Madrid, translated into Bologna
Retiro is the Giardini Margherita, La Latina the Piazza Maggiore, Salamanca the Santo Stefano. See all 59 places.
- Vallecas is the Pilastro of Madrid
- Cuatro Torres is the Fiera of Madrid
- Moratalaz is the Barca of Madrid
- Villaverde is the Lame of Madrid
- Parque del Oeste is the Parco Villa Ghigi of Madrid
- Pozuelo de Alarcón is the Castenaso of Madrid
- San Blas-Canillejas is the Croce del Biacco of Madrid
- Tetuán is the Bolognina of Madrid
- Ventas is the Andrea Costa of Madrid
- Retiro is the Giardini Margherita of Madrid
- Boadilla del Monte is the Zola Predosa of Madrid
- La Guindalera is the Mazzini of Madrid
- Casa de Campo is the Parco dei Gessi Bolognesi of Madrid
- Móstoles is the Castel Maggiore of Madrid
- Majadahonda is the San Lazzaro di Savena of Madrid
- Malasaña is the Pratello of Madrid
- Barajas is the Borgo Panigale of Madrid
- Cuatro Caminos is the Arcoveggio of Madrid
- La Latina is the Piazza Maggiore of Madrid
- El Viso is the Murri of Madrid
- Chinchón is the Monte San Pietro of Madrid
- Delicias is the Cirenaica of Madrid
- Getafe is the Anzola dell'Emilia of Madrid
- Carabanchel is the Santa Viola of Madrid
- Rivas-Vaciamadrid is the Calderara di Reno of Madrid
- Aluche is the Corticella of Madrid
- Madrid Río is the Prati di Caprara of Madrid
- Salamanca is the Santo Stefano of Madrid
- Ciudad Universitaria is the Zona Universitaria of Madrid
- Legazpi is the DumBO of Madrid
- Parque de San Isidro is the Montagnola of Madrid
- La Moraleja is the Ozzano dell'Emilia of Madrid
- Barrio de las Letras is the Manifattura delle Arti of Madrid
- Valdebebas is the Sala Bolognese of Madrid
- El Pardo is the San Luca of Madrid
- Usera is the Saragozza of Madrid
- Alcalá de Henares is the Granarolo dell'Emilia of Madrid
- Cañada Real is the San Ruffillo of Madrid
- Gran Vía is the Casalecchio di Reno of Madrid
Bologna, translated into Madrid