Madrid · SHOPPING TOURS
Good shopping tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 6 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Cook Madrid classics after shopping at Mercado de Antón Martín, with tapas, croquetas, patatas bravas, paella, drinks, and dessert.
“This was such a great experience during my time in Madrid! The tour leader did a great job sharing many stories throughout. There was so much food. Be sure to come hungry.”
Taste Madrid from churros to garlic shrimp while exploring Malasaña, Mercado Barceló, and local food culture in a small English-led group.
“First visit to Madrid, I wanted to experience the local flavor and culture. Oliver guided our group of six through multiple tastings that included churros and chocolate, ham, olive oil, tapas and pintxos etc. The food was fabulous and I really enjoyed Oliver's insight on the Spanish Lifestyle. Julie”
Cook paella, croquetas, tapas, and crema catalana after a Madrid market visit, with vermouth, wine, and hands-on guidance for $108.
“This was a lot of fun. The market tour was so interesting and our chef was amazing!”
Taste Madrid with churros, tapas, vermouth, and market dishes on a small-group walk through historic El Madrid de los Austrias.
“Alberto was very knowledgeable and shared the authentic experience through the eyes of a local. We highly recommend.”
Shop Madrid with a private guide, from Malasaña boutiques to Las Letras designers, ending with a tapa and traditional drink at Casa Alberto.
“Very pleasant,informed,made it a special experience.Highly recommend.Very personable and helpful.I would go again”
Taste wild Almadraba bluefin tuna in Madrid’s Mercado de San Miguel, with five raw preparations, one wine, and a small group setting.
“Terrible experience, overpriced, the operator himself had no idea about the tour. After waiting 40 min with no seating and barely any acknowledgment from the host a tuna assortment was dropped off in front of us and no explanation was giveRead more”
Pick a gallery, a plaza, or a road out of town.
