Glamorous Salamanca is one of the most coveted districts in Madrid, since there is so much to do and see. This affluent area is known for its fine dining and shopping scenes, all concentrated on the "Golden Mile" in and around Ortega y Gasset Street. The area is also a draw for art lovers and collectors, thanks to the art galleries and auction houses located on Villanueva Street. Salamanca is also home to Spain's National Archaeological Museum and the Museo Lázaro Galdiano, a converted mansion that now displays works by luminaries such as Bosch and Goya. Madrid's Fuente del Berro neighborhood takes its name from the beautiful park that makes up its eastern border. Quinta de la Fuente del Berro Park has landscaped gardens that are perfect for a stroll. Other highlights include the Polideportivo Torrespaña sports center and the Tribueñe Theater.