A long journey to the north of the historical, from the so-called Madrid of the Bourbons, formed around the headquarters of the Conde-Duque, to Paseo de Recoletos. In between is a fascinating maze of short streets, narrow and irregular layout that flow into makeshift beds and two museums essential to know the history of this city: the Municipal Museum and the Romantic Museum. Malasaña area is also known for its alternative atmosphere and nightlife that makes this district compares to Camden Town in London, the East Village denuevo York Barrio Alto in Lisbon. Located between Chueca and Argüelles, Malasaña was the call center Movida in the 70s and 80s. The atmosphere of the neighborhood does not invite the presence of large discos, compared to the abundance of small shops, most suitable for listening to rock music styles that predominate in Malasaña.