Gaztambide (Madrid)

Gaztambide is a neighborhood in the Chamberí district of Madrid, Spain. It's located in the eastern part of the district, bordering the neighborhoods of Arapiles to the west, Trafalgar to the north, Almagro to the east (in the Salamanca district), and Vallehermoso to the south.

Historically, Gaztambide developed as an area of residential expansion for Madrid in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Its street layout is generally characterized by a grid pattern. The architecture is diverse, ranging from older residential buildings to more modern constructions.

The neighborhood is primarily residential, but it also contains a mix of commercial establishments, including shops, restaurants, and businesses. It is considered a relatively affluent area with a good quality of life, featuring well-maintained streets and proximity to amenities.

Gaztambide is well-connected to the rest of Madrid via the city's public transportation network, including the Metro and bus lines.

Key features of Gaztambide include:

• Teatro Amaya: A notable theater hosting a variety of performances.
• Markets and Shops: A variety of local markets and shops offering diverse goods and services.
• Residential Character: Predominantly a residential area with a mix of architectural styles.
• Good Transportation Links: Well-served by public transportation.