Madrid's Fashion History Mapped in New Illustrated Guide

A new cultural map titled 'El Madrid de la Moda' explores the legacy of sixteen key fashion venues in Madrid. Developed by Lorenzo Caprile, Lydia García, and Jorge Arévalo, it was unveiled by the Ayuntamiento de Madrid. The journey begins at Almacen de Pontejos and features notable establishments such as Alberto Ranz's sastrería (1841), Mellerio (1613), Almacenes Madrid-París (1924), EISA (1933-1968), and Loewe. It also showcases Flora Villarreal, Almacenes Arias (1949), Tebas, Elio Berhanyer, peluquería Leonardo, Dafnis, Don Algodón, and Manuel Piña. The route ends at Pasarela Cibeles (1985) and Museo del Traje (2004). This guide can be accessed for free at tourist information centers and online at esMADRID.com and Madrid Destino's website.