Our Tours
Introducing Madrid
This 3-hour walking tour with a History professor is an in-depth experience to understand how the city works as we explore its cultural highlights. We will trace the origins of Madrid and its development from its medieval roots to modern times, when it became the thriving capital of Spain.
Food, Wine, and The City’s Soul
Explore with us the flavour and history of local food through tapas culture! Madrid’s tapas are also an exciting way to discover the character of the city and its buzzing street life.
On this evening walk, we sample some of the best local tapas from past and present: you will discover how tapas began, and how this tradition works in Spanish society.
Master Class at the Prado
This 3-hour Master Class in the Prado Museum focuses on key artworks as we explore and discuss the collection, saving you time trying to navigate the rooms.
Together, we decipher the underlying messages and how the collection was formed and enlarged throughout the centuries.
Art in Madrid’s Mansions 1900-1920s
This walk, an original concept launched in July 2014, is articulated around two mansions that define urban architecture, art, and the creation of private collections in early twentieth-century Madrid.
We start at the Lázaro Galdiano Museum, home of an avid collector whose interests spanned Arabic antiquities and Goya’s works.
Master Class at the Thyssen
This 3-hour Master Class in the Thyssen Museum is ideal for those who have already experienced the Prado Museum and want to explore other art collections.The Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum houses one of the best private art collections in the world: a selection of artworks dating from the 14th to the 20th century acquired by the Thyssen family, with the recent addition of the personal collection of Carmen Thyssen, the Spanish widow of Baron Hans Heinrich Thyssen-Bornemisza.
Searching for the Bear of Madrid
Come with us to discover Madrid as a family! We have created our didactic materials for this original treasure hunt, which sends children in search of a series of fantastic animals, characters, and symbols, including the omnipresent emblem of the city: the Bear and Tree.
Classical Myths: A Treasure Hunt
Come with us to discover the ancient stories told in classical Greece and Rome! This is a treasure hunt focused on Mythology at the Prado. The great narratives created in Ancient Greece to explain the world were adapted by the Roman civilization across their Empire, which included Spain (Hispania).
Ancient Civilizations: A Treasure Hunt
Come with us to dig up the past! This interactive visit to the National Archaeological Museum is designed to encourage children to ask questions about daily life in different cultures, and to relate their everyday life to the experience of other people in the past.