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Hispanoamérica, Madrid — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Palace walls rise beside apartment streets at the Palace of Duques de Pastrana in Hispanoamérica, a district of Madrid near the Real Madrid Museum.
About Hispanoamérica
Where to stay in Hispanoamérica
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Hispanoamérica is a comfortable residential district of Madrid, Spain. Rooms here sit near the Real Madrid Museum and the Palace of Duques de Pastrana, in a settled quarter of the Community of Madrid within reach of the business avenues. The streets stay quiet.
If you want a calm base near the stadium and the main offices, Hispanoamérica keeps the Arte Canal Exhibition Centre and the Church of San Agustín close.
About Hispanoamérica
What are the main landmarks in Hispanoamérica?
Hispanoamérica mixes palaces, churches, and monuments. The Palace of Duques de Pastrana holds gardens behind its walls, while the Church of San Agustín, the church of Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe, and the Church of the Sagrados Corazones serve the streets of Madrid. Nearby stands the Real Madrid Museum.
Public ground carries the Monument to Julián Besteiro, a memorial to José Martí, the Arte Canal Exhibition Centre, and Berlin Wall segments in Madrid.
What is the history of Hispanoamérica?
Hispanoamérica grew as Madrid pushed into open land beyond its old core. Apartment blocks filled the grid, and the Palace of Duques de Pastrana, once a country estate, was left standing among the new streets of the Community of Madrid. Estates gave way to blocks.
Monuments to José Martí and the Church of San Agustín mark a district of Madrid named for the Spanish-speaking Americas.
Where is Hispanoamérica?
Hispanoamérica lies within Madrid, Spain, its streets set between the Real Madrid Museum and the Palace of Duques de Pastrana.
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Updated July 2026