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"Home to great writers of the Golden Age of Spanish literature such as Cervantes and Quevedo, the Barrio de las Letras also boasts the most important museums in Madrid. C/ Huertas is the main artery of the neighbourhood, and there you can find tapas bars and places to have a great time whenever the weekend brings people together, especially thirty-somethings who are out for a beer with friends. Plaza de Santa Ana, with its roomy terraces, is one of the area's big attractions for tourists.
The Prado, Reina Sofía, and Thyssen-Bornemisza museums are the three vertices of this triangle located in the middle of the Paseo de Prado in the Barrio de las Letras. A must-see for tourists and locals alike, these aren't the only buildings housing art you'll find here. The CaixaForum and its impressive vertical garden is another to keep in mind, in addition to other small galleries in the area.
With its proximity to Paseo del Prado and its museums, many tourists flock to the neighbourhood bars and terraces to rest and recharge their batteries between art viewings. C/Huertas and its surroundings make up an especially busy area thanks to the nuerous haunts there, many of which are open until dawn. Plaza de Santa Ana is one of the spots most frequented by locals and visitors to have a cold beer on one of the terraces during the summer months. If that's not your style, wander around getting lost among the narrow streets and you're sure to discover.
Tradition and avant-garde: These two concepts come together in the Barrio de las Letras, where the great writers of the Golden Age of Spanish literature such as Miguel de Cervantes, Quevedo, Gongora, and Lope de Vega once lived. Nowadays, there are a lot of pedestrian streets, and on some of the pavement stones you'll see quotes in golden letters by these and other important authors. Despite retaining this aura of tradition, in recent years the neighbourhood has undergone a major renovation and an increasing number of bars, restaurants, and shops have settled here.
Barrio de las Letras is in the middle of a gastronomic boom. Almost daily new and modern restaurants open their doors with all kinds of treats on the menu. Market cuisine is mixed with international flavours, yet traditional Spanish food is not forgotten, and décor figures as an important part of the business. Bars that have been around for decades are now making a bit of room for flirty little cafés that make you feel at home as soon as you walk in."

You must not use public transport when here as the location is outstanding and all the main attractions of the city are walking distance. But, metro, bus and even short and long distance train are literally around the corner!
Also, great conmute from the airport to Atocha train station via metro, cercanías or bus in about 30mins.