Madrid walking tours: experience what others just see
Why should you book one of these Madrid walking tours? Because you will get the most out of your stay.
These tours provide a leisurely yet insightful sense of Madrid, its culture, food and history. You can choose from many walking tours – historical tours, gastronomical tours, specific tours of monuments, and tours that cover all of the best of Madrid.
With all these options, how do you choose a tour that’s right for you, and just as importantly, avoid some of the pitfalls, at a reasonable price? Fortunately, all you need to know is here. No need to do further research.
This complete list of walking tours will give you enough options to suit all your needs. In all of them you will learn a lot of interesting things and, most importantly, you will have so much fun!
You should book your walking tours before you leave home, since some of them fill up quickly. The tours recommended here all have easy online booking.
Classic Madrid walking tours: essentials in one day
During this tour, you will discover the real Madrid. While walking around the major sights and city landmarks, your English speaking guide will tell you about the legends, stories and anecdotes that brings the history to life.
In fact, this tour is much more than a walking tour. Apart from answering all the questions you may have, your guide will make sure your time in Madrid is well spent. Though it is a planned route, the sights you will see and the experiences you will have will make it more than just a guided tour.
Definitely a not to miss activity in Madrid!
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The alternative Madrid walking tours
Discover the secret corners and not so well known areas through these magical and alternative Madrid walking tours. In fact, some of Madrid’s coolest districts have charming bike-friendly cafés, retro and youth fashion stores, bookstores offering ancient and second-hand books, and flower shops…
So, if you are visiting Madrid for a second time or if you just fancy an alternative look at the city, consider adding some of the following sites and activities to your next visit to Madrid. Here are three alternative Madrid walking tours. Each one allows you to see a different side to the European city.
Every one of these English language tours is conducted by an fun, enthusiastic and knowledgeable person who will make sure you have your best day in Madrid, ever.
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Private Madrid walking tours
Booking one of these private Madrid walking tours is a great opportunity to learn about the city, its history and its culture. The best way to see Madrid is on foot. Even better, on foot with an expert guide.
Your guide wants you to experience his beloved city through the eyes of a local, so be prepared for an extraordinary city tour. Moreover, he will handle all the organization and preparation work for visiting the best of Madrid. You will save time and energy that you would normally put into planning out your own walks!
These private Madrid walking tours have been selected after months researching and contacting several tours companies around the city. The tours include many options as you can see below. Don’t hesitate to suggest other interests you may have, or ask any question before booking your tour.
The possibilities are endless.
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Madrid walking tours: food discovery and tasting!
To experience a culture you must experience its cuisine and since Madrid is one of the best cities in Spain to discover tapas, you should definitely indulge yourself with a gastronomic tour. Yet, there’s much more than tapas. Spain has a vast range of products combined with a deep culinary tradition.
Join a food discovery tour for a unique and memorable tasting experience through delicious and historic neighborhoods in Madrid. Your walking guide leads a food and cultural journey while visiting places of interest along a specific route and explaining all the details about Spanish gastronomy.
Eat like a Madrileño and discover why the city is considered by many to be the tapas capital of Spain.