Top Spain Classes & Workshops - page 2

Learn authentic tapas recipes from a local chef during this hands-on cooking class on a scenic Barcelona rooftop. Master restaurant-quality dishes using fresh market ingredients and prepare multiple tapas to enjoy with drinks. Enjoy champagne upon arrival and leave with recipes to recreate the experience for family and friends.

Learn all about olive oil production with this guide tour and tasting in Alhaurin el Grande in Malaga. Visit a historical olive oil mill with more than 100 years of history for a tour of the facilities and learn about the production process for extra virgin olive oil, then enjoy a tasting of three different extra virgin olive oils produced in-house.

When it comes to cooking, books and videos are no substitute for learning from a local. Bring home recipes to remember when you book this small-group cooking class. Prepare a 4-dish lunch or dinner, with a paella entrée (vegetarian and vegan options available on request), then enjoy it with local wine. Nibble on local snacks as you learn the basics, and hear about history, culture and traditions too.

Practical, crafty travelers will love the opportunity to learn Spanish leathercraft techniques, some of which haven’t changed in centuries. In the heart of Madrid, make a personalized leather item with the help of an experienced instructor. Craft a wallet, belt, coin purse, or something you design yourself. You’ll receive the undivided attention of your instructor as this is a private workshop.

Put on your dancing shoes and discover the art of salsa in this upbeat, beginner-friendly class hosted by professional instructors. As you learn the basics of Latin footwork and practice your moves to the rhythm of the music at this rooftop venue, you enjoy unique panoramic city views and plenty of photo opportunities. Plus, indulge in unlimited glasses of traditional Spanish sangria—all included in your ticket cost.

Eating paella in Barcelona is straightforward—but a cooking class is the only way to understand the technique, ingredients, and regional variations that distinguish a well-made paella from a tourist-facing version. This small-group class is led by a chef, and covers paella and other Spanish dishes, with a sit-down meal of your creations at the end.

Prepare some of the classic dishes of Catalonia—and enjoy a more personal culinary experience—during this intimate, small-group half-day cooking class in Barcelona. Begin with a tour of the iconic Boqueria market. Then, head to your chef host's home and sample 10 different tapas. Together, prepare a 3-course meal of Spanish omelette, paella, and crema Catalana, accompanied by unlimited wine.

Learn how to cook traditional paella from scratch during this cooking class in Madrid, complete with wine pairings. Make your own paella during this hands-on, half-day class which also includes a hearty meal. Sit down at a communal table for a feast that features Spanish cheese and charcuterie, traditional gazpacho, paella, and classic desserts like churros with chocolate. Sample five different Spanish wines throughout the class.

Take home new culinary skills from your trip to Madrid with this seafood paella workshop. Learn traditional cooking methods through up-close demonstrations, and not only master paella, but also a traditional sangria recipe made with over 11 ingredients. It’s a perfect hands-on experience for food lovers, and best of all, you can sample delicious treats along the way—such as tapas bites while your paella cooks.

We are one of only a few companies to offer guaranteed small tours transported in small minibuses rather then 50-seat coaches! This way we provide quicker transfers and a more personal experience with a maximum of 8 people per guide and telescope (meaning more time to enjoy the experience and less time in a crowded coach). Also we offer you the memory of an astrophoto under the stars taken by accomplished astrophotography experts. After collecting you outside your accommodation we transport you high above the clouds to a point facing to the west to watch the sun set over three other islands in the Canary archipelago with a glass of Cava to celebrate. Star gazing at a height of 2000m above sea level often above a blanket of clouds a unique experience to have a laser guided safari across the sky showing you constellations and relating the ancient Greek mythology behind them. Look through our large telescope at distant Galaxies, Nebulas and star clusters the planets and moon

Dance, dance, dance with an authentic Spanish dance instructor leading a small-group dance lesson. Experience the traditional music of flamenco and learn about the dance’s history in Spain. Discover the true meaning of the rumba, and learn dance steps and choreography you’ll remember for a lifetime.

Learn the art of Spanish tapas from a master—a professional chef—on this small-group experience in Madrid. Rather than basing your tapas knowledge on bar and restaurant menus; uncover the culture and creative techniques behind these small bites with a chef for guidance. Visit a private eatery, enjoy a tapas-making lesson, and then savor your finished goodies with red and white wine as you talk and learn more.

Take home a souvenir that lasts forever—a new cooking skill—with this small-group paella-making class in Valencia. While an authentic paella consists of chicken and rabbit, this experience allows you to choose from traditional, seafood, or vegetarian options to suit your palate. Shop for ingredients at Ruzafa Market, then master paella-making techniques alongside a chef. Enjoy traditional tapas, sangria, and local wine while your paella simmers, followed by a shared meal with dessert and coffee.

Watching a traditional Flamenco performance is a highlight of any visit to Andalucia and this 1.5-hour dinner show is located in one of Granada’s most spectacular venues. Take your seats in the atmospheric cave restaurant of El Templo del Flamenco, tuck into a delicious 2- or 5-course dinner, and be entertained by a thrilling live flamenco show.

Step into the shoes of a Spanish chef and learn to make Valencia’s signature dish during a hands-on paella cooking lesson. Travel outside the city to a traditional farmhouse, where a gourmet instructor shows you the secrets behind this famous rice-and-seafood dish. Sit down to enjoy the home-cooked cuisine while surrounded by a landscape of orange trees and rice paddies for an authentic Valencian experience.

Accompanied by a local foodie, you'll visit the famous and spectacular market in Plaza de Lugo, where you'll discover the richness and variety of the region's produce. You'll have the opportunity to chat with the fishmongers and learn more about Galicia's extensive culinary culture. Once we finish shopping, the purchased ingredients will be brought to the kitchen. In this cozy and exclusive space located in the center of La Coruña, just minutes from the market, you'll be able to enjoy the cuisine and participate in creating the menu before tasting it. The experience can be conducted in English or Spanish. The hosts are bilingual.

Take a deep dive into the culinary culture of Tenerife with this winery tour, wine tasting, and cooking workshop. It's one thing to travel the island and taste cuisine at different restaurants, but to really understand the cuisine and history of the Canary Islands, taking a cooking class is the way to go. After a winery tour and tasting, learn how to make the islands' famous "mojo sauce", which you can recreate at home for friends and family.

Paella: A Family Tradition Passed Down Through Generations Paella has been a very special ritual for my family since I was a child. Thanks to the advice and teachings of my grandmothers, I’ve been able to recreate the same dish that I now want to share with you. You’ll learn all the steps and secrets to making an exquisite Mallorcan paella. Traditionally, we make it with fish and seafood, but we can also prepare a vegetarian or meat version, depending on your preferences. The experience takes place in a magical village in the Tramuntana Mountains—Banyalbufar. My father settled here over 15 years ago to create what is now our home and our animals' home, which we call "Ca Tothom," meaning "The House of Everyone." The kitchen is located on the porch, and together with the garden, it creates an idyllic setting for cooking and sharing unforgettable moments.

Be inspired by the world-renowned architect Antoni Gaudí in Barcelona during a half-day mosaic workshop that teaches you a little-known technique known as *trencadis*. Rather than buying standard souvenirs, create a unique and colorful piece of artwork to take home. Plus, a small group ensures you receive personalized attention from your instructor.

Experience Spain's storied flamenco traditions during your time in Barcelona with this package. Head to one of the city's most authentic and historic tablaos, an intimate family-run venue with over 55 years of history in the heart of La Rambla and admire the professional dancers and musicians as they capture the essence of this Spanish art form. Choose from several available options (each including entry to the show): drinks-only, dinner (with a buffet of Spanish dishes), or tapas, which suits you best. This tablao has been awarded as the best in the world in 2025.

Feel the passion of Andalucian flamenco at Barcelona’s Tablao de Carmen, one of the city’s best-known ‘tablaos’ or flamenco bars. The electrifying show features flamboyant dancing, singing, clapping, and guitar. Choose from two show times and opt to enjoy tapas, a meal, or a VIP dinner with wine pairing while you watch. Your experience includes admission to the Spanish Village, built in the 1920s to showcase traditional architecture.

Embark on a tasty culinary adventure, and learn a new skill at the same time in a fun and easy way, with this paella cooking class in Barcelona. Join your chef and fellow foodies and learn to make an authentic paella dish, which you will get to enjoy afterwards as part of a three-course meal, complete with sangria or wine.

Learn to cook several traditional Spanish dishes—and enjoy a hearty, gourmet meal that you’ve prepared yourself—during this hands-on cooking class. In the evening, head to the Mercado de Triana, and grab an apron: with your guide’s instruction, you’ll cook a 3-course meal, including gazpacho or salmorejo, a classic “tapa,” Valencian paella, and a simple and refreshing dessert to follow. Sangria is made and served during cooking time and up to 2 drinks per person (wine, beer, soda, etc.) are offered with the meal.

Learn secrets from behind the bar at a cocktail class in Barcelona that kicks off with a glass of cava—the sparkling wine is made in vineyards just beyond city limits. You'll shake, stir, and sip your way through a series of four cocktails accompanied by tapas, then leave with flavorful cocktail recipes that you can recreate at home.