The heart of the festivities is the Pradera de San Isidro, which hosts the fairgrounds and main stages. However, the program extends to other iconic locations such as the Jardines de las Vistillas, Plaza Mayor, and the Matadero Madrid cultural space, offering activities for all ages until May 17th.

The musical lineup stands out for its diversity, ranging from traditional folk to rock and electronic music. Among the most anticipated events are the Rock Villa de Madrid Awards, celebrating their 46th edition at Las Vistillas on the patron saint's day, May 15th.

To facilitate mobility, the Madrid City Council has coordinated a special public transport plan. Metro service on line 5 will be reinforced to provide access to high-traffic areas, and EMT bus services will see increased frequency on several strategic routes throughout the holiday period.

Tradition also holds its place with the Cacharrería Fair and the opportunity to visit the San Isidro Museum, which offers insight into the saint's history and his connection to the city's springs. Despite weather forecasts suggesting possible rain, the capital continues its festive schedule as planned.