Attractions: Madrid Rio

With this tour, you'll have an opportunity to explore Madrid at your own pace aboard a double-decker sightseeing bus. During the tour, you'll get to go to three panoramic routes for a full 24 or 48 hours with the same ticket. Additionally, you can switch routes if you want. The tour allows you to discover the Spanish city's history with the help of an audio guide available in multiple languages.

In Madrid you'll travel on board one of our Tuk-Tuks, a novelty that lets you share the ride with other travellers. You will benefit from the economic advantages of individual payment while enjoying a compact, sociable way to see the city. Along the way, expert guides will help you discover the most amazing places, pointing out and explaining Madrid’s most iconic squares and monuments. As you move through the streets, you’ll learn about the highlights and enjoy close-up views of the city’s well-known landmarks, making it easy to appreciate Madrid’s character and history.

Eco Tuk Tuk will take you on a drive through Madrid, the capital of Spain. As you move through the city, you’ll pass its most relevant areas and discover local secrets that help explain the character of each neighbourhood. The route gives a clear, accessible introduction to what Madrid has to offer. Along the way, you’ll gain a broad overview of the city that helps you plan the rest of your stay. This experience is designed to show you the highlights and give context to the places you might want to explore more on your travel days.

Enjoy one of Madrid’s most authentic traditions on a panoramic terrace overlooking Parque del Oeste. In a relaxed, open-air setting, you’ll taste a curated selection of premium Spanish wines at your own pace on this self-guided experience. Tasting notes or an audio guide are available in multiple languages to lead you through the wines and help you learn about each glass as you move through the tasting. You can choose a Classic Wine Tasting, which includes freshly baked grissini, or upgrade to the Premium Option for a generous board of Spain’s finest cured meats. Whether you visit during the day or at sunset, the experience combines outstanding wines, spectacular views and the unmistakable atmosphere of Madrid’s terrace culture.

On City Sightseeing's hop-on hop-off bus tour you can explore Madrid at your own pace. The open-top buses offer panoramic views as you travel between the city's main sights, and three routes with multiple stops let you hop on and off whenever you like to build your own itinerary. Along the way you'll be able to see iconic places such as Plaza Mayor, the Royal Palace and the Temple of Debod, and pass major cultural sites like the Prado Museum as the city unfolds. Each route focuses on different areas. The Historic Madrid route includes Gran Vía, Neptuno and Cibeles alongside the historic core. The Modern Madrid route takes you to Puerta de Alcalá, Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, Museo Sorolla, Colón, Serrano and Canalejas. The Contemporary Madrid route explores vibrant neighbourhoods and landmarks such as Malasaña, Las Ventas, Callao, Gran Vía, Puerta de Alcalá and Colón. You can mix and match stops to visit museums, shopping streets, nightlife areas and landmark plazas at your leisure.

With City Sightseeing’s hop-on hop-off bus tour, you’ll see Madrid at your own pace. The open-top buses give panoramic views as you travel between neighbourhoods, museums, shopping streets and nightlife areas, and you can hop on and off whenever you like to build your own itinerary. Three routes cover different sides of the city. The Historic Madrid Route takes you past Plaza Mayor and the Royal Palace, calls at the Temple of Debod and Gran Vía, and passes cultural landmarks such as the Prado Museum, Neptuno and Cibeles. The Modern Madrid Route will bring you to Puerta de Alcalá and the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, and stops near Museo Sorolla, Colón, Serrano and Canalejas. The Contemporary Madrid Route explores vibrant districts and landmarks including Malasaña, Las Ventas, Callao, Gran Vía, Puerta de Alcalá and Colón. Along the way you’ll get a broad introduction to Madrid’s history, art and lively urban scenes while planning the time you want to spend at each stop.

This e-bike experience in Madrid will help you cover the city with less effort. Using electric assistance, you’ll glide through the lively neighbourhoods of Chueca and Malasaña and follow streets lined with cafés and local shops. You’ll ride into Retiro Park to enjoy its scenic paths, tackle the slopes down to Madrid Río, and cruise along historic thoroughfares such as Calle Mayor and Gran Vía. Along the way you’ll see a mix of well-known landmarks and quieter, hidden corners of the city. Custom tours for groups and families are available, so routes can be adapted to your interests and the needs of your party. The experience focuses on using e-bikes to make exploring Madrid’s iconic sights and lesser-known gems easier and more enjoyable.

You will begin in Madrid at 7 San Bernardo Street, in the heart of the city, where the morning bustle introduces the day. Your destination is Segovia, a city known for its medieval character. In Segovia you'll see the impressive Roman Aqueduct, a notable feat of Roman engineering. As you move through the old town, narrow cobbled streets reveal historic corners and atmosphere. The Alcázar de Segovia, with its fairy‑tale appearance, offers a sense of earlier eras. Along the way you'll explore Segovia’s culinary side with lunch at a cosy local restaurant, where roast suckling pig is served as a regional speciality. Before returning to Madrid, you will visit the Segovia Cathedral, also called the Lady of the Cathedrals, and have the chance to climb the tower for wide panoramic views over the city. The day will finish with the journey back to Madrid, leaving you with memories of Segovia’s landmarks, streets and flavours.

On the Do Eat Better Madrid Food Tour you’ll explore Madrid’s food scene with a local food expert who is also a passionate foodie host. As you move through the city in a small group, you’ll visit top speciality shops, eateries and bars where you may sample some of the region’s most famous products. Tastes will include both savoury and sweet local delicacies and may include dishes such as gambas or bocadillos de calamares, alongside other regional bites. Along the way you’ll enjoy tasters of regional dishes while hearing stories about the food, the places and the rich gastronomic traditions of the area. The experience will combine tasting with learning about Madrid’s culinary history and culture, all at a relaxed pace and with an informal vibe. It’s a culinary journey shared with fellow food lovers, guided by someone who knows the city’s flavours well.

This transfer service takes you from the airport to central Madrid or to nearby historic cities such as Toledo, Salamanca, Segovia and Ávila, as well as to any destination within the Community of Madrid. It offers a straightforward way to reach your chosen arrival point without having to navigate public transport after a flight. You will travel in a large taxi that accommodates five passengers, making it suitable for small groups or families and their luggage. The service focuses on getting you from the airport to your destination; details about pick-up and any specific route options will be confirmed when you book. Online booking is available, so you can reserve the transfer in advance. Whether you’re heading to Madrid Centro or planning to continue on to one of the surrounding cities, this transfer provides a simple, shared mode of transport from the airport to the Community of Madrid and the named destinations.

You’ll travel from Madrid to Toledo by air-conditioned coach and step into a city shaped by more than 2,000 years of history. As you arrive, you’ll explore Toledo’s Old Town, declared a World Heritage City in 1986, and learn about the long coexistence of Arab, Jewish and Christian cultures. Along the way your guide will explain how those three traditions influenced the city’s architecture and gave Toledo its important historical role — it once served as the capital of Spain. You’ll follow your guide along cobbled streets until you reach Toledo Cathedral, built on the remains of an Arab mosque and begun in the 13th century. The cathedral is one of Spain’s most significant Gothic buildings; you’ll see its impressive façade and the large bell tower up close. After the guided walk, you’ll have some free time to wander at your own pace, soak up the atmosphere of the streets and squares, and take in more of the city before returning to Madrid.

You will leave Madrid with a certified local guide to explore three UNESCO World Heritage cities: Segovia, Ávila and Toledo. The guided visits will introduce you to each city's history, architecture and cultural legacy, with commentary that helps you understand why these places are protected for their universal value. In Segovia you'll visit the Plaza Mayor and see landmarks such as the Roman Aqueduct, the Cathedral and the medieval Alcázar. In Ávila you'll learn about the city's legacy as you view its famous walls and the nearby Roman necropolis. In Toledo, often called the City of the Three Cultures for its Christian, Jewish and Muslim heritage, you'll visit its most representative monuments, including the Cathedral of Toledo, the second largest cathedral in Spain. Along the way your guide will put these sites into context so you'll come away with a clear sense of each city's importance and character.

This experience offers a deep dive into Spanish cuisine and culture, beginning with a tour of a traditional market led by an expert local guide. As you move through the stalls, you'll see the ingredients that shape everyday cooking in Spain and learn about local food customs from someone who knows them well. After the market, you'll head to a modern private kitchen to prepare a meal. In that hands-on session you will make traditional paella alongside a selection of tapas and a dessert. Along the way you'll learn cooking techniques you can use at home and hear about the fascinating history behind paella. By the time you sit down to enjoy your homemade lunch, you'll have a clearer sense of the crucial role food plays in daily life here in Spain and practical skills to take back to your own kitchen.

In Madrid, a tuk-tuk tour gives a close, comfortable way to see the city. You will receive first-class attention from passionate guides who know every corner and share anecdotes and curiosities to make your visit feel personal. Tell them your interests and they will tailor the route to suit you, so the experience will match what you want to explore. You will travel in eco-friendly, high-end tuk tuks that are safe and comfortable, suitable for families, couples, groups of friends and people with reduced mobility. Along the way, guides will point out local stories, cultural highlights and hidden corners of Madrid, helping you learn about the city’s character and history in an easy, relaxed way. The pace will be gentle and the focus conversational, making it simple to ask questions and shape the tour as you go.

Experience the vibrant spirit of Madrid on a self‑guided break that blends rich history with contemporary energy. You’ll stay in cosy accommodation in the heart of the city and follow a locally designed itinerary that takes you from iconic sights to hidden corners most visitors never see. The trip is powered by the Digital App Guide — your 24/7 travel companion with insider tips, maps and recommendations — so there are no tour groups or strict schedules, just the freedom to explore at your own pace. As you move through the city you’ll encounter grand palaces, lively neighbourhoods and world‑class museums. Along the way you may savour authentic tapas, soak up local vibes and take quieter routes that help you skip the crowds. The experience is designed so you can feel the city’s pulse and explore like a true Madrileño, entirely on your own terms.