Madrid Cooking Classes & Food Tours
Taste your way through Madrid with local food tours and hands-on cooking classes featuring paella, tapas, and the flavors of Spanish cuisine.
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Madrid Sangria, Paella, & Churros Cooking Experience with Free-Flowing Wine
In a paella cooking class in Madrid, you'll enjoy a hands-on journey into the heart of Spanish cuisine.
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3 hours -
In the Puente de Vallecas district -
Max 9 People
Madrid Cooking Class
Food is a big part of life in Madrid, from neighbourhood markets and tapas bars to long lunches shared around the table. A cooking class in Madrid is a chance to join in, learn a few Spanish recipes and spend some time cooking for yourself.
You’ll prepare classic Spanish dishes, including favourites such as paella and tapas, using good olive oil, seasonal produce and other local ingredients. As you cook, you’ll learn useful techniques and a little more about the food traditions you’ll come across during your time in Madrid.
Once everything is ready, sit down together and enjoy what you’ve made with a glass of Spanish wine. The meal is part of the experience, so there’s plenty of time to eat, talk and enjoy the food.
Our Madrid cooking class is relaxed, hands-on and a fun way to get to know the city through its food while picking up a few recipes to make again at home.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Madrid is a city that loves to eat. A cooking class gets you beyond the tapas bars and into the kitchen, where you can discover Spanish food by making it yourself.
Depending on the experience, you could make paella, tapas, tortilla española, or other Spanish favorites using fresh local ingredients.
Yes. You’ll learn how to build the flavors, prepare the ingredients, and cook a paella you can recreate when you get home.
Not at all. Come hungry and ready to get involved—your chef or host will guide you through the rest.
Spanish cooking is made for sharing. Expect a relaxed atmosphere, plenty of tasting, and a meal that feels as social as the cooking itself.
Yes. If you’d rather make several smaller dishes, a tapas class is a great way to explore different Spanish flavors in one session.
Absolutely. Once everything is ready, you’ll sit down and enjoy the food you’ve made together.
Both. It can be a fun date, an alternative to another restaurant meal, or an easy way to meet people when you’re exploring Madrid on your own.