Top Madrid Pastry Tours

Visit Madrid's Royal Palace and its surroundings with a professional guide on this walking tour. Explore Plaza Mayor's rich history, indulge in the diverse flavors of Spanish cuisine at Mercado San Miguel, and stroll through charming streets like Calle De Codo and Plaza de la Villa. Then, skip the line for a guided tour of Madrid's historic royal residence.

Travelers who want a fun and easy overview of Madrid will love this electric tuk-tuk tour. Pass by numerous must-see places in Madrid, such as the Royal Palace, Plaza Mayor, and the Almudena Cathedral. Take note of the places you want to return to later on your own.

Treat all of your senses to a dose of Spanish culture with a flamenco and dinner package in Madrid. Booking in advance guarantees you a seat in the legendary Torres Bermejas, a tablao (flamenco venue) where some of the greatest names in flamenco have performed. Plus, your experience is completed by a tapas selection inspired by classic Spanish cuisine.

Taste your way through Madrid’s markets, restaurants, and stylish bars on a hassle-free food tour with tapas included along the way. Along the route, you’ll stop at three authentic local venues — including a traditional tavern and a century-old restaurant — where you’ll enjoy generous portions of real Spanish cuisine, not just finger food. A local guide will introduce you to a wide range of dishes, such as Asturian-style chorizo slow-cooked in cider, stuffed mushrooms, padrón peppers, and meat cheeks with smashed potatoes all paired with wine, beer, or soft drinks.

In Spain, culture and cuisine are inextricable, but knowing where to find the hot spots is tough if you're a first timer. Experience Madrid’s historical and culinary highlights on a group walking tour of its most storied tapas bars—plus some top sights and hidden gems as well. Learn things about tapas culture you can only get from locals, and sample specialities washed down with Spanish wine, vermouth, and more.

Madrid is one of Spain’s great gastronomic cities and this private tasting tour is the ideal introduction to the city’s foodie scene. Explore the street food, hip bars, and traditional restaurants of Madrid’s Chueca neighborhood. You’ll enjoy your choice of six or 10 delicious food tastings including Spanish specialties like ‘patatas bravas’ and ‘tortilla’ (omelet)

Visit three wineries and taste more than 10 wines without straying far from Madrid on this tour of the Vinos de Madrid wine region. Accompanied by a specialist guide, explore the vineyards and learn about complex production processes in atmospheric wine cellars. Sample signature wines produced in the area and gain insights into the culinary heritage of Spain’s capital city on this epicurean tour.

Sample the unique history and renowned wine producers of Ribera del Duero during this full-day trip from Madrid. Avoid the hassle of choosing a designated driver and let someone else plan the logistics as you stop by three wineries to taste several vintages. Get an in-depth look at wine production on a day that includes tastings, snacks, and a specialist guide. Please note: lunch is at your own expense.

Enjoy a private day trip from Madrid with your own van and English-speaking driver-guide, including hotel pickup and drop-off for a seamless, personalized experience. Travel first to La Mancha and visit an artisanal Manchego cheese dairy, where you’ll learn about traditional production methods and enjoy a tasting of this iconic regional specialty. Continue to Consuegra to admire the famous windmills that inspired Don Quixote, with time to take photos, followed by free time for lunch at a traditional Castilian restaurant (own expense). In the afternoon, arrive in Toledo and stop at a panoramic viewpoint before exploring the historic center on foot. Discover its multicultural heritage while viewing key landmarks from the exterior. The day concludes with a visit to a traditional marzipan workshop, where you’ll learn about this local sweet and sample several varieties.

The Prado Museum is one of the most popular attractions in Madrid and without this handy skip-the-line guided tour you could be waiting a long time to get in. Simplify your visit to one of Europe’s top art galleries and learn more about Spanish art and culture than you could touring alone. This small-group tour can be customized to suit your interests.

Explore two of Madrid’s top sights in just half a day on this immersive, informative tour. In the morning, meet your guide outside the Monument to Felipe IV, enter with skip-the-line tickets, and discover masterpieces from artists like Goya, Rubens, and Velázquez. Next, spot landmarks like the Casa de Cervantes en route to the Royal Palace of Madrid, a regal marvel that’s still home to the Spanish royal family today.

Experience Madrid like a local on this small-group evening walking tour that blends culture, history, and Spain’s unbeatable tapas scene. Follow a guide through the lively streets and hidden corners of Madrid as you eat, drink, and soak up the city’s vibrant atmosphere. Enjoy a drink and traditional tapas at your first stop, included in the tour price. Then, thanks to a unique pay-as-you-go system (plus, insider recommendations, tailored to the group, on what to eat and drink) choose what dishes to purchase at the rest of the stops. Expect to share 12 to 20 delicious dishes throughout the evening in traditional tapas style, and budget around €35–40 for a full experience. With small groups and visits to multiple bars, discover spots you’d likely miss on your own.

Treat your taste buds to this 3.5-hour walking tapas tour of Madrid! Gain insight into the cherished Spanish culinary tradition from your local guide as you go eatery hopping. Sample authentic tapas, Iberian ham, and churros, plus a range of different Spanish wines. All food and drinks are included, so be sure to bring your walking shoes and your appetite.

Savor the best of Madrid’s world-famous cured meat and wine during this 2.5-hour tasting session at two top Iberian ham producers. Taste high-end samples of specialty products like salchichón, lomo, chorizo and more, complimented by local wines, Spanish Manchego cheese and other classic tapas. During your visits you’ll also get to observe the slicing methods of a professional Iberian ham cutter, learn about the different curing styles and get tips on shopping for some of your own. An expert food guide, plus all ham, tapas, cheeses and wines, are included.