A former slaughterhouse on the Madrid Río transformed into one of the city's most dynamic arts hubs — handsome early-20th-century brick pavilions now holding cinemas, design markets, theaters, and exhibition halls around a riverside plaza. The conversion kept the industrial character intact, so the creative programming unfolds amid the raw architecture of the old abattoir. It has become a magnet for Madrid's contemporary cultural life. For visitors, it's a rewarding stop along the river: free to wander, full of changing exhibitions and events, and a model of how a city can turn its industrial past into a vibrant cultural future.
Location
Plaza de Legazpi 8
Arganzuela, Madrid
Arganzuela, Madrid
adaptive reuseindustrialarts
