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Sala Galileo Galilei is a live music venue in Chamberi, Madrid.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Concerts nightly; check the calendar for the headliner. The Greek-temple decor and tight 500 capacity make it the most intimate of Madrid's mid-size rooms.

Experience the best of Ibiza with a dinner and entry to Pacha Club. Enjoy a Mediterranean meal and dance the night away at one of the island’s most famous clubs.

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Honky Tonk on Calle de Covarrubias in Chamberi has booked rock, blues and rhythm-and-blues live every single night since 1987, with a downstairs concert hall and a pop-leaning upstairs DJ lounge.
TipLive concerts 365 days a year on the lower level; upstairs DJ pop lounge runs in parallel. Closed Sunday and Monday; weekdays 21:30-05:00.
Honky Tonk on Calle de Covarrubias in Chamberi has booked rock, blues and rhythm-and-blues live every single night since 1987, with a downstairs concert hall and a pop-leaning upstairs DJ lounge.
TipLive concerts 365 days a year on the lower level; upstairs DJ pop lounge runs in parallel. Closed Sunday and Monday; weekdays 21:30-05:00.
Sala El Sol on Calle de los Jardines opened in 1979 during the Madrid movida and remains the city's canon pop-rock concert room at 640 capacity, booking national tours, indie acts and DJ club nights.
TipConcerts most nights from 21:00; the venue flips to a club after the gig with the indie classics canon. Two minutes from Gran Via L1 L5.
La Riviera on Paseo Bajo de la Virgen del Puerto by the Manzanares river is Madrid's 2,500-capacity legacy concert hall, programming international tours and Spanish headliners across more than 50 years of history.
TipConcerts only, no walk-in club nights; book through Ticketmaster or the venue. Principe Pio L6 L10 R is the metro; the Madrid Rio walk back is the post-show route.
Sala Villanos on Calle de Bernardino Obregon in Embajadores is the rebrand of the historic Sala Caracol flamenco temple, now programming jazz, flamenco, funk, disco, soul, hip-hop and rock concerts.
TipTicketed concerts most weekends; the cantaora-and-flamenco legacy still drives the programme. Embajadores L3 is the metro; arrive before doors for the bar queue.
Wurlitzer Ballroom on Calle de Tres Cruces by Gran Via runs a 200-capacity concert hall and bar with rock, punk, garage and power-pop programming across a punk-rock industrial-decor room.
TipOpen every night; weeknight concerts from 22:30, weekends to 06:00. The room is small and the stage is close, arrive early for the band's set.
Azotea del Circulo de Bellas Artes on Calle de Alcala is the definitive Madrid rooftop bar atop the 1926 arts centre, with a 360 degree skyline view and a Spanish-Mediterranean carte from breakfast through cocktails.
TipAround 5 euros for the elevator up; busy at sunset, quieter for the noon coffee. The terrace runs to 01:30 weeknights and 02:00 weekends.