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Madrid Walking Tour & Flamenco with The Touring Pandas - Madrid

Madrid Walking Tour & Flamenco with The Touring Pandas

Madrideasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

3–4 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for all fitness levels with basic stamina required for walking several city blocks.

Overview

Discover Madrid’s historic streets on foot with The Touring Pandas, then dive into the fiery rhythms of a live flamenco show paired with authentic tapas. An unforgettable urban adventure that captures Spain’s spirit.

City Tour
Guided Tour
History Tour
Walking Tour
Madrid, Comunidad de Madrid

Madrid Walking Tour & Flamenco Show

3 hours | Explore Madrid' historic center and enjoy a Flamenco show to complete your evening

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About This Adventure

Experience the vibrant heart of Madrid on this captivating walking tour. Discover historic landmarks like the Royal Palace and Cathedral of La Almudena, stroll through picturesque old town streets, and immerse yourself in a thrilling live flamenco show, complete with traditional tapas and drinks for an unforgettable evening in Spain's lively capital.

On this tour:

· Join our Madrid walking tour to explore the old town and learn about the history of Spain’s capital · See historic landmarks like the Royal Palace, the Cathedral of la Almudena and the famous Plaza Mayor · Enjoy a genuine flamenco show and wrap up your evening with a drink and a full tapas menu

Duration

Approximately 3 Hours

Description

Madrid is a city known for its lifestyle. No matter the time of the day, Madrid never sleeps and there are always people wandering around the streets of Spain’s liveliest city. This tour offers you the chance to be another madrileño for an evening: don’t miss out! In our Madrid Walking Tour & Flamenco offer, you’ll get to enjoy the city in an unforgettable Spanish-style experience!

This evening tour starts at Plaza de Isabel II, next to the Royal Theatre. From there, you’ll see some of the city highlights like the Royal Palace of Madrid and the Cathedral of La Almudena, the setting of King Philip VI and Queen Letizia’s wedding!

After some Royal gossip, we’ll guide you through Madrid’s old town on a 1h and 30min walk to help you discover the most picturesque spots of this historic neighborhood. Apart from hearing about the Habsburg Dynasty and how this linage of monarchs changed the city, you will also see other interesting spots like the famous San Miguel Market.

Finally, after finishing our tour at the world-renowned Puerta del Sol, we will take you to one of Madrid’s most acclaimed tablaos. In this unique spot at the heart of the old town, you will learn about Spain’s most traditional dance with a one-hour live flamenco show. Choose between a show and drink formula, or go for the dinner option.

Dinner Menu (optional) -Tapas assortment (ham and cheese croquetas, tortilla de patata, Iberian ham with bread, fried squids) -Chicken fingers -A portion of traditional paella -Dessert -Wine (white or red) or beer or drink, and water

More info

Meeting Point: Next to Opera Metro Station (Plaza de Isabel II). Your guide will be holding a sign with The Touring Pandas logo.

End point: Tablao Torres Bermejas. Calle de Mesonero Romanos, 11.

Included

  • Evening Tour of the Madrid in English, Japanese, Korean or Chinese
  • Flamenco live show (60min)
  • Drink (wine, beer, soft drink or water
  • Tapas and paella dinner (if selected)

Itinerary

1. Meeting Point: Opera Metro Station Our meeting point is next to the Opera Metro Station, in front of the Royal Theatre. Your guide will be holding a sign with The Touring Pandas logo.

2. Royal Palace of Madrid With over 3.000 rooms, this building is Europe's largest royal palace: it is twice the size of Buckingham Palace!

3. Cathedral of La Almudena The Cathedral of La Almudena is one of the finest examples of neoclassical architecture in Spain. This magnificent cathedral is where the King and the Queen of Spain celebrated their marriage in 2004.

4. Plaza De la Villa This picturesque plaza is now a very quiet place in the center of Madrid. But it was far busier in the past! The building on the right side of the square used to be the City Hall until it was moved to the Palacio de Cibeles in 2007.

5. San Miguel Market San Miguel is one of Madrid's oldest markets, now turned into a mecca of modern cuisine and trendy tapas! Don't miss the chance to take a glimpse at the people coming and going, the shouting and the laughter. Will you resist the temptation to take some gourmet souvenirs?

6. Palacio de Justicia This Renaissance building used to be Madrid's old prison. A celebrity was jailed in one of the towers... guess who? We'll just give you a clue for now: it was the king of a neighboring country.

7. Plaza Mayor This majestic plaza surrounded by arches is one of the most popular to have a drink and spend a pleasant afternoon under the sun. This place in the heart of Madrid is always full of life and it's one of the best to find a good Bocata de Calamares!

8. Puerta del Sol Our tour ends at the Puerta del Sol, the most famous plaza in Madrid. This place is famous because it's the main venue to welcome the New Year. The plaza is full of anecdotes and curiosities like Spain's km0, the Tio Pepe advertisement...

9. Torres Bermejas Flamenco Show At the end of the tour you will enjoy a genuine, 60-min live flamenco show at the famous tablao Torres Bermejas.

Adventure Tips

Wear Comfortable Walking Shoes

The tour involves several miles on varied cobblestone streets—good footwear is essential to enjoy every step.

Arrive Early for Your Flamenco Show

Getting to the venue a bit early allows you to settle in and fully absorb the ambiance before the performance starts.

Pack Light but Bring a Jacket

Evenings in Madrid can get cool, especially during flamenco shows held indoors with doors open for fresh air.

Try the Local Tapas

Sampling traditional Spanish dishes during the show adds an authentic taste of Madrid’s food culture to your adventure.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Urban birds like Eurasian Collared-Doves
  • Sparrows common in city plazas

History

Madrid’s Royal Palace was completed in 1764 and stands on the former site of a medieval Alcázar fortress, representing the city's royal lineage.

Conservation

The Touring Pandas emphasize walking tours to reduce carbon footprints, supporting Madrid’s urban sustainability initiatives.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Comfortable Walking Shoes

Essential

Supports extended walking on uneven cobblestones and city pavements.

Light Jacket or Sweater

Essential

Provides warmth during cooler evenings, especially at indoor flamenco venues.

fall specific

Reusable Water Bottle

Keeps you hydrated during longer, warmer outdoor sections of the tour.

summer specific

Small Daypack

Convenient for carrying personal items and any souvenirs picked up along the way.