Madrid Private Tour

Reserve a private tour of Madrid, and an expert English-speaking guide will organize a tailor-made tour depending on what you and your party want to see and do in Spain’s capital. It’s the ideal way of exploring Madrid!

Private Tour of Madrid

The usual itinerary of the private walking tour includes points of interest as important as Retiro Park. From there, passing through the Puerta de Alcalá ordered to be built by king Carlos III, we head to Plaza de Cibeles to see the facade of the Palacio de Linares and the Palacio de Cibeles, which houses the Madrid City Council.

From the town hall, we head up Calle de Alcalá and Gran Vía to see the Círculo de Bellas Artes and the Instituto Cervantes. Following the route, we'll arrive at Puerta del Sol, where the headquarters of the Community of Madrid are located. And nearby is Plaza Mayor, presided over by the sculpture of the 17th-century king Felipe III.

The walking tour then continues along Calle Mayor, where we'll stop at the Mercado de San Miguel and the beautiful Plaza de la Villa, where you'll see the Torre de los Lujanes, one of the oldest buildings in Madrid.

From the Plaza de la Villa, we'll turn down Bailén Street, and after 2.5 or 5 hours of walking, we'll admire from the outside the imposing Almudena Cathedral and the famous Royal Palace of Madrid.

Hotel Pickup

Depending on your customized itinerary, your guide can either meet you at your hotel in downtown Madrid or at any other central location. If you want to do a standard itinerary, we recommend you meet your guide at the Retiro Metro Station (line 2).   

If you're staying at a hotel outside of the center of Madrid, you'll need to indicate a central meeting point to begin the tour.

Why Book a Private Tour?

When you reserve our private tours, you enjoy personalised service from a professional English-speaking guide and you can tailor your itinerary to your interests - just let your guide know where you want to go on the day! What's more, if you're a larger group, you'll save money too.