Madrid Tours

What to see in Madrid
Enjoy Madrid with Tablet Madrid Tours

We carry out «Madrid Tours» routes with tablets for groups and company events. Personalized routes that cover the main sites and emblematic places of the Madrid of the Austrias and the Bourbons.

The Royal Palace (Palacio Real): It is one of the largest royal palaces in Europe and an excellent example of Habsburg-era architecture.

Plaza Mayor: This central square is one of Madrid’s historical landmarks. It is surrounded by Habsburg-style buildings and is an ideal place to enjoy a meal or a drink.

Puerta del Sol: Another iconic spot in Madrid that has witnessed numerous historic events. Here, you’ll find the famous statue of the Bear and the Strawberry Tree, a symbol of the city.

Almudena Cathedral: This neoclassical cathedral is an architectural and religious gem. You can visit its interior and enjoy the views from the dome.

San Miguel Market (Mercado de San Miguel): A renovated historic market offering a wide variety of Spanish foods and drinks. It’s a perfect place to sample tapas and local specialties.

Convent of Las Descalzas Reales: This convent provides a fascinating insight into religious life during the Habsburg era. Its courtyards and rooms are stunning

Austrias District (Barrio de La Latina): A stroll through the cobbled streets of this district will transport you back in time. Explore its plazas, old churches, and historic architecture.

Royal Theater (Teatro Real): This opera house has been in operation since the 19th century and is an important venue for culture and entertainment in Madrid.

Casa de la Villa: A historic building that has served as the seat of Madrid’s city council for centuries.

El Retiro Park (Parque del Retiro): Originally a royal park, El Retiro is an extensive green space where you can enjoy gardens, sculptures, and even a Crystal Palace that harks back to the Bourbon era.

Prado Museum (Museo del Prado): Home to an extensive collection of European art, the Prado Museum includes works from artists of the Bourbon period. It offers valuable insights into the cultural heritage of this era.

Cason del Buen Retiro: This former royal palace is now part of the Prado Museum complex and houses a collection of 19th-century art.

Buen Retiro Palace (Palacio de Buen Retiro): Although largely destroyed, this palace once served as a royal residence during the Bourbon era. Its surviving gardens and the Casón are worth exploring.

Paseo del Prado: This iconic boulevard was developed during the Bourbon era and is home to many grand buildings, including the Prado Museum.

Botanical Garden (Real Jardín Botánico): Located near the Prado Museum, this botanical garden was established during the Bourbon dynasty and is a tranquil place to explore a wide variety of plant species.

Alcalá Gate (Puerta de Alcalá): This grand neoclassical gate is a symbol of Madrid and was built during the Bourbon era.

Cibeles Fountain (Fuente de Cibeles): Another iconic Madrid fountain, the Cibeles Fountain depicts the goddess Cybele and is surrounded by grand buildings from the Bourbon period