Tour the Royal Palace on a small-group tour and see one of Europe's largest royal residences with over 3,000 rooms. Once home to the Spanish monarchy, the palace is still used for official ceremonies and state events.
Prepare for an adventure through the heart of Spanish football at the Atlético de Madrid's stadium and museum.
Take a 90-minute guided tour of the Prado Museum.
Learn about 15 significant masterpieces that influenced art history and hear interesting stories about each piece.
After the tour, walk five minutes to a local Madrid bar. Spend another 90 minutes enjoying a variety of classic tapas and local drinks.
Take a two-hour guided food tour through La Latina, one of Madrid’s most vibrant neighborhoods. Known for its lively atmosphere and great local food, La Latina is a favorite spot for both residents and visitors.
Join a two-hour tour to see a different side of Madrid. Spend time at Madrid Río and Casa de Campo.
Walk along riverside paths, cross pedestrian bridges, and see urban art. From the banks of the Manzanares River, get a view of the Royal Palace of Madrid.
Enjoy a Madrid Flamenco show at Flamenco de Leones, in front of the emblematic Puerta de Alcalá, and experience the best flamenco in Madrid, and some of the city's finest food too!
Flamenco de Leones is an innovative flamenco tableau offering up the quintessence of flamenco, alongside popular art and select gastronomy.
Rent an electric mountain bike to explore the Sierra de Madrid. Choose self-guided routes to visit various destinations.
The fleet offers options from basic models to premium ones with puncture-resistant tires. Use the bikes to navigate mountains, trails, and forests efficiently.
Rent an electric bike to see Madrid at your own pace. Visit notable locations, hear stories, and learn about legends. Choose your route and time without restrictions.
Rent a bike in just five minutes to explore Madrid at your own pace.
Ride through various neighborhoods and visit historic landmarks. Choose your own route and decide how long you want to ride.
Start with a 45-minute Arab bath in a traditional hammam. Warm steam opens your pores and prepares your skin for deep cleaning.
Afterward, receive a 15-minute kessa exfoliation. This treatment uses a traditional glove and natural soap to remove dead skin cells and improve circulation.
Take a 2-hour electric bike tour to explore Madrid's Golden Triangle of Art and El Retiro Park.
Ride through hills easily with electric bikes, suitable for all fitness levels. The route includes gardens, monuments, and classical architecture, offering a clear view of Madrid’s highlights.
Start your Madrid food tour by trying churros and chocolate at a neighborhood café (only for morning tours). For the 5 pm tours, begin at a tapas bar with two classic bites and a cold beer.
See Madrid after dark on a guided e-bike tour. The streets are quieter, and riding is easy with a guide leading the way.
You’ll visit key landmarks such as Plaza Mayor, the Royal Palace, Cibeles, and Retiro. This tour is perfect if you arrive late, want something different to do, or just prefer exploring at night.
Join a tapas tour in one of the city's best foodie neighborhoods. Visit four different bars—three traditional and one with a modern style. At each stop, you’ll get to try a tapa and a drink (wine, beer, or a soft drink).
Tour Madrid without tiring yourself out. Use electric bikes to visit key landmarks in just 3 hours. This ride covers the city's history, nature, and architecture.
A knowledgeable guide provides interesting facts, anecdotes, and local tips. Frequent stops allow time for photos and questions.
Discover Madrid by bike with this 3-hour guided tour. Cover more ground quickly as you pedal through historic neighborhoods, notable squares, and the lush landscapes of Retiro Park.
Join a local guide for a ride through Madrid and El Retiro Park. Visit Puerta del Sol with its Bear and Strawberry Tree statue, the Metropolis building, Plaza Mayor, and more.
Cycle to the park while hearing stories about the monuments and landmarks you pass.
Start your evening at a historic tavern in Madrid with tapas and vermouth, a popular Spanish aperitif.
Learn the process of tapeo from a local guide before visiting a former horse stable that is now a family-run Asturian restaurant. Enjoy regional tapas and try pouring traditional cider.
Visit the Monasterio de las Descalzas Reales in Madrid, founded by Juana de Austria, daughter of Carlos I. The Monastery was built on the site of an old palace that belonged to the imperial treasurer Alonso Gutiérrez. Carlos I and Isabel of Portugal lived there, and Juana de Austria was born there.
Visit the OXO Video Game Museum in Madrid to learn about the history and culture of video games. See how the industry has evolved from the 1970s to the present day. Engage with interactive exhibits that cover five decades of technological and creative changes.