Madrid · DESSERT TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 6 dessert walks worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Madrid tapas and history tour with Carmen Renedo, four food stops, local drinks, Old Madrid sights, and churros with chocolate.
“She was in such a hurry to get it done! It was no fun. Very little history and the tapas were good but talk was awkward”
Glide through Madrid’s old center by Segway, see the Royal Palace and Almudena Cathedral, then enjoy thick chocolate and fresh churros.
“We had a great time on the Segway tour, it’s definitely the best way to see Madrid. We were complete beginners and found it really easy and quick to learn. Our guide Juan, was really knowledgable and tailored our tour to our requirements. Churros and chocolate are a great part of the Madrid experience. Highly recommended”
Turn cocoa beans into chocolate in central Madrid with tastings, roasting insights, and a small-group workshop at Kaicao.
“The people here have a passion for chocolate and this comes across in the tour. Very friendly and air conditioned!”
Glide past Madrid’s palace, cathedral, gardens, and grand squares, then finish with fresh churros and hot chocolate.
“Juan was brilliant. Great equipment and very knowledgeable. Juan also dealt well with some rowdy stags.wouldnt change a thing”
Taste Madrid’s royal and traditional sweets on a two-hour small-group walk with coffee or tea, local stories, and stops at historic bakeries.
“Tour guide did not show up, nor communicate at all. Now working on refund through credit card. Do NOT book this experience!”
Make a 75% dark chocolate bar in central Madrid, roast cacao beans, taste date-sweetened treats, and enjoy ceremonial cacao in a small group.
Pick a gallery, a plaza, or a road out of town.
