I’m a passionate guide with a deep love for Spanish culture, food, and wine. Since 2012, I’ve been sharing Madrid’s vibrant history and culinary treasures with travelers, bringing them closer to the Spanish way of life.
Q. What inspired you to become a guide?
My own travels showed me how much more rewarding it is to explore with a local guide. I wanted to offer that same experience in my own city.
Q. What do you love most about Madrid?
Madrid has it all—the history, the delicious food and wine, and a laid-back way of life that’s so easy to fall in love with.
Q. Tell us about a memorable moment from one of your tours.
Once, I had guests who returned years later and asked specifically for me as their guide. Moments like that are incredibly special.
I’m a Le Cordon Bleu graduate
I’ve lived in Britain, Ecuador, and Gibraltar.
I lead cooking classes here in Madrid!
Q: What do you tell your visiting friends to see in Madrid?
The city highlights, of course, like the Prado Museum or Royal Palace. But I also recommend those hidden neighborhoods that feel authentically Madrileño. Ask your guide for their tips!
Q: What about the culture in Madrid should people not miss?
Spend a Sunday morning at El Rastro, our famous flea market, followed by tapas around the neighborhood. It’s a real local experience!
Q: What are some unmissable foods and drinks?
You have to try cocido (a hearty soup), croquettes, Iberian ham, and Madroño liqueur… and so much more. It's hard to choose!
