Itinerary

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   Get a quick authentic insight into Spanish culture, history, and gastronomic traditions on this 3.5-hour walking tour.The guides are Madrid-born connoisseurs with deep knowledge of Spanish culture, history and traditions.They enjoy cooking and know everything there is to know about tapas.Tapas culture includes ancient and vibrant social traditions passed down from parent to child, generation after [sensitive content] conversations are paired with fantastic Spanish wines and food.

   
   

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   This shopping center, owing its name to the famous Anton Martin Square, has also joined the new trend of gourmet markets.Here you can find stalls with traditional fresh products and other offerings, among which there is a huge selection of cuisines from around the world (Japanese, Italian, Mexican, Colombian, Taiwanese, Spanish...).
   

   
   

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   Karpas is a small venue, with 60 seats, offering its own productions as well as those by guest companies.It also collaborates and participates in competitions and festivals.It began as an independent chamber theatre in the 70s, founded by Julio Pascual and Javier Franquelo, both professional mime artists.Its school and workshops train young actors in performing arts every year.
   

   
   

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   This antique museum occupies an important place in the Paredes Palace.It is known as the Palace of San Isidro, as according to legend it used to be the property of the Vargas, who governed San Isidro.
   

   
   

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   La Casa Encendida is the community and cultural center of the Montemadrid Foundation, an open and dynamic platform for the general public, featuring some of the most avant-garde artistic offerings, including educational, analytical and discussion activities that relate to the center's four areas of activity: culture, charity, advocacy environment and education.