MADRID
Madrid’s best days out.
The 10 1-hour experiences worth your time in Madrid, with what each one costs, how long it runs and the operator behind it.
A traditional flamenco show in Madrid’s Chueca, 55 minutes of dance, song, and guitar in a small room without microphones.
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1-hour ax-throwing session in Madrid with a safety briefing, practice rounds, challenge game, and a final mini-competition in English.
“It's was really nice”
Urban Safari axe throwing in Madrid: a 55-minute English session with drink service, safety-first coaching, and friendly challenges.
“Very friendly staff who made the whole experience much more enjoyable! We had a fantastic time, definitely something worthwhile doing whilst in Madrid!”
Glide through Madrid’s top squares on a beginner-friendly Segway, then finish with hot chocolate and churros near Mercado de San Miguel.
Ride a Segway through Madrid’s night sights in 1 hour. Train first, glide past Plaza Mayor and the Royal Palace, with a bilingual guide.
Create a 60-minute electric tuk tuk route through central Madrid with your guide and stories, for up to 4.
A 1-hour flamenco class in central Madrid with a pro dancer. Beginner-friendly rhythm, clapping, and footwork. English.
“This class was a highlight of our trip! The teacher (Giovanna) was amazing — passionate, patient, and fun — making us beginners feel confident. We learned rhythm, clapping, footwork, and even a short routine, all while gaining insight into flamenco’s history and culture. A perfect mix — I’d recommend it to anyone visiting Madrid!”
Glide through central Madrid on a 1-hour guided Segway loop past the Royal Palace, Puerta del Sol, Plaza Mayor, and more for $33.42.
“We went with Luis Miguel. Who is the best tour guide with best history knowledge about historical places of Madrid. He is a pleasant person with good interacting power.”
Madrid Atocha axe throwing for 1 hour: safety briefing, freestyle technique, and interactive target games for $21 with an English instructor.
One hour of guided gin tonic tastings near Mercado San Miguel, with three Spanish gins, tapas, and a small-group vibe.
“This gin and tonics workshop was interesting, fun, and tasty!! Moises was our host; he was knowledgeable and charming and made us fabulous G&Ts with gin we’d never had before. The accompanying tapas were delicious. A big thanks to Martin for making them for us. I recommend this as a great way to start an…”
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