Attractions: Bridge of Alcalá

You’ll fall in love with Parque del Retiro, Madrid’s great green lung, and be impressed by the monumental elegance of Madrid Bourbon. Whether it’s a picnic under the trees or a magical sunset in Parque del Retiro, you’ll enjoy memorable moments in this leafy city refuge and the surrounding Bourbon-era streets and plazas. Along the way, a guide will point out the hidden secrets and curiosities that lie behind the park’s monuments and the neighbourhood’s grand façades. Instead of only taking pictures, you’ll hear the stories and little-known facts that bring this part of Madrid to life. The experience will balance light-hearted moments with informative insights, so learning and enjoyment go hand in hand as you explore Parque del Retiro and the Madrid of the Bourbons.

On this tour, you'll explore Madrid at your own pace aboard a double-decker sightseeing bus. You can go around three panoramic routes for 24 hours with one single ticket. You'll get to switch between routes and discover Madrid's history through headphones. On Route 1 (Blue), you'll experience the historic side and its landmarks, such as Paseo del Prado and Madrid's Art Triangle. On Route 2 (Green), you’ll discover modern Madrid, where you’ll see Atocha Station, Nuevos Ministerios and Puerta de Alcalá. You'll also encounter contemporary architectural works, including the KIO Towers and Bernabéu Stadium. Route 3 (Orange) will take you around present-day Madrid, where you’ll witness the city’s most cosmopolitan side. Here, you’ll go from Neptuno and Puerta de Alcalá to cultural landmarks like Casa Árabe and the Goya district. Then, you’ll continue to Colón and the lively Malasaña neighborhood before ending at Callao and the iconic Gran Vía.

In Madrid, an open-top night tour will let you see the city’s most famous streets and monuments from a double-decker bus. You’ll board around sunset and ride as the city’s façades and boulevards light up, creating a lively evening atmosphere. Along the non-stop route, you will pass illuminated landmarks such as Plaza de Cibeles, the Metropolis Building, Gran Vía and the Puerta de Alcalá. Audio commentary in 10 languages will play as you move through the city, providing context about the architecture, history and nightlife. The combination of views and narration will give you a fresh perspective on Madrid’s landmarks and urban character after dark.

In Madrid, Tuk Tuk Baloo-Go will take you on a carefully organised tour that aims to capture the city's authentic essence. An experienced team of guides and drivers will accompany you, combining historical knowledge with friendly, close attention so you can understand the culture and stories behind the streets and landmarks. The company also operates throughout Spain and adapts each experience to the needs of its travellers. You will travel on a well-designed itinerary and receive personalised attention before, during and after the tour. Because the operator focuses on places rather than just supplying a vehicle, each person may enjoy a premium-feeling experience; a private booking option is also available if you prefer exclusivity. Along the way you will learn about Madrid’s history and culture and may be shown some of Spain’s most emblematic corners, presented with the guides’ insight and passion.

This guided bike or e-bike tour takes you through Madrid’s most famous landmarks with a local guide. You’ll ride along historic squares, elegant boulevards and leafy parks while hearing about the city’s royal heritage, culture and everyday life. The pace is relaxed, so you can enjoy the streets as you move through them. Along the route you’ll cycle past Plaza Mayor and Puerta del Sol, and see the exterior of the Royal Palace and the Prado Museum before gliding into Retiro Park. There will be regular stops for photos and stories, and your guide will point out the contrasts between the historic centre and the grand modern avenues. The experience is suitable for first-time visitors and returning travellers alike, offering an easy, enjoyable way to take in Madrid’s defining sights.

You’ll explore Madrid’s “Moderna” — also known as Madrid de los Borbones — as you move through the city’s modern quarter and pause at its most emblematic sights. The route takes you past the Banco de España and the Fuente de Cibeles, brings you by the Puerta de Alcalá and along the lively Gran Vía, and culminates with a visit inside El Retiro Park. Along the way you’ll see well‑known monuments and some hidden corners that reveal a different face of the city. As you move between places, your guide will share stories and local secrets that many residents don’t know, giving context to the architecture and public spaces. At the end of the experience you’ll receive a curated list of recommended places selected by the guide, so your exploration of Madrid can continue on your own.

You will enjoy a relaxed tuk-tuk ride through central Madrid, taking in some of the city’s most iconic sights. Along the way you will pass the Royal Palace, once the home of Spain’s kings, and cruise down Gran Via, often called the “Madrid Roadway”. The Cathedral of La Almudena will stand out for its blend of modern and traditional architecture, offering a striking contrast to the older streets around it. As you move through the city, you will see the Cibeles Fountain, a long-standing symbol of Madrid, and the Neptune Fountain, famous as a place where Atlético Madrid fans celebrate. Retiro Park will offer a peaceful green pause from the urban buzz, while Puerta de Alcalá will reveal stories of Madrid as a historic gateway to the capital. A guide will share anecdotes and fascinating facts at each stop, helping you connect the sights to the history and culture of the city.

In Madrid, you’ll carry a personal audio guide on your phone that gives you access to 100 captivating audio stories. The tour works directly in your browser, so there’s no app to download. Start whenever you like and move at your own pace — there are no groups and no fixed schedule. Pause and resume as needed, and enjoy vivid storytelling that combines voice narration with atmospheric soundscapes. As you explore, you’ll encounter the city’s most recognised sights and some lesser-known corners. Move through the lively Plaza Mayor, stroll near the Royal Palace and along Gran Vía, and pass into the green spaces of Retiro park. Along the way, the stories will bring each place to life, offering context, anecdotes and local colour. The experience is suitable for solo travellers, couples or families who want a flexible, self-guided way to learn about Madrid without a traditional group tour.

See Madrid at your own pace from the top of a double-decker sightseeing bus. With one ticket you can hop on and off the three colour-coded routes as often as you like. An onboard audio guide with headphones is available in ten languages, so you’ll learn about the city as you move through its different neighbourhoods. The blue route explores Historical Madrid, taking you along the tree-lined Paseo del Prado and past landmarks such as the Royal Palace, Temple of Debod, Plaza Mayor, Barrio de las Letras, Gran Vía, Plaza de España, Moncloa, the Teleférico, Puerta San Vicente, Cuesta de la Vega and Puerta de Toledo. The green route shows Modern Madrid, linking Atocha Station, Nuevos Ministerios, Puerta de Alcalá and Puerta del Sol while passing sights like the KIO Towers, the Public Art Museum’s contemporary sculptures, the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, Museo Ciencias Naturales, Museo Sorolla, Serrano and Canalejas. The orange route highlights present-day Madrid’s creative side with stops at Neptuno, Casa Árabe, the Goya district, Las Ventas bullring, Colón, Bilbao, the Malasaña neighbourhood, Callao and the bustling Gran Vía. You’ll also have access to a guided walking tour of the historic centre and a complimentary drink at La Quimera Tablao Flamenco near Plaza Mayor; more information is available on board.

This self-guided scavenger hunt through Madrid lets you explore at your own pace. The activity is fully independent, with no guides or fixed timetable, so you can pause and resume as needed — even the next day. It’s presented as a playful walking game that works well for couples, families, groups and team-building. The Complete City package lives in a single app and combines an interactive game with local insight. You’ll solve puzzles that lead you to 10+ major attractions and a few hidden gems, while learning the history and legends connected to each site. Along the way you’ll pass the Museo Nacional del Prado and Puerta Felipe IV, stroll through El Retiro Park and by the Puerta de Alcalá, and see the Cibeles Fountain. The route also takes you to Plaza del Sol, Plaza Mayor and Mercado San Miguel, then on to Plaza de Oriente and the Royal Palace. The app includes hand-picked restaurant and shop recommendations, so you might pause for chocolate con churros at San Ginés or try a calamari sandwich near Plaza Mayor as you explore.

From the top deck of an open-top, double-decker sightseeing bus you will enjoy panoramic, 360-degree views across Madrid and its most recognisable landmarks. Along the route you will see the Royal Palace and Almudena Cathedral, pass the Biblioteca Nacional and Puerta de Alcalá, and take in the Cybele Palace and the Metrópolis building. The tour also points out the city’s major museum triangle — the Prado, Reina Sofia and Thyssen-Bornemisza — as well as the Royal Botanic Gardens and Atocha Station. Audio commentary is available on all three routes in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Mandarin, Japanese, Korean and Arabic, offering historical and cultural context as you move through the city. You may hop on at Stop #1 (Fuente Neptuno) on Calle de Felipe IV by the Goya Monument. Please note the Night Tour is not a hop-on, hop-off option.

Madrid’s personality unfolds through contrasts. On this tour you will explore the city’s oldest, most emblematic areas and move into its most modern and business districts, getting a sense of how history and contemporary life sit side by side. The route will introduce you to the character of each neighbourhood and the different styles of architecture and urban life that define them. Along the way you will be shown Madrid’s great avenues and the city’s more modern landmarks, including the world-famous Santiago Bernabéu Stadium. As you move through these varied parts of the city, you will gain a clear picture of Madrid’s diversity and why both its historic heart and its modern districts are essential to understanding the capital.

Ride through Madrid on a guided vintage bike tour that introduces you to the city’s vibrant culture and streetscape. As you move between highlights, you’ll see iconic landmarks such as the Royal Palace, the Prado Museum and the Alcalá Gate, along with other remarkable sights that bring the city’s history and architecture to life. Along the way, your guide will help place these monuments in context so you can better appreciate Madrid’s cultural layers. The pace and style of the tour make it an easy, leisurely way to explore major attractions while enjoying the atmosphere of different neighbourhoods. You’ll leave with a clearer sense of Madrid’s landmarks and a fresh perspective on the city.

This electric tuk‑tuk tour takes you through Madrid’s old town, offering a fun and easy way to see the city. You will ride through narrow streets and lively squares as the vehicle moves past landmarks that reflect the city’s past. As you travel, you’ll pass monuments, churches and buildings that bear witness to Madrid’s history. Along the way you’ll gain a sense of how, from a small beginning, Madrid grew to become the capital of a huge empire. The pace is relaxed, so you can take in the architecture and atmosphere of the old town as you go.

On this one-hour tour, you'll discover the magic of the festive season in Madrid from a private eco tuk-tuk. Your driver-guide will take you past some of the capital's most iconic locations, viewing the Christmas lights and decorations surrounding them. Some of the spots along your route will include Puerta de Alcala, El Retiro Park, Colombus Square, the Four Seasons Hotel, Parliament, the Fountain of Neptune, Velazquez Street and more.