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Salsa master David Castellano offers bachata and salsa classes Monday-Friday in the evenings for different levels, beginner to advanced. Classes are 15 euros or one class a week for 35 euros per month. Other class packs and pricing options are available.

This club is ideal for those who want to dance for a bit but have the option to also chill out with a drink. The music varies from live bands to DJs, and you can enjoy it in a space that’s split into two levels: one for dancing and one to relax in with a cocktail.

This spot is Madrid’s most famous Latin nightclub and has many different theme nights, including Cuba-specific parties and drink deals, depending on the day. Some days, salsa or bachata classes are offered earlier in the evening before the club officially opens. Check their Facebook page to get on the list and to check for special events.

In addition to the regular menu, this spot offers monthly tasting menus and holiday menus for an all-inclusive experience. They also have live music every night and occasionally in the afternoon as well.

Definitely hit up this spot on Thursdays, when the mojitos are just 4 euros. The restaurant is decorated with Cuban art and photos, and the menu is varied with all the Cuban traditional specialties.

This laid-back spot allows you to write on the walls with chalk as you enjoy your Cuban cuisine. It’s also one of the most affordable spots on this list.

A Madrid staple, this Cuban restaurant has graced Madrid’s city center for a while now. Pop in for some Havana Club or a meal. There’s also outdoor seating.