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Quintana, Madrid — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Quintana is a residential district of Madrid, Spain, its streets set near the gardens of the Quinta de los Molinos.
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Where to stay in Quintana
Where the beds are, and what that means for the visit.
Quintana is a settled residential quarter of Madrid, Spain. Rooms here sit among apartment streets within reach of the Quinta de los Molinos and the parroquia de San Alejandro, a calm corner of the city set well away from its central tourist crowds. The address stays local.
Guests who prefer neighbourhood parks and quiet streets to nightlife can base themselves in Quintana and ride into the centre of Madrid for its main sights.
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Churches & Religious Sites
3- parroquia de San Alejandro
- parroquia de San Ireneo
- parroquia de la Santísima Trinidad
Castles & Historic Sites
2- Columna corintia en la Quinta de los Molinos
- Columna jónica en la Quinta de los Molinos
Stadiums & Sports
3- Centro Deportivo Municipal Concepción
- Instalación Deportiva Municipal Básica Condesa de Venadito
- Instalación Deportiva Municipal Básica Mallorca
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About Quintana
What are the main landmarks in Quintana?
Quintana gathers parish churches and sports grounds rather than grand museums. The parroquia de San Alejandro, the parroquia de la Santísima Trinidad, and the parroquia de San Ireneo serve the district, while the Centro Deportivo Municipal Concepción draws local sport. Green space lies close by.
The columns of the Quinta de los Molinos stand at the edge of Quintana, a garden landmark shared with the neighbouring quarters of Madrid.
What is the history of Quintana?
Quintana grew as Madrid, Spain, extended its housing outward. Apartment streets spread across the district, the older grounds of the Quinta de los Molinos were kept as a garden, and parish churches such as the parroquia de San Ireneo and the parroquia de la Santísima Trinidad rose to serve the new streets. The growth was slow.
Quintana hardened into the dense residential quarter of Madrid that its apartment blocks and parish churches trace.
Where is Quintana?
Quintana lies within Madrid, Spain, its streets running up to the gardens of the Quinta de los Molinos on the edge of the district.
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What is the best area to stay in Quintana?
Around the Quinta de los Molinos: a quiet residential Madrid stay beside the Quinta de los Molinos gardens in Quintana.
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Updated October 2026