The Rolling Stones arrived in Madrid ready to burn the city down to record that “rockers never die” is a fact like a cathedral.
On June 1, a concert filled with great songs was held for over three hours at the Wanda Metropolitano in Madrid. street fight man and what classics were not missing.
But before this magical moment for music, Mick Jagger found time to enjoy Madrid and posted the flagged trio on their social networks, including a park, a museum, and of course, a tavern.
The Rolling Stones visit Reina Sofia
An image with Pablo Picasso’s most famous work, Guernicarecorded his visit. Reina Sofia Museumbut although photos are not allowed in that room specifically explained on the museum’s website: “Photography is prohibited in the entire 206 (Guernica) room”. The magic of being a rock star is that art follows different rules for you.
A walk along the Retreat
El Retiro, the most famous park in the Spanish capital, has also been visited by its “evil majesty”. especially Mick Jagger uploaded a photo of the Fallen Angel FountainA work by Ricardo Bellver and Francisco Jareño that has marked it as one of the rocker’s must-visit points.
The group’s Instagram account did not lack any mention. sympathy for the devil next to this photo of the fallen angel.
Ángel Sierra tavern is where Mick Jagger should be
It is in the Plaza de Chueca and it’s a century old tavern Famous for its Madrid cats, it opened in 1908. Decorated with Cuban wood and tiles from Cartuja de Sevilla, this Madrid tavern preserves a period bar made of wood and tin. A typical and cañí bar where the singer can be seen holding a beer.
The Rolling Stones dining at Gabino’s Tortillas
The group visited Las tortillas de Gabino, run by chef Nino Redruello. omelette (be very careful with the torta del Casar and the Galician octopus omelette because you might want to marry them after you try them).
Apparently, our favorite gastronomes Directly to the Palate“They had a few vegetable dishes and for the main course they all ordered the house’s famous schnitzel.” Everyone except Jagger, who ordered the sea bass. And the best truth of them all: spent 60 euros on his meal and left a 200 euro tip.
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