops, leisure areas, bars and restaurants with their attractive terraces.
Its streets are home to the largest number of original version cinemas in the city, as well as having seen a number of important Spanish film stars pass through its Paseo de la Fama. One of the most unique areas of the capital due to its variety and excellent infrastructure: six schools, several nursery schools, a medical clinic, a speciality center and a wide variety of supermarkets and restaurants.
At the same time, the residents of this charming neighborhood enjoy the marvelous Parque del Oeste, considered one of the lungs of Madrid.
In addition, the district has excellent communications thanks to its proximity to the M-30, the A-6, Carretera de Castilla and the Moncloa Interchange: with direct access to the mountains of Madrid, and on the other hand access to the central area of the capital. A real marvel.