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Kevin_C, Apr 2026
Definite must do
Having never been to a Flamenco show - i found this attraction and very glad I made time for it. The staff who greeted at the door were very friendly and the performers were incredible. I also appreciated the opening monologue explaining the history of how Flamenco came to be.
Adam_H, Apr 2026
Amazing experience!
Our time at the Cooking Clubhouse was fantastic and we wouldn't have changed a thing. Benji and Nico were the consummate hosts: warm, welcoming, and enthusiastically passionate about what they do. The class itself is a great blend of education, social interaction with the other paella makers, and lively music that keeps the atmosphere fun and light. With the cooking done, we ventured downstairs to a hidden dining area where we enjoyed our delicious paellas and wine, fantastic appetizers, and traditional desserts. Benjy and Nico confidently managed everyone's dietary needs with discretion and expert care. We are grateful to have spent the day at the Cooking Clubhouse and for the memories we made.
Judith_V, Apr 2026
Prado
My son and I had a wonderful tour with Isabella. If you want to learn about major pieces of art in Prado, this is the tour for you. After the tour you can remain in Prado and walk around at your leisure. This museum is immense with countless pieces. You can not do the museum in one day.
Patricia_F, Apr 2026
A long but wonderful day.
This is a long day but I felt it was worth it. Toledo was beautiful to see and I was especially interested in the Jewish Quarter and the Cathedral. Don't miss the 15 El Greco paintings in the Cathedral. We have, in my view, the greatest El Greco (View of Toledo) here in New York and it was thrilling to see the actual view of the city. I did not feel that we needed to stop at the sword factory - that seemed out of place to me but I'm not a shopper. Kostas, our guide, was fantastic and gave a great deal of historical context. The drive to Segovia was about two hours but I was happy to rest before that stop. It is another beautiful city, a little smaller and less crowded than Toledo. Make sure you see the Cathedral in Segovia and visit one of the bakeries right off the main square to get a Ponche Segoviano, famous pastry of that city. Again, Kostos was great, as was our driver, and the 12 hours was totally worth it to me to see two great World Heritage sites, especially the Roman Aqueduct
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Usually overshadowed by Spain’s seaside cities, Madrid often surprises with its rich history, art, cuisine, and nightlife. Madrid tours offer numerous hassle-free options for experiencing its attractions. See the city by tuk-tuk, bike, or hop-on hop-off double-decker; cover landmarks on guided strolls, or skip the lines to explore the Royal Palace and masterpiece-filled Prado. Then, embrace Madrileno culture with a tapas crawl, cooking class, Bernabeu stadium tour, or flamenco show at a traditional tablao. And for a change, take days out to discover rural wineries, the magnificent El Escorial Monastery, and nearby UNESCO-listed cities like Toledo, Segovia, and Avila.

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