Colina

Nestled quietly in Madrid’s northeastern embrace, the Colina neighborhood offers a tranquil escape from the urban hustle. Colina is a peaceful haven within the vibrant city. Its borders are defined by Calle de Emeterio Castaños, Calle de Arturo Soria, and Nudo de Costa Rica to the northwest. Calle de Mesena and Calle de Asura mark its northeastern edge. To the southeast lie Calle de Ulises, Calle de Jose Silva, and Avenida de Ramon y Cajal, while Avenida de la Paz forms its western boundary. Imagine strolling down the bustling Calle de Arturo Soria or the expansive Calle de Lópz de Hoyos, two important streets that wind their way through Colina. The neighborhood is easily accessible by car thanks to its proximity to the M-30 motorway. But don’t worry, if you prefer public transport, the metro and bus stops at Avenida de la Paz and Arturo Soria have got you covered. Colina is renowned for its tranquil atmosphere, a quality cherished by its residents. This peaceful ambiance makes Colina an ideal place to call home. Now, let’s talk about some hidden gems you can discover in Colina. For a unique spiritual experience, visit the Church of Santa María de Cervelló on Calle de Belisana. This Catholic church is known for its masses sung in Latin, a truly captivating tradition. For a taste of African culture, the African Museum Mundo Negro is a must-see. Here, you can explore fascinating relics from the African continent, brought to you by the Comboni Missionaries under the intriguing title “África nos abre sus puertas” (Africa opens its doors to us). Admission is free, and guided tours are available, making it an enriching and accessible cultural experience within Colina.