Hispanoamérica, Madrid — Area Guide & Where to Stay

What are the main landmarks in Hispanoamérica?

Hispanoamérica's best-known address is the Santiago Bernabéu, where Real Madrid plays; it replaced the first Chamartín stadium. The central streets around the calle Víctor Andrés Belaúnde, once the calle Menta, lie near the old monks' land, where the Hospital San Rafael stands. In the east lie the Club de Tenis Chamartín and the RENFE colony.

Both Atocha-Chamartín rail tunnels pass beneath the barrio.

What is the history of Hispanoamérica?

Hispanoamérica once belonged to the municipality of Chamartín de la Rosa. Before it was built up from the mid-1970s, it held three small settlements. Part of the hamlet of Maudes lay in the west by the Castellana, the Cuarenta Fanegas houses filled the centre near the monks' land, and a smaller cluster lay east by the Abroñigal stream, now the M-30.

Where is Hispanoamérica?

Hispanoamérica runs from Alberto Alcocer and Costa Rica in the north to Concha Espina in the south, between the Castellana to the west and the M-30 east.