Hen Party Activities in Madrid

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Madrid Hen Parties

Why visit Madrid? Well, this is Spain’s headiest city where the revellers stay out late, and life is seized with both hands. So, you and the girls can expect passionate nights and days on your Madrid hen do where you’ll fall in love with the city’s culture and fiery charm.

What to Expect During a Hen Party in Madrid

At the centre of it all is Plaza Mayor with everything you need for a night of revelry. The offshoot streets are full to the brim with restaurants and cafes where you can choose from a simple meal of street food or go full-on upscale in some of Madrid's celebrity haunts with five-star service. Whether you want some cheap and cheerful eateries or aren’t watching the wallet on your last weekend of freedom, you’ll find something delicious. Hidden around the corners are some seriously banging nightclubs that don't start pumping until the early hours. This city doesn't really ever sleep so get ready to party hard. If in doubt, let the lovely locals show you how!

This Spanish city is a culture vulture's paradise, and you’ll most likely not have enough time to go and see everything that’s on offer for visitors so use your time wisely. If your group are art fanatics, then your ears will prick up to hear that Madrid is home to what’s known as the Golden Triangle of Art! These three museums, Prado, Reina Sofis and Thyssen-Bornemisza, are home to some of the biggest artists to ever live and the Prado especially should be on all art lovers bucket lists.

You’ll be spoilt for choice with fun activities too from learning the moves to transform into a flamenco dancer to exploring the rich tapas culture. Whatever your Madrid hen party style, if you’re girls who love sun, sangria and new experiences, you’ll love visiting one of the best cities in Spain and making memories you’ll treasure forever.

Outdoor Hen Do Activities in Madrid

Feel the wind in your hair and sun on your face with one of our fun outdoor activities during your hen do in Madrid. Unleash the big kid within with a visit to a waterpark where you’ll take on slides, rides and enjoy a swim in the pool. If you’re more of a thrill-seeker, try an outdoor adventure course that’s jam-packed with rope bridges and zip wires that’ll get your adrenaline pumping as you climb up in the trees.

The Top 10 Madrid Hen Party Activities

1) Pub Crawls

If you're looking for a fun way to explore Madrid and meet new people on the hen do, then how about one of the city's top pub crawls? It's perfect for getting to know and embrace the local culture and with this experience, you're bound to discover places that aren't necessarily on the tourist trail. Hosted by a fun and friendly English speaking guide, you'll check out a top selection of drinking spots in the city, and there will be a complimentary shot in every bar for each person. Expect to visit around 3-4 pubs during this public pub crawl, which will last for around 3-5 hours. Afterwards, you'll keep the good times going with entry to an epic nightclub!

2) Wine Tasting

Wine tasting in Madrid is a must-do activity for any wine loving hen groups visiting this Spanish capital. With a rich history of winemaking, Madrid boasts an impressive selection of local wines that are sure to impress even the most discerning palate. Wine tasting experiences in Madrid range from small, intimate tastings to larger events with sommeliers and experts guiding you through the different flavours and aromas of each wine. Look forward to tasting a hand picked selection of red, white and rose wines, along with tasty nibbles to accompany each one. This is a truly sophisticated hen party activity and is great for learning all about vino!

3) Escape Room

If you fancy something a bit more challenging, don your detective hats and give a mind-boggling escape room a try. You’ll have just one hour to go into the room and solve the many puzzles and riddles and crack clues in order to escape. This is a brilliant activity for hen parties that don't know everyone within the group and is great for breaking the ice and initiating conversation. You'll have a total blast with an escape room in Madrid - you really can't put a price on the satisfaction once you manage to escape! Just make sure that no woman is left behind!

4) Spa Day

Arranging a hen party can be stressful so take a load off by treating yourselves to a spa day during your Madrid hen do. Unwind and relax to the max with this 90-minute spa circuit where you’ll have access to the thermal pool, whirlpool, aroma shower, sauna and relaxation area. You can even add an indulgent 15-minute massage to leave you feeling tip top before you carry on your celebrations with the girls.

5) Flamenco Dancing

Kick things off in style with a flamenco dance class. This traditional dance has been super popular with hundreds of years and is a great way to break the ice and let your hair down with the girls as you twirl, strut and get into the rhythm. You’ll have a number of props to help you really get the feel for this dance and you can even dress to look the part! Don’t forget to take loads of photos, ladies.

6) Waterpark

Cool off from all that Spanish sun with a fun trip to a waterpark! Located around a 30-minute drive from the city centre, here you’ll find 12 exciting attractions including waterslides, a wave pool, sandy beach, lazy river and more. There’s no better activity to get you in the holiday mood!

7) Pole Dancing

Looking for a fun and unique way to celebrate your upcoming hen party in Madrid? Why not try a pole dancing class! Not only is it a great way to let loose and have some fun with your friends, but it's also a fantastic workout that will leave you feeling empowered and confident. Our pole dancing classes are led by experienced instructors who will guide you through a series of fun and flirty routines. Don't worry if you've never tried pole dancing before – these sessions are suitable for all abilities, so you can feel comfortable no matter what your experience level is. During the class, you'll learn a variety of basic pole dancing techniques that will have you feeling sultry and sassy! And of course, there will be plenty of opportunities to show off your new skills and snap some fun photos with your pals.

8) Cooking Class

Add a drop of sophisticated to your trip away with the girls with a laid-back wine tasting. Immerse yourselves in the deliciousness of Spanish cuisine as you learn how to make tapas, paella and dessert with tutelage from a professional chef. They’ll provide all the equipment and ingredients you need so all you need to do is turn up, ready to make something tasty.

9) Treasure Hunt

Explore the vibrant city of Madrid in one of the best possible ways with an exciting and interactive treasure hunt experience! On the day, you and the rest of the hens will meet your guide at the agreed spot, who will then split you into teams for the activity - you'll be competing against each other, whilst racing against the clock! Get ready to get your brain working as you solve a series of puzzles and riddles, crack clues and take on a variety of challenges. Two complimentary drinks per person will be provided during the experience at a set pub, which forms part of the hunt. The winners will be the first team that completes all of the tasks and finds the treasure! Reckon you've got what it takes to become treasure hunt champions? Come and give it a go and see for yourselves!

10) Assault Course

Make your way up high into the treetops with this fantastic assault course that Madrid has to offer. This is a brilliant activity for those groups of hens looking for something that packs a bit of adrenaline. Here, you'll get to enjoy six circuits, along with over 20 zip line experiences, that will see you whizz through the air at great speeds! Your activity instructor will get you all kitted out with all the necessary safety gear for this experience and then you'll be able to take on these incredible courses!

Fun facts

Did you know?

  • Madrid is a city, a region and the capital of Spain.
  • It claims to be Europe’s sunniest city with an average of 250 sunny days per year and less cloudy days than anywhere else.
  • While you’re in town, you can visit the oldest restaurant in the world, according to the Guinness Book of Records. Sobrino de Botin was founded in 1725 and offer delicious traditional Spanish dishes.
  • The city’s name is from the Arabic ‘Magerit’ which translates to the ‘place of many streams.’
  • After London, Madrid has Europe’s largest transit system so it’s easy to get around by tube and bus.
  • The official symbol of Madrid is a bear on its hind legs eating berries from a tree.
  • Real Madrid FC was the most successful football club in the world during the 20th century, according to FIFA.
  • This is the highest capital city in Europe with most of it around 700m above sea level.
  • The Palacio Real is the biggest royal palace in Europe by floor area. It’s used for state ceremonies with the royal families living on the outskirts of the city.
  • Las Ventas is the biggest bullring in Spain. It can seat up to 25,000 people, and the Beatles performed there in 1965.
  • Theme park, Warner Brothers Movie World can be found around 15 miles away from the city centre.
  • Madrid is home to the world’s only public monument to the devil. It stands 666m above sea level in the Parque del Buen Retiro.
  • Madrid’s total area is around 233 square kilometres.
  • The Plaza Mayor is surrounded by three-story residential buildings with 237 balconies.
  • Ernest Hemingway was a big fan of Madrid. He wrote: “It is the most Spanish of all cities, the best to live in, the finest people, month in and month out the finest climate.”

Madrid in numbers

  • Madrid is one of the populous cities in Europe with more than 6.5 million inhabitants.
  • Madrid was established as an official city in the 9th century.
  • It’s been the capital of Spain since the 1600s.
  • The statue of the city’s symbol in Puerta de Sol weighs more than 20 tonnes.
  • Real Madrid football stadium has space for more than 80,000 spectators.
  • Madrid is in the top five biggest cities in the EU.
  • The Royal Palace has a whopping 3,418 rooms.
  • Madrid’s been voted the 2nd best place to live in Europe by Lonely Planet.
  • There’s more green space per inhabitant than anywhere else in the world, covering 35% of the city’s total area, so you can relax to the max on your Madrid hen weekend.
  • Three major art museums form the famous Golden Triangle - Prado, Reina Sofis and Thyssen-Bornemisza.

Local Celebs

Pop singer-songwriter Enrique Iglesias and his famous father Julio Iglesias were born in Madrid as was David and Victoria Beckham’s son Cruz.

Fast and Furious actress Elsa Pataky was also born in the Spanish capital and has been spotted holidaying with her hubby, Thor actor Chris Hemsworth, numerous times. Who will you spot on your hen weekend in Madrid?

Food and Drink

Spanish food is quite simply delicious, so your taste buds are in for a treat! From cocido madrileno (beef and vegetable stew) to churros (fried pastry) dipped in chocolate and all sorts of tapas, there’s a dish everyone will enjoy here.

Activities for Foodie Hen Parties in Madrid

For a convenient way to sample lots of tasty local food, try a tasty three-course meal at one of the city’s most popular restaurants. You’ll get patatas bravas and houmous to start, followed by a delicious steak dinner and some mouth-watering cheesecake for dessert. What’s more, you’ll get bottomless drinks throughout your reservation with a choice of sangria or beer.

What better way to toast your Madrid hen do? The city is packed with top restaurants with a cuisine to suit everyone, whether you want your food to be meaty of veggie, traditionally Spanish or a home comfort.

Cooking Class - If you fancy not just eating but learning how to make Spanish food, try a paella cooking class that’s led by a professional chef who’ll show you the ropes.

You’ll gather round the big, open pan to get stuck into making this tasty, traditional dish before sitting down to eat what you’ve made, alongside a scrumptious dessert and glass of sangria. Best of all, you’ll have the skills to create your own paella any time you like when you get home.

Botin - C. de Cuchilleros, 17, 28005 Madrid

- Founded in 1725, according to the Guinness Book of Records, Botin is the oldest restaurant in the world, making it a must visit for history buffs on a hen do in Madrid. Here, you’ll tuck into traditional cuisine including their famous pork and lamb roasted in the Castilian style as well line-caught hake, fresh sole, clams and gazpacho.

Gula Gula - C. de Preciados, 46, 28013 Madrid

- Combine food and entertainment and you get Gula Gula where you can tuck into tasty grub whilst watching drag acts perform on stage. Expect comedic and musical numbers that’ll have you all laughing and letting your hair down for a night to remember.

Madrid Nightlife

The people of Madrid are known to other Spaniards as ‘gatos’ or ‘cats’ due to their custom of staying out late every night so you know you’re in good company on your hen night in Madrid. A usual Spanish night out will see you travelling from bar to bar, club to club and sometimes not even getting home until the sun starts to rise so take inspiration from the friendly, party-loving locals and get ready to really let your hair down for a night to remember.

Wine Tasting - Why not start your last night of freedom off with a wine tasting? An English-speaking wine connoisseur will help you get to grips with grapes and introduce you to three delicious wines. You’ll find out a lot about each one as you drink it and share opinions on your favourites with your friends. You’ll also have tasty snacks to munch on to help soak up a bit of that alcohol. If you want to add a drop of sophisticated to you big night out, a wine tasting is perfect.

Hen Party Bars in Madrid - Pre-book your bar entry before you go on you Madrid hen party for a totally convenient night out. Forget traipsing around the city streets, trying to find somewhere decent to go. We’ve got you covered. We even offer packages with unlimited drinks!

Once you’re suitably warmed up, it’s time for a bar crawl before heading to a nightclub until the early hours. Unlike many other European capitals, English isn’t always widely spoken, although this is something that’s changing with the younger generations. Regardless, you’ll find the locals to be friendly and more than capable of showing you how it’s done in the party stakes!

The Best Time to Visit Madrid

There’s never a bad time to visit the capital of Spain but if you fancy having your hen do in Madrid when there’s something especially exciting going on, here’s a rundown of some of their most popular annual events.

Madrid Carnival

Kick things off in February with Madrid Carnival. This colourful celebration includes a masquerade ball, street theatre, music and dance performances and closes with the Burial of the Sardine, a long-standing tradition.

The Suma Flamenco Festival

The Suma Flamenco Festival takes place every June and features flamenco shows, performances and workshops from some of the nation’s best dancers, singers and musicians including appearances from flamenco stars and promising newcomers.

Le Samana del Orgullo

Madrid’s Le Semana del Orgullo (Pride) celebrations are amongst the best in the world, attracting up to two million people, and take place from the last weekend of June until early July with fun concerts, a heels race and an amazing parade. Head to Chueca to be in the centre of the action.

Virgen de la Paloma

August 15th celebrates Virgen de la Paloma. They have a massive street party where the roads are closed off to traffic and you can enjoy rides, games, parades, concerts, competitions and religious events.

Noche en Blanco

If you fancy an all-night party, Noche en Blanco takes place in September and is an all-nighter dedicated to art, literature, cinema, dance, theatre and more. Expect live music, performances and events with the museums and other cultural venues staying open all night long.

Getting around

Getting Around During Your Madrid Hen Do

After London, Madrid has Europe’s biggest transit system, and we’d suggest it’s how you and the girls get around. Buses and subways use the same system, so tickets work on each, which keeps things nice and simple. Ticket machines are in both Spanish and English, as are announcements, making it that little bit easier for you to work out the new system.

If you’re looking for more personalised travel on your hen do in Madrid, getting a taxi will whisk you through the streets on time and lets you wear those new shoes without worrying about how far you have to walk in them! You can do this by flagging them down on the street of calling a local firm. You can even book one of our airport transfers to make getting from the airport to your accommodation a total breeze.

Fancy a Hen Party in Madrid?

So, there you have it. If you like sun, sangria, culture, nightlife shenanigans and filling your time with loads of fun activities, the Spanish capital is a must visit destination for that last weekend of freedom. If you want more hen party ideas in Madrid, browse our full activity listings now.

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