



by Walk and Eat Spain
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€178This 2.5-hour walking tour takes place in Malasaña, a neighborhood just a short walk from Madrid's central Sol plaza. It opens with churros and hot chocolate, where participants meet the churro makers and see how this local specialty is prepared. The tour then moves to specialty shops to sample Iberian ham and organic olive oil. Next, the group visits Mercado Barcelo, Madrid’s traditional fresh food market, spending about 45 minutes tasting various local products and learning how to shop like a local from the vendors. Afterward, the tour stops at Plaza de San Ildefonso for a brief 5-minute visit to discuss the square’s role in the neighborhood. The experience includes breakfast, lunch featuring ingredients sourced from the market, tea, coffee, and alcoholic beverages. Guests can inform the operator at least 24 hours ahead about any food allergies to accommodate special menus. The guide also shares local insights and answers questions about Madrid and other parts of Spain throughout the tour.
Malasana
Walk through the Malasaña neighborhood, known for its historic streets and modern Madrid stories. The guide explains the area's significance as the group explores its narrow lanes.
Mercado Barcelo
Spend approximately 45 minutes in this traditional fresh food market, meeting vendors and tasting local specialties. Learn local shopping customs and sample a variety of fresh products.
45 min
Plaza de San Ildefonso
Stop for about 5 minutes to learn about the history and importance of this busy plaza within the Malasaña neighborhood.
5 min
Your guide will be holding a "Walk and Eat" sign on the southeast corner of Calle Fuencarral and Calle Barceló just in front of the Calle Barceló exit of the Tribunal Metro stop.
End point
Your guide will be holding a "Walk and Eat" sign on the southeast corner of Calle Fuencarral and Calle Barceló just in front of the Calle Barceló exit of the Tribunal Metro stop.




by Walk and Eat Spain
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€178This 2.5-hour walking tour takes place in Malasaña, a neighborhood just a short walk from Madrid's central Sol plaza. It opens with churros and hot chocolate, where participants meet the churro makers and see how this local specialty is prepared. The tour then moves to specialty shops to sample Iberian ham and organic olive oil. Next, the group visits Mercado Barcelo, Madrid’s traditional fresh food market, spending about 45 minutes tasting various local products and learning how to shop like a local from the vendors. Afterward, the tour stops at Plaza de San Ildefonso for a brief 5-minute visit to discuss the square’s role in the neighborhood. The experience includes breakfast, lunch featuring ingredients sourced from the market, tea, coffee, and alcoholic beverages. Guests can inform the operator at least 24 hours ahead about any food allergies to accommodate special menus. The guide also shares local insights and answers questions about Madrid and other parts of Spain throughout the tour.
Malasana
Walk through the Malasaña neighborhood, known for its historic streets and modern Madrid stories. The guide explains the area's significance as the group explores its narrow lanes.
Mercado Barcelo
Spend approximately 45 minutes in this traditional fresh food market, meeting vendors and tasting local specialties. Learn local shopping customs and sample a variety of fresh products.
45 min
Plaza de San Ildefonso
Stop for about 5 minutes to learn about the history and importance of this busy plaza within the Malasaña neighborhood.
5 min
Your guide will be holding a "Walk and Eat" sign on the southeast corner of Calle Fuencarral and Calle Barceló just in front of the Calle Barceló exit of the Tribunal Metro stop.
End point
Your guide will be holding a "Walk and Eat" sign on the southeast corner of Calle Fuencarral and Calle Barceló just in front of the Calle Barceló exit of the Tribunal Metro stop.