Tapas · MUSEUMS
The 9 best museum visits you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and how many stops you get. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Meet near the Goya monument and explore the Prado with a certified guide in Spanish, English, French, or Italian. In about two hours, focus on major works by Velázquez, Goya, El Greco, Titian, Rubens, and Bosch. Add a 30-minute tapas tasting if desired.
“skipped the line and the guide was very good!!! it was quite busy but overall great experience and well organized tour!”
Meet your English-speaking guide by the Goya statue, then spend about two hours inside the Prado with timed admission. Guides such as Amanda, Benny, Maria, Alex, and Rocio have led engaging tours focused on major works by Goya, Velázquez, and El Greco. Optional private and tapas upgrades are available.
“We were at the meeting point at the time of the booking and the guide was not there Explained to viator team but Got no refund”
Spend about four hours walking from Plaça Reial through the Gothic Quarter and El Born, sampling pinchos, fried seafood, patatas bravas, Iberian ham, wine, and dessert before visiting the Picasso Museum. Guides such as Montse, Stephanie, Daniel, Olga, and Annette tailor the pace and food choices.
“Our friendly English-speaking guide Olga met us at a location right near La Rambla, Plaza Reial fountain, right on time. From there we walked through the Gothic quarter while she gave us relevant history of the area and pointed out sites, with all descriptions keyed to our prior experience. We were the only couple in the group so we were lucky, as it was in essence a private tour. We stopped at an excellent tapas place near Santa Catarina church where we had abundant tasty tapas with sangria, then toured the Picasso museum for one hour on our own after Olga got us in, with beat-the-line entry. There are hundreds…”
Spend four hours with a private English-speaking guide, beginning at the Picasso Museum and continuing through El Born for three tapas stops. Guides such as Miguel, Montse, and Daniel add local context, while pintxos, Mediterranean plates, meat dishes, and drinks make this a handy culture-and-food introduction to Barcelona.
“Excellent tour guide, friendly, great personality and very knowledgeable. Food and drinks were outstanding.”
Meet your English- or Spanish-speaking guide near Plaça Reial for four hours of art, walking, and food. Visit the Picasso Museum, then stop at three local bars for pintxos, Mediterranean tapas, meat dishes, beer, wine, and cava. Guides such as Montse and Stephanie are known for warm, personal tours.
“Guide was perfect. Just skip food and enjoy walk. Museum was a little disappointing.”
Meet your English or Spanish-speaking guide at Oven Mozzarella by the Bernabéu. Explore the museum, trophies, restricted areas, and recent stadium upgrades, then finish with tapas at Plaza Mahou. Guides such as Ajinkya have been praised for adding useful details.
“Wycieczka była super! Przewodnik był bardzo miły.Polecam!”
Spend about five hours with a private guide in Bilbao, beginning at the Guggenheim and ending in Casco Viejo. You’ll visit the Ribera Market, cross the Zubizuri Bridge, and enjoy three pintxos with a local drink. Guide Ana can tailor the day to your group.
“Ana was an amazing tour guide. She explained all the details of the city and answered all our questions and helped us with some special requests. Bilbao is a most go city, I recommend this tour 100%.”
Start at the Monument to Goya for a guided Prado visit featuring Velázquez, Goya, Rubens, Bosch, and Rafael. Then ride privately to Huertas with guide Monroe for drinks and tapas at at least two bars, ending at Puerta del Sol.
“I had the pleasure of taking a Prado tour with Monroe from Madridian Tours, and it was a fantastic experience from start to finish. I would highly recommend Monroe and Madridian Tours to anyone looking for a top-notch tour of the Prado Museum. Thank you, Monroe!”
Spend five hours with a local English-speaking guide, tasting six tapas with wine or beer at three stops before touring the Prado. Fernando leads a small group of up to eight through Plaza Mayor and Madrid’s Literary Quarter, then explains Bosch, Goya, El Greco, Rubens, and Velázquez.
“We had the pleasure of doing the Prado Museum & Tapas & Wine Tour with this company, and it easily exceeded all our expectations. From start to finish, the experience was superb! The tapas at three different restaurants were absolutely top‐notch. Every dish was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. We especially appreciated how each stop offered something unique. Our guide Fernando was nothing short of amazing. Knowledgeable, passionate, and attentive, he struck the perfect balance between storytelling and letting us wander. He answered every question with enthusiasm and made the history come alive. The walking portion through the Literary Quarter and Plaza Mayor was delightful with c...”
