About this experience
You will get acquainted with the brightest and most interesting sides of the Spanish capital. You will see the main squares and royal palaces, avant-garde and aristocratic quarters, the intersection of 10 streets and the literary cafe where Garcia Lorca used to visit. We will tell you about the important historical stages that Madrid has gone through and advise you on how to look at the city to fall in love with its unique atmosphere.
What to Expect
Must-see places in Madrid
The walk will start in the heart of the city - at the Cybele Square. We offer a tour of 2 rich routes that alternate every other day.
On the Red route walk, you will visit the avant-garde Chueca district, where, as the locals say, you can find everything: from elegant boutiques to antique taverns, from antique shops to galleries of contemporary art. You will see the pompous palaces of the Marquises of Linares and Longoria, the aristocratic quarter and gallery district, the gastronomic center Platea and the San Anton Market. To feel the pulse of Madrid, we will head to Columbus Square, where many interesting events took place.
Opting for the Blue route, you will visit the old Prado avenue and the famous Madrid 'art triangle', see the oldest drama theatre in Spain and houses where Cervantes and Lope de Vega lived. You will visit the Suicide Bridge and the Kisses Crossroad, admire the beautiful Almudena Cathedral and the Royal Palace, and explore the most luxurious squares in Madrid. You will also visit the famous local chocolate shop San Gines and the old literary cafe, frequented by Garcia Lorca, Picasso, and Salvador Dali.
City atmosphere and travel tips
Each object on our route is a confrontation with a new image of Madrid, and only by looking at them all together can you get an idea of the city's true spirit and character. Old taverns, bustling main squares, and centuries-old buildings will fill with meaning for you, and your stay will become a truly pleasant meeting with the colorful Madrid. We will tell you where to go on your own, where to taste local cuisine, and which suburbs are a must-visit.
Who is this tour for
• Those who want to see all the most interesting things in the city and decide where to go on their own, as well as clarify any questions with a local expert.
• The program will be interesting for both first-time visitors to Madrid and frequent guests of the city.
