The Westin Palace Madrid pays tribute to Julio Camba on the 60th anniversary of his death with the exhibition Julio Camba "El Hombre que no quería ser nada" produced by "Afundacion. Obra Social Abanca" in the 1912 Museum-Bar, and with a tapas menu that evokes his culinary tastes, his likes and dislikes.

Julio Camba was an important Spanish writer who lived in the hotel for 12 years, which made him its most loyal customer. His love for gastronomy and good living are attested by his literary works such as "La Casa de Luculo o el arte del buen comer" (The House of Luculo or the art of good eating).

Location: 1912 Museo-Bar, The Westin Palace Madrid
Date: From the 15th to the 20th of November
Time: From 12:00h to 23:00h (Tuesday to Sunday) 
Price: Free entrance to the exhibition
Price per tapa: 12 € (Includes a glass of Albariño, soft drink or beer)
Capacity: Subject to availability (Booking not Required)
Address: Plaza de las Cortes, 7
Neighborhood: Las Letras