Internet & Mail in Madrid

A variety of Internet cafés and services exists throughout the city, especially in the Puerta del Sol neighborhood. Cyber Acceso, BBIGG, Cyberfutura, and La Casa de Internet are some of the largest ones. Shopkeepers and bartenders are good sources for finding a place to get online. The tourist offices on Plaza Mayor and Colón (open daily 9:30-8:30) have computer stations where you can check your e-mail for free. Wi-Fi access is also available at many cafés in the city and in some public areas, such as the Plaza de Santo Domingo and the Plaza Mayor tourist office.

Madrid's main post office, the Palacio de Comunicaciones, is at the intersection of Paseo de Recoletos and Calle de Alcalá, one long block north of the Prado Museum.

Internet Cafés BBIGG (Mayor 1, Sol. Weekdays 10AM-midnight, weekends 10AM-2AM). Cyber Acceso (Espoz y Mina 17, Sol. 91/532-2622. Mon.-Sat. 9AM-11PM, Sun. 11-11). Cyberfutura (Montera 43, Sol. 91/521-7119. Mon.-Sat. 9AM-1AM, Sun. 10AM-1AM). La Casa de Internet (Luchana 20, Bilbao. 91/594-4200. Daily 9AM-12:30AM).

Post Office Palacio de Comunicaciones (Plaza de Cibeles s/n, Centro. 902/197197. Weekdays 8:30AM-10PM, Sat. 8:30-8 [after 2PM, enter by C. Monteleón], Sun. 10-1).