MADRID
8 Tours Reviewed
Flamenco hits different in a small room. At Tablao Flamenco La Quimera in Madrid, you get a front-row feel for the music and the body language, plus that special flamenco spirit called duende. I especially love the intimate space and…
Flamenco nights can be hit or miss. This one is built around a small, front-row friendly tablao and a two-set show that starts right after dinner. I like the way the evening is paced, with a real dinner first and…
This evening has a simple hook: you eat while the show sings. At La Castafiore, opera-style performers work the room as waiting staff, mixing zarzuela favorites with recognizably famous opera melodies, plus comedy and audience-friendly moments. I really like two…
A tapas night with real momentum. This is a guided Madrid tapas crawl built around classic drinks and bites, then capped with a sit-down dinner back at the cooking school. You get the fun parts, like bottomless wine, and also…
Dinner turns into music fast. At Restaurante La Castafiore, you eat Spanish tapas while performing waiters sing classic opera and zarzuela-style lyric pieces in the dining room. The place opened in 1996 with a mission to spotlight young artists and…
Dinner and history in one walk. This is an evening walking tapas tour that mixes real Madrid street life with stop-by-stop stories you can actually see. You start in central Madrid, wander at night through plazas and landmark streets, and…
Madrid has a way of feeding you. This tour turns that idea into a 3.5-hour walking route through central landmarks, built around a full lunch or dinner-style tasting. I like that you’re not just snacking, you’re given a structured meal…
Flamenco hits different when you’re this close. Corral de la Morería is one of Madrid’s best-known tablaos, and the whole night is built around intense, in-the-room performance in a compact space. I like that you can pick a show time…
