The best description of Madrid may be the New York of Spain. Both Spaniards and immigrants come here "to the big city," the energy of their ambitions has helped define the very meaning of the city.

The culture here does not necessarily mean flamenco and bullfighting, but is undeniably vibrant. Perhaps what brings fame to this city is the world famous Madrid nightlife, which really gives new meaning to the concept of "hard work, to enjoy big". And despite the fervent atmosphere that seems to contradict tirelessly to the relaxed and calm style of the rest of the country, with the traditional Spanish siesta, Madrid remains Spanish to its core. Squares, sidewalk cafes and tapas bars are dotted throughout the city, labyrinths and narrow alleys transport visitors to its glorious past, the Golden Age and stops, such as the Prado Museum show some of the finest examples of Spanish art.

Here you have a range of activities and experiences that can be arranged, such as:

• Madrid City Tour--Madrid of the Habsburgs
• Museums of Madrid Fine Arts--Fine Arts Experience--Prado, Sorolla, Reina Sofia Museums
• Night Photography Tour of Madrid
• Madrid Gourmet Tapas Tour
• Day trip to Toledo from Madrid
• Day trip to Segovia and Avila from Madrid
• Paella and Sangria Cooking Class
• Spanish Wine Tasting
• Botin Restaurant tour and dinner
• Private Flamenco Lesson