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Madrid’s iconic celebrity café’s celebrity guests!

For three generations, Tom Burns Marañón’s family treated Madrid’s Café Gijón as a cornerstone of public life. Founded in 1888, the Gijón survived wars, riots and dictatorship, only to succumb to modern property deals. Its recent closure – to be reopened as just another “tourist” restaurant – marked the end of Madrid’s last historic literary café. The loss sent shockwaves through the city. Source

Published Aug 26, 2026 · 5:00 AMOriginal source: Euro Weekly News Spain2 reads
For three generations, Tom Burns Marañón’s family treated Madrid’s Café Gijón as a cornerstone of public life. Founded in 1888, the Gijón survived wars, riots and dictatorship, only to succumb to modern property deals. Its recent closure – to be reopened as just another “tourist” restaurant – marked the end of Madrid’s last historic literary café. The loss sent shockwaves through the city. Source
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