Nestled within the vibrant district of Ciudad Lineal, lies the small barrio of Atalaya. Atalaya is actually the smallest administrative barrio in all of Madrid. Its mere 24.89 hectares make it a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. Bounded by the streets of Cuesta del Sagrado Coraz´on, Añaastro, Mesena, Emeterio Castaños, Arturo Soria, Nudo de Costa Rica and Avenida de Paz, Atalaya possesses a unique charm. Imagine strolling through its streets, discovering its hidden plazas and local shops. As of 2016, around 1,570 residents called Atalaya home. This close-knit community adds to the intimate and welcoming atmosphere of the barrio. Atalaya is bordered by several other distinct neighborhoods. To the north lies Costillares, while to the south you’ll find Colina. To the east, Atalaya meets Pinar del Rey in the Hortaleza district. Westward, it shares a border with Nueva España in the Chamartín district. These surrounding areas contribute to the diverse and dynamic character of Atalaya. While small in size, Atalaya offers a unique perspective on Madrid. It’s a place where you can experience the energy of the city while enjoying a peaceful neighborhood atmosphere.
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