Enjoy this exclusive dinner for two in Madrid, at your table in a 19th century palace, in the oldest part of town and wander round enjoying the point of view of your local friend, a lawyer in Madrid who is very passionate about his home town, Spanish history and culture. A Michelin Star chef in Madrid like none other in Spain. Wine with your plates in a 19th century palace and coffee or tea in the palatial garden. With over two centuries of history, now it has been converted in the staging of your exclusive dining experience in Madrid specially counting on a great variety of wines in the palace cellar, originating from Spain, France, Portugal and more. You may even reserve the jacuzzi on the rooftop of this magnificent palace, with views to the Royal Opera House of Madrid. Enjoying this intimate moment in the palace garden after the private visit with a local friendly character, expert in his town´s culture and people. Beverage such as beer, 3 course meal, wine and coffee or tea before or after the visit. From 2 Invitees. Parking available.

Eating in the open air in Madrid in a palace garden is a true privilege granted to you in this exclusive dining experience in Madrid which could not be more romantic. A romantic dinner in Madrid for two or with the whole family and friends. Night lighting in the gardening resulting in a romantic sensation with a spring breeze and the sound of the water falling from the marble fountain. Truly the experience in Madrid, your couple would be delighted to recieve as a gift experience Michelin Star dining ina palace in Madrid followed or preceeded by a private guided visit of Madrid with a local friend and culture expert and local lawyer, hospitable character, renowned in Madrid.

The best Iberian ham and recipes by the great chef depending on the local market product season. High cuisine experience in madrid center with the inevitable and irresistable local touch. Sample of some of the recipes: Mango tartar with lobster from Galicia, the best of Spain´s lobsters (in the picture). Exquisite desserts to go with your tea or coffee. Spanish cocolate and churros. More irresistable recipes: Salmon with deutch sauce (shrimp and seaweed). Iberian ham croquettes. Burrata Naples style with black garlic. Anglerfish, ratatouille and garlic muslin. Paris Café sirloin. Wagu Japanese beef core atop baed marrow and sweet potatoe with chimichurri argentinean sauce. Juicy Lasagna beef a la bourguignon with boletus. Among the desserts famous Spanish torrija. Apple pastry with vanilla ice cream. fruit ith mandarin and champagne. Strawberry, caramel syrup and cheese foam. A Michelin Star experience in Madrid that certainly satisfies the most refined of tastes.

This exclusive dinner experience in Madrid offers a refined selection of wines and champagnes, all Spanish and international. French red wine Les Pensées de Pascal and Spanish red Gran Caus. Spanish white wines el Perro Verde or Lapola from Ribeira Sacra in Galicia. Typicall in Madrid: Variety of vermuths and gins. Champagnes such as Ruinart or Anna Blan de Blancs. White french: Crozes Hermitage. Spanish white wine Allende from La Rioja, Spain's most distinguished wine region. Enjoy your preference choice in elegant dining spaces or in the most charming garden in Madrid, with a Michelin Star dinner or lunch, in palace. A Lunch or dinner with wine pairing in Madrid old town

Among the cities in the world that most arouses passion, having started out as a small fortified town founded by the Emir Mohamed I of Cordoba. The city's name is routed in the Arabic language, now capital of the Kingdom of Spain, as well as capital of Spanish fine dining, also of Hispanic culture and even world capital of football with its Santiago Bernabéu Real Madrid Stadium. Felipe II wished his court to cease to be in constant relocation, deciding to set capital of his realms, in Madrid. La Latina quarter is the origin with its famous viewpoint "Las Vistillas" where the people of Madrid celebrate their holiday and party, Fiestas de La Paloma. Most venerated saint of the capital, San Isidro's home is located nearby at Plaza de los Carros, and people firmly believe that his body is still intact, since his passing away more than 1,000 years ago. Atocha Railway Station is one of the 19th century engineering masterpieces of Madrid, which started with the first line, Madrid to Aranjuez, home to an even older Riyal Palace than the capital's palace Atocha was formerly called, Noon Station, as one sole daily train left the station at that only hour. Nearby, the Royal Botanical Gardens of Madrid. Hundreds of species of plants and flowers from all over the world. National Library and Archaeological Museum offer a memorable cultural experience in Madrid, as does the most valuable collection of painting works in all Europe, exhibited in the Prado Museum, formerly the Palace of El Prado: Velázquez, Goya, Rembrandt and hundreds more. Find Picasso's Guernica in the Reina Sofía Museum. Another must see: Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum. History since the 9th century, until the over taking of the city by Christian Kingdoms, later in Madrid's timeline. On a visit to the Royal Palace of Madrid, your local host explains the obsession of king Felipe V, with having exquisite palaces that resemble those he had long enjoyed in France as a monarch coming from the French House of Bourbon, hence, after a supposed accidental fire burns down the Alcazar de Madrid or castle, Felipe V orders the construction of the Royal Palace, in the remarkable and regal form it shows today. Said king was the first to reign from the House of Bourbon, whereas, his namesake, H.M. King Felipe VI of Bourbon and Greece, is current monarch of Spain, for being son to H.M. Queen Sofía of Greece and H.M. King Juan Carlos I of Bourbon and Bourbon-Dos Sicilias. You will get to see institutions such as the Royal Academy if Spanish Language or the Central Bank of Spain. The Royal Opera House (Teatro Real). Enter the National Library with your local host. Witness the Palace of Liria, where its library bestows the first edition of the universal nivel, first one ever written in Spanish language, "El Ingenioso Hidalgo Don Quijote de La Mancha", by Miguel de Cervantes y Saavedra. The Fountain of Cibeles, a landmark of Madrid carved out of granite just like most of Madrid's constructions, Paseo de la Castellana, parallel to famous and fancy Serrano and Velázquez streets, where you behold the most elegant side of the once metropolis of the Spanish Empire, with Kings Carlos V, Felipe II, Felipe III, Felipe IV and Carlos III. Barroque and classical elegance in this area's architecture, cafes, boutiques and urban design. Café Gijón and the legends of the ghost haunting the Palace of the Marquis of Linares, until our present time, now House of America in Madrid.

Palacio Real de Madrid is the largest royal residence in Europe with one of Spain's most beautiful square Plaza de Oriente, overlooking the Real Casa de Campo (Royal Countryside House). A square created by order of Napoleon Bonaparte's brother Jose I de Bonaparte, whom said emperor had appointed King of Spain after his invasion in 1808, hence this Joseph I gained the nickname "the square king", "el rey plazuelas", as by reiterately ordering the demolishing of buildings, many priorly non-existing squares, were formed, such as Plaza de Santa Ana. Charming Plaza de la Villa with the oldest building in Madrid, Casa de los Lujanes. Medieval churches like Parroquia de San Ginés. Main square of the ancient town, the Plaza Mayor de Madrid, historically a place for market, executions and even bullfighting celebrations, in Spanish "Faenas". Nearby, the oldest restaurant in the world, certified by Guiness Book of Records, El Sobrino de Botín, suckling and lamb in an 18th century oven, bringing in the product from neighbouring Segovia.

In the pictuers, Mayor street, at its beginning in Puerta del Sol. The Plaza Mayor and its beautiful surrounding buildings. Just a short walk away, this hall appearing in the picture is one of Prado Museum´s rooms. Notorious square Puerta del Sol and the "km 0" of national roads, under the 18th century Royal Mail House, Real Casa de Correos. Beneath its clock, every New Year's Eve, Madrid's people, share the last 12 seconds of the year, when the Royal Mail House clock rings its bell 12 times symbolizing the last moments of the year.

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