MADRID
81 Tours Reviewed
Madrid tastes better with wine in hand. This 3.5-hour lunch tour is built around local taverns and an easy walking route through the old quarter, with time to actually talk, taste, and learn. I especially like that you sample four…
Madrid’s food walk is a treat. This private Tapas & Wines tour mixes Mediterranean-flavored bites with local wine culture, led by a guide who keeps you in the trendy Malasaña area rather than shuttling you through the usual postcard spots.…
Four wines, flamenco, and bars, all in one night. This is the kind of Madrid evening that gives you structure without killing spontaneity: you start with a guided wine tasting with tapas, then you jump straight into a hands-on flamenco…
Madrid tapas work best with a plan. This 3-hour walk gives you a smart way to eat your way through central Madrid: 5 traditional taverns, wine-focused tastings, and enough stop-by-stop context to understand what you’re actually tasting. You start in…
Marzipan inside convent walls sounds strange. It’s also exactly the kind of Toledo detail that makes this town feel real. You start in the old center and spend time with nuns’ traditions at the Convent of the Comendadoras of Santiago…
Segovia hits different when it feels planned. This private tour strings together the biggest hits—Alcázar, Cathedral, and the Roman Aqueduct—then finishes with a wine tasting that actually teaches you what you’re drinking. What I love most is the guided pacing…
This guided visit to Bodega del Nero is a fast, friendly way to understand Chinchón wine without getting lost in big, fancy talk. What I like most is the clear walkthrough of the wine-making process inside the winery, and the…
Madrid to wine country is a good day trade. This private Ribera del Duero tour is built around one grape—Tempranillo—and two very different ways to make it taste like a place. You get winery access, guide-led tastings, and the kind…
This 6-day private route across northern Spain and the Basque coast is built around real winemakers and very eatable cities. You start with pickup from Madrid, move through Ribera del Duero and Rioja (with classic vs modern styles), then shift…
A two-winery wine day is hard to beat. This trip is built around two major Spanish wine regions—Rueda and Ribera del Duero—so you get a fast, guided look at how different grapes and styles get made and served. I like…
Mad food and wine, sorted. This private Madrid tour is built for eating your way through classic neighborhoods, with a guide who shapes the stops around what you like. I like the customizable menu idea, and I also like that…
Some foods teach you faster than guidebooks. This Iberian ham tasting in Madrid is a tight, 30-minute crash course where you sample three ham types and get them explained in plain English and Spanish on paper. I like that it…
Wine country is close to Madrid. This tour turns a half-day into a real wine lesson: you ride out of the city with a sommelier guide, learn how the Community of Madrid wine area is put together, then finish at…
Tapas in Madrid is better with a plan. This private food walk threads through La Latina and Madrid Centro with a set route and priority service, so you spend less time hunting menus and more time eating. I really liked…
Madrid has a simple pleasure: good wine, paired right. This 2-hour Spanish wine tasting is built for people who want to learn without getting stuck in wine-bar fog. You’ll sample four different wines (white, rosé, and two reds) with tapas…
