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Madrid Tapas & Wine Tasting Food Tour, Small Group Local Bars

A 3-hour small-group tapas and wine tour of Madrid's historic centre, visiting 4 traditional tapas bars and tasting 12 Spanish tapas paired with regional wines.

TipYou can choose a small shared group (maximum 12 guests) or a private tour, with 1 drink included at each bar.

Traditional Paella & Tortilla & Sangria

A class in the host's kitchen in Madrid where you make sangria, cook a classic Spanish tortilla and the traditional paella Valenciana, then eat together.

TipIf you have time after the class, the San Ildefonso Market is just around the corner.

Devour Madrid ★ 4.2

Devour Madrid's Ultimate Spanish Cuisine Tour offers 15+ bites across 8 stops, from churros and calamari to cheese, jamón and vermouth. A local market stop and a vermouth stop are included.

TipVegetarian, gluten-free, dairy-free and non-alcoholic drink options are offered, but celiac disease and severe allergies are not easily accommodated.

Madrid: 2.5-Hour Evening Tapas Bar-Hopping Tour

An evening tapas tour through Madrid that visits three or four tapas bars, with a guide recommending dishes and sharing the history and origin of tapas culture.

TipThe guide collects €30 from each person at the start to pay for the tapas and drinks, and you can add more for specialities such as Iberian ham.

Madrid: Authentic Tapas Tour with 10-12 Tastings & 4 Drinks

A guided crawl through four food spots away from Madrid's tourist crowds, including a market-style eatery and a century-old bodega, with 10-12 tapas and four drinks.

TipTapas include Spanish tortilla and Iberian ham, each paired with a drink; the meeting point may vary with the option you select.

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