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Calle de Lavapiés
Calle de Lavapiés is one of the main streets in the neighbourhood of the same name. It is restricted to traffic and has a gentle slope.
Located in the south of Madrid’s historic centre, this cobbled street joins Plaza de Tirso de Molina and Plaza de Lavapiés, where both the Valle-Inclán Theatre and the National Drama Centre stand. It has many restaurants, particularly of Indian cuisine.
Where it meets Calle de Jesús y María, there is a small playground and an area with trees and a number of terraces, which make this working-class neighbourhood one of the busiest.
Updated: 21/07/2025
