Madrid
Madrid Tapas Tour
Four taverns in Madrid's historic center, on foot, with tapas and wine at each
Food & Wine, Local Culture
Why We Love it
The right first night in Madrid — dinner and your bearings at the same time, spread across the city's best-known taverns rather than one restaurant table.
The Experience
Three hours on foot through Madrid's historic center with a gastronomic guide, stopping at four of the city's best-known taverns for tapas and wine.
Each stop has its own character and its own specialties. Between them the guide fills in Madrid's past and its traditions, and why tapas and wine sit at the center of how Spain eats.
It runs at lunchtime or in the evening, 12:30 pm or 7:30 pm, and it is 18 and over. Come hungry: four taverns adds up to a meal.
My pick for a first night in Madrid, when you want dinner and your bearings at the same time, and for anyone who would rather eat in four places than sit in one.
From $159 per person
3 Hours
Shared
12:30 pm or 7:30 pm
Highlights
What's Included
Gastronomic guide
Tapas and wine at four taverns
A walk through the heart of Madrid
What's Not Included
Transportation
Gratuities
Need to Know
3 hours, departing 12:30 pm or 7:30 pm
A shared tour — you will be with other guests
18 and over
Meet at Santa Ana Square by the bronze statue of Lorca; your guide waits in front of the theater
Walk or take a taxi to the meeting point — exact instructions are on your voucher
Tell us about any food allergies when you book
Transport and gratuities are not included
Free cancellation up to 7 days before
Pricing Details
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Need to know
Three hours on foot through Madrid's historic center with a gastronomic guide, stopping at four of the city's best-known taverns for tapas and wine.
Each stop has its own character and its own specialties. Between them the guide fills in Madrid's past and its traditions, and why tapas and wine sit at the center of how Spain eats.
It runs at lunchtime or in the evening, 12:30 pm or 7:30 pm, and it is 18 and over. Come hungry: four taverns adds up to a meal.
My pick for a first night in Madrid, when you want dinner and your bearings at the same time, and for anyone who would rather eat in four places than sit in one.