Madrid: Prado Museum & Lunch at World’s Oldest Restaurant

Step into Madrid’s vibrant culture with a guided walking tour that combines art, history, and cuisine. Begin your journey at the iconic statue of Francisco Goya before skipping the line to explore the renowned Prado Museum with an expert guide. Discover 15 to 20 masterpieces, including Las Meninas, and learn about the artists who shaped Spain’s rich artistic heritage.

After your museum visit, enjoy a short break to browse the gift shop or grab a quick snack. Continue your adventure through the Literary Quarter, soaking up stories of Spain’s literary legends as you stroll the charming streets. Pause at the lively Plaza Mayor, where your guide will share fascinating tales about Madrid’s historical heart.

Next, experience a rare treat as you enter Sobrino de Botín, the world’s oldest operating restaurant, before the crowds arrive. Enjoy a VIP tour of its underground tunnels, historic kitchens, and atmospheric dining rooms, gaining a unique glimpse into centuries of Madrid’s culinary tradition.

Savor a three-course lunch featuring Botín’s signature slow-roasted suckling pig, seasonal vegetables, and a specially prepared dessert, all paired with Rioja red wine. Share this intimate meal with your guide, who will offer insider tips for exploring Madrid further. Vegetarian, pescatarian, and gluten-free options are available with advance notice.

This 4.5-hour experience is conducted in English and is best suited for guests comfortable with moderate walking. The tour accommodates groups of up to 20 people and promises a blend of Madrid’s top cultural and culinary highlights. Book now to secure your spot on this unforgettable Madrid adventure!