1. Palacio Real. One Europe’s finest palaces, with some of the most elaborately decorated walls and ceilings imaginable. A few of the rooms will be visited, where a rich collection of tapestry, ceramics, clocks etc, can be viewed. Visit the main dining room that was used for festive functions, with its beautiful porcelain ornaments and the museum of silver.

2. Walking and Tapas Tours. An enjoyable introduction to the history, culture, food and wine of Madrid and Spain. Many visitors are overwhelmed by the different choices of food in Spain and don't know what to choose or alternatively think that Spanish food consists only of tortilla and paella! This tour will introduce the appreciation and love of Spanish food.

3. Prado Museum. Need we say more: This gallery in Madrid has the most complete collection of Spanish painting from 11th-18th centuries, and many masterpieces by great universal artists such as El Greco, Velázquez, Goya, Bosch, Tiziano, Van Dyck and Rembrandt.

4. Flamenco School. Visit a class of young artists who dream of becoming successful flamenco dancers, to learn more about the art of flamenco which is not only a traditional dance, music or singing but also a cultural heritage with its own place in Spanish culture.

5. The Origins of Madrid. Take a walk through the heart of the city to learn about its history, evolution and the urban development of the center of Madrid.

6. El Escorial and Valle de los Caidos. The Monastery of El Escorial, a magnificent building from the XVI century is one of the most representative of the Herrerian style. Built by order of Philip II, it is a Palace, Church and Royal Pantheon. Next stop is El Valle de los Caidos, a monument built in memory of those who died in the Spanish Civil War.