MADRID
Madrid’s best, experience by experience.
The 15 most popular things to do in Madrid. The Prado and the Royal Palace, flamenco nights, tapas crawls and the day trips out to Toledo and Segovia, all in one place.
Self-paced Bernabéu ticket with trophy museum, panoramic views, and changing-room and dugout access. Photo optional.
Most Popular“the only criticism is that I do not think you covered great players like buetrogeuno, Hugo Sanchez, Raul, morientes, Salado, nobody after 1965 and nobody before 2015. some much left out.”
Skip lines at the Prado with a full-day ticket and focus routes for Velázquez, Goya, El Greco, sculptures, and more.
“It's the museo del Prado, it's perfect. A must see in Madrid”
Skip long lines with fast-access entry to Madrid’s Royal Palace, including key rooms, major art, and the Royal Armory.
“There was a huge line for people without tickets so we were grateful to have pre booked tickets that meant only a 10- 15 min wait especially as it was quite warm standing outside . The Royal Palace was excellent, thoroughly enjoyed it .”
Emociones flamenco at Teatro Flamenco Madrid: an intimate 1-hour live show with guitar and dance, from about $34.
“The music and performance was stunning and very comfortable seats. I would go again”
See Madrid’s icons fast from the top deck with two panoramic routes, audio in 14 languages, a tips-based walking tour, and a flamenco drink.
“Loved having two routes - but being winter it’s not a hop on hop off tour, we were fine with that as it’s good to see the city from the top of the bus anyway.”
Watch Cuadro Flamenco at Torres Bermejas, an Alhambra-inspired tablao in Madrid. One-hour show with optional food and drinks.
“Excellent experience! Highly recommended, it was my 2nd time there :)”
Madrid day trip to Ávila and Segovia with timed monument access, guided commentary, Ávila snack, and the best Roman-and-medieval hits.
“Raphael made the trip very informative, fun and educational. Thanks and will definitely recommend this tour to our friends.”
A full day by coach from Madrid to Segovia and Toledo, with Alcázar access and optional Toledo Cathedral interiors.
“Everything was great for the price but definitely you need more time to spend on each city !! The guide was great !”
Skip the line at Madrid’s Royal Palace with a guided 2-hour tour, headphones included, plus time in the Royal Gardens.
“We found this tour to be more interesting than Versailles. The Madrid Royal Palace is more impressive than Versailles. We wished we could have spent more time inside the palace. The tour guide was good and covered the history of the palace and of the royals very well. She was very knowledgeable and has a…”
Timed entry to Madrid’s Museo Reina Sofía, home to Picasso’s Guernica, plus major Dali and Miró works. Skip the stress, see the goods.
“There was a massive line to get in, and with our tickets, we were able to walk right in, no wait at all. Well worth it when you have limited time, and using that time in line isn't what you want to do”
A lively walking tour through Madrid’s core, from Puerta del Sol and Plaza Mayor to the Royal Palace views, with flamenco and local tips.
“Lots of walking but very educational and fun way to visit the sites in Madrid. Idan is the BEST guide ever! He had a lot of good recommendations and he even had a pop quiz towards the end that is lots of fun”
Toledo from Madrid by bus with a bilingual guide, a guided walking tour, craft workshop, and optional Cathedral and synagogue visits.
“The whole trip was really good and efficient. The meeting point was easy to find. Ramiro was very welcoming and funny along the way to Toledo. In Toledo we split to the English group and our guide was Eros. He was very knowledgable and engaging with the history. He gave us great recommendations for local…”
Madrid day trip to Ávila and Segovia with official guides and included tickets. Walk walled Ávila, see the Roman aqueduct and Alcázar.
“I had a wonderful experience on this day trip to Segovia and Ávila. The cities themselves are stunning, but what truly made the tour exceptional were our guides, Rafa and Carlos. They were both fantastic—extremely knowledgeable, engaging, and full of fascinating stories that brought every stop to life. Whether we were admiring the Roman aqueduct…”
Madrid to Toledo and Segovia in one day with a guided walk, Roman aqueduct sights, and Alcázar entry ticket included.
“The guides were friendly and knowledgeable. Zero pressure as to were to eat or where to buy souvenirs. Elena was amazing!”
Toledo from Madrid in a day: guided walk, Mirador del Valle photo stop, and free time in the UNESCO City of Three Cultures.
“The stop at the Damascus steel works and knife shop was not expected and not sure was needed, otherwise, it was a very nice day trip. Toledo is a great contrast to the Spain you experience in Madrid”
Every experience in the capital, and every day trip beyond it.
