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New area, comfortable tourism, different visit. Madrid its much more than the downtown area. We will discover u the top places u must visit in the Spanish Capital.

Experience Spain’s national art museum, the Prado Museum, and El Retiro Park with a guided tour and skip-the-line access requiring ticket exchange at the start. Explore the museum’s vast collection of European and Spanish art, including significant works by Francisco Goya, Hieronymus Bosch, El Greco, and many other notable artists. Then, tour Madrid’s central park and see its sculptures, gardens, and beloved lake.

Treat your taste buds to this 3.5-hour walking tapas tour of Madrid! Gain insight into the cherished Spanish culinary tradition from your local guide as you go eatery hopping. Sample authentic tapas, Iberian ham, and churros, plus a range of different Spanish wines. All food and drinks are included, so be sure to bring your walking shoes and your appetite.

Visit 2 wineries from the Madrid Wines Denomination of Origin and learn about their wines from their winemakers and winemakers. Taste at least 7 wines, including reds, whites, rosés and sparklings, and learn about winemaking techniques that fuse tradition and innovation. Just 40 minutes from the center of Madrid, we will tour the Castilian countryside dotted with olive groves and vineyards interspersed with cereal fields and medieval towns such as Chinchón or Colmenar de Oreja that treasure a great historical heritage. Wines with personality from grapes such as Tempranillo, Cabernet Sauvignon, Grenache, Syrah or Malvar, easy to drink, complex after refining in oak barrels and that reflect the character of the land. Let yourself be guided and surprised by those places where mass tourism does not reach and that immerse the traveler in an authentic wine, sensory and panoramic experience that will be the most remembered after your visit to Madrid. As a final touch we will stop at the Plaza Mayor of Chinchón

Save time and effort. This private tour from Madrid allows you to discover two destinations in a single day without the hassle of public transport or joining a group tour. Head first for Toledo, the old capital of Spain, for a walking tour and free time to explore. Then, continue to the historic city Segovia to admire its Roman aqueduct and medieval castle.

Embark on a comprehensive guided tour of Madrid, traveling like the locals do: on a bike. With a guide leading the pack to point out the sights and provide directions, you can focus on pedaling and taking in the scenery. Pass most of the city's key historical, cultural, and architectural landmarks while listening to in-depth guided commentary. Cycle along the Manzanares River, down Calle del Toledo, and through Plaza de Puerta Cerrada, among other important spots.

Most bike tours follow strict schedules and rigid itineraries, leaving little time for off-the-cuff exploration. This private bike tour of Madrid has a customizable itinerary, allowing you to see only the attractions you want to see, and when. Ride on cycling paths, through pedestrian zones and parks, and see many of the main highlights, stopping for drinks along the way.

Madrid’s vibrant streets and historic sites can feel overwhelming at first. Take the guesswork out of your visit by exploring with a local on a private walking tour. This personalized tour allows you to discover the exterior of monuments and museums while learning about the city’s history and culture. Please note that museum visits are not included. If you would like to visit a museum inside, you will need to contact us in advance, and a supplement will apply depending on the selected museum. Your guide contacts you beforehand to understand your preferences, ensuring you see the places you truly want to experience. Perfect for families, solo travelers, or couples, this tour offers hidden gems, cultural insights, and a deeper connection to Madrid.

Discover and enjoy Madrid by Segway. A Segway tour through the monumental center of Madrid. A journey through the history and culture of this city.

Explore the banks and bridges of the Madrid River (Rio Madrid) on this Segway tour. Riding a self-balancing electric scooter allows you to cover much more ground than you could on foot in a relatively short amount of time. With a guide in the lead, you can focus on the scenery instead of directions, and learn about the history and culture of the area through guided commentary. Stops include the Almudena Cathedral, the Royal Palace, and other landmarks.

Cover more distance in less time without exerting excess energy on this compact electric bike tour of Madrid. On a state-of-the-art electric bike, you’ll pedal parallel to the Manzanares River and see 13 ornamental fountains, the King’s Bridge, and Madrid’s urban beach. This tour is suitable for all fitness levels, and ideal for families, due to the low level of exertion required.

Visit stunning, history-packed Toledo at your own pace during this full-day, semi-guided tour. Enjoy an introductory walking tour through the city's historic center and a panoramic bus ride to the Mirador del Valle, then spend the rest of the day exploring on your own. Tours include comfortable transportation from Madrid in an air-conditioned, WIFI-equipped luxury coach.

Skip the lines and see the artworks of some of the world’s most famous artists during this small-group tour at the renowned Reina Sofia Museum. Modern and classic works by artists like Dali, Picasso, Miro, and more are on display here for you to discover with help from your guide. Learn how social and political events like the Spanish Civil war shaped the art world.

Mix the worlds of history and gastronomy during this small-group tour to Madrid’s locally beloved tapas bars. Learn about tapas traditions as you sample several dishes like patatas bravas, chorizo, churros, and croquettes. Learn about the city’s past and its culinary history as you make your way past landmarks and plazas like Puerta del Sol, Plaza Mayor, Mercado de San Miguel, and Plaza de la Villa.

Go off the beaten path to experience the lifestyle of Madrilenos on this private tour of Madrid. Follow your local host through the hip areas of Chueca and Malasaña to see vintage stores, art galleries, and unique restaurants. Stop at a traditional tapas bar for a drink and a snack and take away plenty of recommendations tailored to your tastes and interests.

We will take you to know the most notable places in Madrid, its people, its customs, its tastes and traditions. We begin the tour of historic Madrid in the Los Jerónimo neighborhood in the center of the city, passing through the emblematic Retiro Park, the Puerta de Alcalá, and the Paseo del Prado. Then we will go to the Royal Palace, Plaza Mayor and the San Miguel Market and the most picturesque streets of the city.

With so much to explore in Madrid, a bicycle offers the perfect way to cover plenty ground while stopping easily for a closer look at major sights and hidden curiosities. On this private bike tour, cruise through the Spanish capital with a guide who knows the best routes to take for maximized sightseeing. Learn about Madrid’s history and culture along the way, and take advantage of a flexible itinerary for a customized ride.

Enjoy an exclusive Excursion to Segovia from Madrid in a modern bus with all the comforts required for a pleasant trip. Enjoy an onlooker guided walking tour of the main attractions in the city. Visit Segovia at your own pace, one of the most beautiful World Heritage cities. • Travel to Segovia and back in the comfort of a comfortable bus • An English-speaking guide will be on hand to answer questions • Learn about Segovia with a 60-minute walking tour • Children under 4 travel free

Take a deep dive into Madrid’s contemporary art scene with this small-group tour of the Salesas-Chueca neighborhood. With a local artist as a guide, you’ll visit several art galleries, where you will meet with owners and learn about how the galleries operate. You’ll also enjoy a visit to your artist-guide’s own studio for a more personal view of Madrid’s artistic life.

Ditch the crowds of tourists that often come with walking tours and enjoy the more intimate experience of a small-group walking tour as you explore the old town of Madrid. Follow your guide as they take you to Madrid highlights such as the Royal Palace of Madrid, Plaza Mayor, and Puerta del Sol. This shared walking tour is limited to 10 participants.

Explore Madrid’s culinary scene beyond what’s in the guidebooks on a small-group tapas tour. Follow your insider guide to special spots that only locals know about, learning about the history of Madrid as you go. Sample tapas and drinks at local tavernas and at the Mercado de San Miguel and get recommendations from your guide for more great places to visit after your tour.

Many tours of the Royal Palace of Madrid are conducted in English and Spanish simultaneously, meaning travelers from both language backgrounds miss out. Go deeper in this tour that uses only the language you’ve selected. Marvel at the collection of weapons in the Royal Armory, take in the Throne Room, and more. Along the way, learn about the history of the Spanish royal family through your guide's engaging narrative.

Don’t bother with the hassle of car rental and maps in order to visit Toledo. Instead, take this easy day trip to the UNESCO World Heritage site from Madrid, which includes roundtrip transport between the two cities on a comfortable bus, a guided walking tour, and admission tickets to select Toledo monuments and attractions such as the Santa Iglesia Catedral, Santa María La Blanca Synagogue, Santo Tome Church, and the San Juan de Los Reyes Monastery.

Visit one of Europe’s most important art collections on a 2-hour tour of Madrid’s famed Prado Museum. Housing more than 8,000 works of art, the museum can be overwhelming to visit independently, but you will see the most significant and admired paintings and sculptures, including works by Spanish, Dutch, and Italian masters. Learn about the stories and figures behind the art, representing the best of diverse periods from the Renaissance to the height of Impressionism.