Cuatro Caminos, in the district of Tetuán, gets itsintriguing name –which translates loosely as Four Paths –from the fact that the first houses built there in the mid 19th century were located at the meeting point between four major roads: Calle Bravo Murillo (then known as the Camino de Francia), Avenida Reina Victoria (previously Camino de Aceiteros), Paseo de Santa Engracia and Calle de Raimundo Fernández Villaverde (formerly Paseo de la Ronda).

Cuatro Caminos is now a thriving neighbourhood of huge appeal to young people seeking a friendly, green place to live with all the services and amenities on offer here. The ever-growing neighbourhood is also just a stone’s throw from Madrid’s CBD and its iconic Four Towers, making it the ideal optionfor both families and people visiting on business.