Practical information

Highlights

• Sample nine different tapas dishes across four traditional eateries
• Four drinks included, opening with classic vermouth at a historic tavern
• Cover Madrid's historic neighbourhoods on a 3.5-hour guided walk
• Expert guide explains Spanish culinary traditions at every stop
• Visit a family-owned restaurant set inside a converted historic building

Know before you go

• <ul><li data-preset-tag="p"><p>Tour involves walking; comfortable footwear recommended</p></li><li data-preset-tag="p"><p>This experience is not wheelchair accessible</p></li><li data-preset-tag="p"><p>Bring a valid ID if you wish to consume alcoholic drinks</p></li><li data-preset-tag="p"><p>The tour begins punctually; late arrivals may miss part of the experience</p></li><li data-preset-tag="p"><p>Guide is provided in English</p></li></ul>

Visitor guidelines

• Begin your evening at a historic Madrid tavern, where you’ll be introduced to the tradition of tapeo, the Spanish way of enjoying small plates while socializing. Sample your first tapas with a glass of vermouth, a classic local aperitif beloved by locals.
• After your introduction, follow your knowledgeable guide through atmospheric streets to a family-owned restaurant set in what was once a horse stable. Here, you’ll experience Asturian regional specialties and witness the traditional method of pouring cider, a highlight of northern Spanish culture.
• The tour continues with a scenic walk exploring Madrid’s historical center. Pass by landmarks such as the Royal Palace and the Habsburg Quarter. Your guide will share stories about Madrid’s vibrant culture, royal history, and culinary traditions.
• Your third stop introduces you to a neighborhood bar renowned for its atmosphere and authentic flavors. Taste more delicious tapas and sample a classic Spanish wine cocktail, expanding your appreciation of the city’s rich culinary variety.
• Arrive at your last destination, a bar that has served locals for over a hundred years. Here, enjoy beloved traditional tapas such as gambas al ajillo (garlic shrimp) and listen as your guide explains the role of Plaza Mayor and Puerta del Sol in Madrid’s food scene and cultural life.
• This evening walking tour provides a delicious overview of Madrid’s culinary landscape and its historical neighborhoods. You’ll sample a variety of dishes and drinks, meet passionate local hosts and gain a deeper understanding of Spanish food culture.

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