Madrid · MARKETS
The good market tours fill up ahead; the best go first. Below: the 3 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Shop Madrid’s Mercado de Antón Martín, then cook tapas, croquetas, and patatas bravas with paella-style skills in a small English class.
“We had a lot of fun and the food tasted delicious. Daniel was a very good host. The one problem was, we did not receive the recipes to anything. If you go to his class, make sure you get the recipe before leaving.”
A 2.5-hour Malasaña tapas tour in Madrid with six tastings, churros breakfast, Mercado Barcelo stops, and drinks in English.
“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”
Market visit and hands-on cooking in Madrid, making vermouth aperitif, croquetas, and Valencia paella with crema catalana.
“Danny is an amazing chef! We learned about the culture, tradition and most importantly how to make great dishes! From croquettes to paella and lastly, crema catalan. Well worth it!”
The museums, the tablaos, and the walled cities a train ride out.
