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Make the most of Madrid in a day with a local host! From starting with a pastry in the park and finishing with gourmet tapas, there are some wonderful things to do in Madrid in 24 hours! Below you can discover exactly what to do in Madrid in a day to create unique experiences. Morning: Breakfast and a city walk Start your day with a yummy breakfast on a leafy plaza in El Passeo del Prado and admire the beautiful fountains, then walk through the stunning architecture towards the famous Prado Museum. Take your time here to discover the extensive El Greco art collection and admire the masterpieces of Goya and Valequez. You may also like to visit the nearby botanical gardens or relax in Retiro park. Afternoon: Lunch in a market There are so many tasty treats to choose from in Madrid. Head to Barcelo or San Anton market for sobrasada and picos, the spicy Spanish sausage. Try the croquetas, share a jug of sangria with traditional tapas and round off your foodie walk with a sweet Rosquilla treat in one of the charming local pastry shops. After lunch, explore the beautiful Almudena Cathedral or visit the Royal Opera Theatre. Evening: Dinner and the flamenco Head to Cutlers street, a vibey district filled with quirky bars and unique Spanish bodegas. Indulge in the local flavors, try the sausage paella and of course, a glass of the finest Vermut! After dinner take a fun flamenco class, learn the castanets then watch the masters at work with a spectacular evening show.
Victor is a great guide — he’s friendly and very informative and knowledgeable. I enjoyed hearing about the history of the city while we biked around. The parks and greenery are very beautiful and a peaceful escape in a bustling city.
We were a group of 6 British adults who had been to Madrid before staying and visiting in central Madrid. Our time with Julian was a neighbourhood off the beaten track tour and it didn’t disappoint. Interesting buildings monuments churches best tapas bars and bakeries were all part of the tour! Julian was well informed providing excellent commentary throughout our tour. At our request we had short pit stops for a glass sherry and some delicious famous pastries. Julian was a charming guide and we enjoyed our experience very much.
A very enjoyable and informative tour with Maria. Lots of information regarding art and Spanish history. Maria related this with a sense of sincerity and heart.
Mateo did a great job taking the time to answer questions and point out things we wouldn’t have known. Loved our walking tour .