Madrid for art & culture lovers

Good arena with very comfortable seats and good food, drinks and vibe. The show was fun and entertaining. We had a really good time.

The musical, exceptional. The sound quality, the actors get you excited. The only bad thing is the amphitheater seats, you can't see the front of the stage well.

The place is nice, clean and cozy. Show started on time and musicians and dancers gave a good performance. I would say their outfits could have been a litte more refined, one of the ladies mesh stockings had a big hole and run, they lookek worn out. Service was good and I had a great time.

I would highlight the good interpretation of all the protagonists, the great staging and the good musical direction of the director.

Funny from the beginning to the end. If you want to have a good laugh and disconnect from the routine, go see it.

Belen very capably led a small group tour of this most outstanding museum that showcases numerous masterworks of the modern era. She demonstrated a strong ability to describe complex artistic styles in clear English. Her deep background in Spanish art and history allowed a genuine enthusiasm to shine through. On a personal level, it also was a chance to see Picasso’s Guernica once again to close a circle of experience that spanned some 50 years.

Wonderful!!! Unique experience and a must-do. The dancers, singers and guitarist, were crazy, mind-blowing, engaging! The whole audience was ecstatic. The theater allowed the right acoustics to their performance. They managed to convey to us that flamenco is not a dance but an art from the depths of the 'soul. Rated 10 with high praise!

It's ideal for a short stay! I advise people to take the whole tour by bus first. At each seat, you plug in the earphones provided when you get on the bus, select the language "French, English....." and learn about the history, places and monuments of the city, allowing you to visit a place or monument of your choice. Knowing that you can pick up the bus after a visit is a huge time saver. Don't look for an information point when you arrive. Go straight to a bus stop marked "Tour Madrid" and get on, and everything will be explained to you.