• Plaza Mayor - Meeting Point. Punctuality is key as the tour departs promptly. Meet the guide at Plaza Mayor to embark on a tapas tour of the city, discovering the finest bars frequented by locals.

Madrid’s streets are steeped in history, and the tour is eager to share the best of Spanish wine alongside exceptional tapas.

The tour includes visits to four distinct bars, each offering unique wines that showcase the diversity of Spanish viticulture.

Sample exquisite Spanish wines made from renowned grapes such as tempranillo, malvar, garnacha, and parellada, paired with complimentary tapas dishes that enhance the wine’s flavors. Beer and soft drinks (one per bar) are also available for those who prefer them over wine. Dishes may include anchovies, Iberian ham, special sausages, cheeses, croquettes, and octopus.

The tapas tour concludes at a centrally located bar, allowing participants to continue their evening independently.

• Literary Quarter (Barrio de Las Letras) - Bar 1:
  The gastronomic journey begins at a quaint bar for a quick stop to sample the famous wild strawberry Madrid liquor. It’s a taste of Madrid itself, and everyone is encouraged to try it. Beer and soft drinks (one per bar) are also available for those who prefer them over wine. Enjoy delicious anchovies and the charming atmosphere of this traditional bar.
• Literary Quarter (Barrio de Las Letras) - Bar 2:
  After passing through the bustling historical center, the next stop is a Wine Bar that also serves as a store, offering an incredible selection of wines and excellent tapas to rejuvenate. Delight in mouth-watering beef or Iberian ham, special sausages from the Balearic Islands (Ibiza, Mallorca), and toast with melted cheese and quince marmalade.

If you enjoy the offerings, you can purchase them from the shop to take home. Please note that the itinerary is subject to change.

• Literary Quarter (Barrio de Las Letras) - Bar 3:
  To conclude the gastronomic adventure, visit a bar that preserves the history and secrets of one of Spain’s most thrilling traditions, bullfighting. A glass of rich red Rioja or Ribera wine (two of Spain’s most renowned wine regions) is the perfect accompaniment. Enjoy famous green peppers, special oxtail croquettes, and dessert to end the evening on a high note.
• Barrio de Las Letras - Bar 4:
  Stroll through the heart of the Literary Quarter, once home to many celebrated writers. The next stop is an Asturian bar, a true gem where Spanish cider, crafted using a unique sugar-free method, can be savored. It’s highly recommended to try the white wine from Galicia (a region in northern Spain), which offers a taste reminiscent of salty-floral liquid gold with an Atlantic ocean aroma, perfectly paired with fried tapas such as eggplant with honey, famous octopus, croquettes with cuttlefish ink, and strong cheese with a cider touch.
• Puerta del Sol - Discover the main official symbol of Madrid - the statue El Oso y el Madroño, located at Puerta del Sol. Often translated as: the Bear and the Strawberry Tree. Learn where locals celebrate New Year’s Eve and where all roads in Spain begin, the heart of the kingdom.

• Alcoholic beverages
• Snacks

• Drinking age for travelers is from 18 years

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.