Vegan Deals, Perks & Experiences in Madrid
Handpicked discounts on Madrid’s best plant-based restaurants, shows and experiences, curated for vegan travelers, updated regularly.
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Don’t miss these vegan deals during your visit to Madrid!
Below you’ll find a curated mix of vegan deals, perks and discounts across Madrid, from fully plant-based restaurant menus to must-try local experiences like flamenco nights and Spanish classics made vegan.
Whether you’re after a quick treat, a special afternoon, or a full evening out, these hand-picked offers make it easy to enjoy the best of Madrid without spending hours searching for vegan-friendly spots.
Exploring Madrid as a vegan doesn’t mean missing out on the city’s classics.

Paella & Sangria Cooking Class in Madrid – 85,00 €
Experience authentic Spanish culture in a private space. Join a professional chef and learn how to cook the best paella and they will also teach you the best secrets of Spanish sangria. Select the vegan option when booking your class.
VEGAN PAELLA AVAILABLE
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Create your own vegan route through Madrid
A hand-picked, self-guided vegan travel guide to Madrid’s best plant-based spots. with an interactive map to explore at your own pace
Madrid Vegan Guide – Best Restaurants & Spots 🌱

Visiting Madrid and want to eat like a local vegan?
This is my personal, hand-picked selection after 20 years living and eating plant-based in this city.
Inside you’ll find the best vegan cafés, restaurants, and hidden spots across Madrid’s most central neighborhoods (Lavapiés, Gran Vía, La Latina, and more), plus a full interactive map so you never have to guess where to go next.
Download it, save it to your phone, and explore Madrid stress-free.
🎁 Bonus: exclusive discount code inside for our 100% vegan food tour.
Free Madrid Resources
Getting to know Madrid doesn’t have to cost a thing. Here are a few free resources — from museum hours to zero-cost buses — to help you make the most of your visit.
Free Museum Hours
- Museo del Prado — Free Monday to Saturday, 18:00–20:00, and Sunday/holidays, 17:00–19:00 (permanent collection only)
- Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza — Free Monday, 12:00–16:00, and Saturday, 21:00–23:00
- Museo Reina Sofía — Free Monday and Wednesday to Saturday, 19:00–21:00, and Sunday, 12:30–14:30 (closed Tuesdays)
Free entry is limited to available capacity, so it’s worth arriving a little early.
Free Buses (Líneas Cero)
- 001 — Connects Atocha station to Moncloa, running through the very center of Madrid (Paseo del Prado, Cibeles, Gran Vía, Plaza de España). Runs daily, 7:00–23:30.
- 002 — Connects Puerta de Toledo to Argüelles, passing through La Latina, Tirso de Molina, Gran Vía and Conde Duque. Runs daily, 8:00–21:00.
Both are 100% electric and completely free — just hop on, no ticket needed.
