• Madrid Rio Park - Embark on an adventure through Madrid Rio Park, a lively public area that traces the gentle course of the Manzanares River in the city’s southern region, blending history, nature, and leisure.
• Parque Madrid Rio - Experience Parque Madrid Río, a contemporary urban park that reflects the growth of Madrid’s capital city alongside the Manzanares River.
• River Manzanares - Trace the Manzanares River’s journey as it meanders through Madrid Rio Park, uncovering its historical importance and its link to Spain’s prosperity.
• Segovia Bridge - Begin your exploration at the Segovia Bridge, one of Madrid’s most ancient bridges, and delve into the mysteries of its history and construction.
• Chapel of the Virgin of the Harbour - Visit the Chapel of the Virgin of the Harbour to understand its religious importance and the replica statue it contains.
• Dam N° 5 - Explore Dam N° 5, a historic structure that was vital in the development of Madrid’s waterways and irrigation systems.
• Madrid Río Sign - Discover the Letters of Madrid, iconic symbols that spell out the city’s name and are a favorite photo spot for tourists.
• Madrid Río Sign - Capture a moment with the Madrid Rio Sign, a well-known landmark marking the entrance to Madrid Rio Park.
• Huerta de la Partida - Wander through Huerta de la Partida, a picturesque area within Madrid Rio Park offering stunning views of the surrounding scenery.
• Mirador De La Huerta De La Partida - Take in sweeping views of the river valley from Mirador de la Huerta de la Partida, a favored lookout point.
• Casa de Campo - Discover Casa de Campo, a former royal hunting ground now transformed into one of Madrid’s largest public parks.
• Fuente de la Buena Suerte - Admire the Fuente de la Buena Suerte, or Fountain of Good Luck, and learn about its role in Madrid’s cultural heritage.
• Palacio de los Vargas - Explore the Mansion of the Vargas, a historical site with connections to Spanish nobility and intrigue.
• Puerta del Río - Pass through the Puerta del Río, or Gate of the River, and discover its historical role as an entry and defense point for Madrid.
• Puente del Rey - Conclude your tour at the Bridge of the King, a historic bridge crossing the Manzanares River, offering breathtaking views of Madrid Rio Park.

• Unlimited, lifetime use of the tour
• Virtual playback option to listen like an audiobook
• Offline access to audio, maps, and geodata
• Self-guided GPS tour for flexible exploration
• Directions to the starting point

• Smartphone and headphones

On this self-guided walking tour, you’ll leaf through centuries of history in one of the capital’s newest public parks

Parque Madrid Río (meaning Madrid River Park) follows the gentle flow of the Manzanares River through the southern part of the city, like a green ribbon. It’s one of the city’s newest public spaces, yet it’s packed with some of its most important historical places.

You’ll walk along the river’s edge to Puente del Rey and take a trip through time, hearing about the Spanish Golden Age of the 1500s, the Civil War of the 1930s, and, eventually, the present day.

This hour-long walk will introduce you to the river’s fascinating links with the last 500 years of Spanish history, while you enjoy local wildlife and nature along the way. It’s a side of the city that’s popular with locals, but which few visitors ever get to see. So, if you’d like to take a break from Madrid’s bustling city centre, this tour is perfect for you!

• Please bring your own smartphone and headphones

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.