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Devour Madrid ★ 4.8

3.5 hours €105

RouteMadrid Tapas, Taverns and History Tour: Huertas and Plaza Santa Ana, jamon iberico, vermut, multi-stop

Devour Madrid's Tapas, Taverns and History tour walks Barrio de las Letras through Plaza Santa Ana, La Venencia sherry bar, the cocido-and-vermut counters.

Eating Europe ★ 4.5

3.5 hours €89

RouteOld Town and Barrio de las Letras tapas and wine walk, five stops from Plaza de Ramales

Eating Europe runs a 3.5-hour Madrid tapas and wine tour of five stops through the Old Town and Barrio de las Letras: jamón ibérico, fried calamari sandwich, garlic shrimp and vermouth in tapas bars and hidden cellars.

Madrid Food Tour ★ 4.3

3.5 hours €89

RouteCentro tapas walk: Mercado San Miguel, Casa Labra, vermut bars, 5 stops

Madrid Food Tour's classic Centro walk takes 12 people through Plaza Mayor, Mercado San Miguel, Casa Labra for bacalao and a Las Letras wine bar, with vermut.

Context Travel ★ 4.6

3 hours €120

RouteHistory-led tapas walk: Centro, Lavapies, food culture in 4 stops

Context Travel's Madrid food tour is the docent-led history-and-food walk through Lavapies and the Centro working quarters, with stops at Mercado Anton.

Naked Madrid ★ 4.0

3 hours €75

RouteLa Latina Sunday rastro and vermut crawl: Cava Baja taberna route, 5 stops

Naked Madrid's Sunday rastro and vermut crawl walks the La Latina Cava Baja taberna route on Sundays only, with stops at Casa Lucio, Taberna Tempranillo.

Devour Madrid ★ 4.2

4 hours €129

RouteUltimate Spanish Cuisine Tour with paella, jamon iberico, vermut and multi-stop tasting

Devour Madrid's Ultimate Spanish Cuisine tour is the long-format introduction: paella stop, cured Iberico ham producer, vermut counter and several tapas.

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