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Experience Madrid's culinary soul with a 4-hour guided tapas and wine tour, ending with rooftop cava views. Small groups, expert guides, and authentic flavors.
Discover the lively heart of Madrid through this guided Tapas and Wine Tour that lasts about 4 hours and covers some of the city’s most iconic neighborhoods. With expertly led walks through Las Letras, La Latina, and Los Austrias, you’ll enjoy four tasting stops at traditional restaurants, each offering delicious tapas paired with high-quality Spanish wines. In the evening, the tour culminates on a rooftop terrace with a glass of cava and stunning city views, making for an unforgettable ending.
This experience is perfect for those seeking authentic Madrid flavors, cultural insights, and an intimate group setting. The tour is led by professional guides in a bilingual format (English and Spanish), ensuring both entertainment and informative commentary. While hotel transfers are not included and comfortable shoes are recommended, this tour offers a well-rounded glimpse into Madrid’s food scene, combining taste, history, and spectacular vistas.


This tour takes you through some of Madrid’s most vibrant districts, beginning at Plaza de San Miguel and weaving through La Latina, Cava Baja, and Cuchilleros streets. These areas are famous for their tradition of Tapeo, where locals and visitors alike enjoy a small plate with a glass of wine or beer. Each neighborhood boasts its own character—La Latina is renowned for its cozy taverns, while Plaza Mayor offers a historic backdrop to your tasting adventures.
Walking from one neighborhood to another, the guide shares insights into Madrid’s history and architecture, enriching the experience beyond just food. The stops are carefully selected to showcase both classic and unique spots you might not find on your own, including a boutique with ham and Iberian sausages and a renovated old bar serving meat cheeks (Carrilleras) with smashed potatoes.
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Throughout the tour, you encounter a variety of traditional Spanish tapas. Expect dishes like garlic shrimp served in terracotta, Iberian chorizo, and cured ham that demonstrates the quality of Spain’s charcuterie. The shrimp with garlic is often served in a clay dish, highlighting authentic presentation.
The stops also include mushrooms and Padrón peppers—some hot, some not—offering a chance to compare flavors. Each tasting is paired with local wines, carefully chosen to complement the dishes. The wine experience is especially praised, with the evening tour also including a cava toast on the rooftop, adding a celebratory touch.

The highlight of the evening is the final stop on a beautiful rooftop terrace with views over Madrid’s skyline. Here, you enjoy a glass of cava or sparkling wine as the sunset or city lights provide a perfect backdrop. This relaxing moment allows for sharing stories with fellow travelers and taking in the city’s sights from above.
The rooftop experience is exclusive to the evening tour starting at 6:00 PM. The panoramic views and the refreshing cava make this a memorable way to conclude the culinary journey.

The tour begins at Plaza de San Miguel, a lively central spot perfect for meeting your guide. No transfers are included, so arriving on foot or via public transport is easiest. The small group size—or private options—ensures personalized attention and a relaxed atmosphere.
From here, your guide leads you on a guided walk through historic and culinary landmarks, sharing stories and insights about Madrid’s food traditions. The pacing is designed to balance active exploration with ample tasting time, making it suitable for most fitness levels.
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Each tasting stop offers delicious dishes paired with Spanish wines, with some locations also serving beer or cider. The curated ham and Iberian sausages showcase Spain’s renowned cured meats, while meat cheeks provide a heartier option. The shrimp with garlic is a favorite for its rich flavor and traditional presentation.
While the wine pairings are generally well appreciated, some reviews suggest that brief explanations about wine and food pairings could enhance the experience. The quality of the food and drinks consistently receives praise.
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Guides like Marina, Mario, Rodrigo, Augustín, and Laura are noted for their friendly, knowledgeable, and engaging demeanor. They strike a balance between providing interesting historical context and allowing social interactions among guests. The small group setting fosters a convivial atmosphere, making it easy to ask questions and share stories.
Guests appreciate guides who manage the group well and are enthusiastic about Madrid’s food culture. An additional benefit is the chance to visit local, authentic venues that might be difficult to find alone.

The tour starts at Plaza de San Miguel and concludes at C/ Gran Vía or nearby locations. Comfortable shoes and clothing are recommended due to the walking involved in exploring neighborhoods. The tour does not include hotel transfers, so plan accordingly.
The timing varies depending on the selected option, with the evening tour at 6:00 PM ending with the rooftop cava. Children 3 years and younger go free, making it family-friendly. The group size can be small or private, offering flexibility and intimacy.

This tour offers a comprehensive taste of Madrid’s food culture, blending historic walking routes with delicious sampling. The expert guides bring the city’s stories to life, while the 4 tasting stops ensure a diverse experience. Ending on a rooftop terrace with spectacular views elevates the experience to something truly memorable.
The 4.8 out of 5-star rating from over 570 reviews underscores its popularity and quality. While some might wish for more detailed explanations of wine pairings, the overall food, drink, and view combination leaves no doubt about its appeal.

Ideal for those wanting to explore Madrid’s culinary neighborhoods without the hassle of planning their own route, this tour makes discovering local flavors easy and enjoyable. It’s especially suited for travelers who appreciate authentic food, good conversation, and scenic city views.
The small-group format ensures a personalized experience, and the guides’ expertise guarantees a lively, informative journey. Whether arriving in Madrid for the first time or returning for a second visit, this tour offers a delightful way to get to know the city’s tapas traditions and wines.
“Marina was absolutely incredible. She was very informative and fun. She also had the perfect personality for managing the group while also letting …”
What is included in the tour price?
The tour includes guided walking through Madrid’s historic quarter, four tapas tastings, and wine at each stop. The evening tour also features a glass of cava or sparkling wine and a rooftop toast.
Are hotel transfers included?
No, hotel transfers are not provided. Participants meet at Plaza de San Miguel and walk between stops.
How long does the tour last?
The tour duration is approximately 4 hours. Starting times vary; the evening tour begins at 6:00 PM.
Is the tour suitable for children?
Yes, children 3 and younger go free. The tour is casual, with a relaxed pace suited for most ages.
What languages are guides available in?
Guides operate in English and Spanish, in a bilingual format.
Can I cancel or reschedule?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance. You can also reserve and pay later to keep plans flexible.
This guided tapas and wine tour offers an engaging, flavorful introduction to Madrid, blending culinary delights, cultural insights, and spectacular city views in a memorable 4-hour experience.
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