Things To Do Alone in Madrid

Things To Do Alone in Madrid

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Live like a local when in Madrid as a solo traveler! From amazing museums, delicious Spanish dishes, and royal buildings; there are so many things to do in Madrid alone. Want to know exactly what to do in Madrid alone? Use the list below. Sports and Bars Madrid is a city renowned for its football team, Real Madrid, and a visit to the Bernabeu stadium is the perfect way to soak up the sporting legends that have passed through this city. After a guided tour around the stadium, why not head to one of the cities many sports bars and enjoy an afternoon tipple or two! Culinary Delights The best way to learn how to be a local in Madrid is to learn to dine like a local, and to do this you need to learn to cook like a local! From tapas and paella to fruit-filled sangria, Madrid’s recipe book is packed full of delicious recipes for you to try your hand at. Choose between a culinary cooking tour or a culinary restaurant crawl and spend the day dining like a king! Highlights and Hot Spots The Royal Palace of Madrid, Plaza Mayor, and Museo Nacional del Prado are just three of Madrid’s most popular attractions, yet there’s so much more to see and do off-the-grid! Get ready to explore the secret corners of El Retiro Park, dine at the city's oldest tapas bar, and people watch at the San Miguel Market as you explore Madrid like a local. Arts & Dance Madrid is one big open-air art gallery, and between the ancient buildings and the beautiful parks, you’ll find a number of art galleries to boot. Join a local host on an art tour of the city and pay a visit to a number of local art galleries before heading down side streets to visit artisan galleries. After, continue your culture fix with a salsa lesson with a professional dancer! Day Trips Once you’ve explored all that Madrid has to offer, why not head out into the surrounding countryside on an adventure? If you’re here in the height of summer pay a visit to a local village in the Avila province and eat homemade Spanish cuisine while enjoying exceptional views. Alternatively, if you’re here in the winter, why not head to Madrid’s mountains on a winter snow sports adventure!?

What other travelers love about our local experts

Gill
About local
12 April 2025
Fantastic 3 hour walking tour with Julian

Julian was an excellent guide on this tour - so knowledgable about the history of the city, lots of interesting facts and figures and he really brought the history to life. Also lots of tips for good restaurants. We enjoyed a drink with Julian at the end of the tour. Would highly recommend ❤️

Tiffany
About local
9 April 2025
Totally worth the time!

Not only is Edgard extremely knowledgeable, but he’s a great storyteller. He knew many interesting details about the sites we visited while sharing details of the areas where the people live and work. We stopped for coffee and a tortilla where we learned about his career path that led him to become a professional photographer. We felt like we were with an old friend. This tour is vale la pena!

tatiana
About local
7 April 2025
great time at Prado Museum

Very good tour, highly recommend Víctor.

King
About local
1 April 2025
Best Guide Around for Spain.

Edgard is like a big brother that will take care of everything you need while in the city and outside the city of excursions. I can't imagine a trip in Madrid without him. We practically spend the whole week with our family of 4. We went to Avila, Royal Palace, Prago museum, The El Buen Park, Toledo, Grand Via, La Latina cultural food tour and many more places. He has a van and takes care of everything you need.