• Royal Palace of Madrid - From Factor Street, you can find an ideal spot for taking photos.
• Edificio Metropolis - Offers views of Madrid’s most iconic building and the goddess of victory. Truly spectacular.
• Cibeles Fountain - Features the Goddess of Cybele, Cybele Palace, and the House of America.
• Barrio de Salamanca - Spain’s most upscale neighborhood. Discover the Golden Mile, the gastronomic mile, and learn about its founder, the Marquis of Salamanca.
• Plaza Colon - The gift that never was. Unveiled in 1885 as a present for King Alfonso XII’s 28th birthday, but he passed away at 27.
• Serrano - The Golden Mile. Explore Madrid’s premier luxury stores.
• Puerta de Alcala - Inaugurated by King Carlos III in 1778. A central monument in Madrid, essential to the city’s identity.
• Fuente de Neptuno - Cybele’s sister fountain. Another creation of King Charles III.
• Congreso de Los Diputados - Opened in 1850, featuring the Daois and Velarde lions on its façade. Truly spectacular.
• Plaza de Santa Ana - A beloved square built by José Bonaparte, also known as Pepe Botella. Despite being the most hated king, he built the city’s favorite square.
• Gran Via - Madrid’s main street, known as the Spanish Broadway, with shopping areas offering incredible prices. Remember the saying: From Madrid to the sky.

Stories of Artemis, Atlas, the cable girls, and more await discovery.

• Los Jeronimos - The parish where Alfonso XIII married before the civil war, offering spectacular views and unparalleled photo opportunities.
• Literary Quarter (Barrio de Las Letras) - Discover the rich history of Spain’s greatest writers, including Miguel de Cervantes and Lope de Vega, their friendships, rivalries, and excellent local cuisine.
• Arab Wall - Learn about Madrid’s origins from its first wall, founded by the people of Morocco and Emir Mohamed I in 865.
• Plaza Mayor - Opened in 1618 by King Philip III. Nearby, you’ll find the San Miguel Market, Cutler Street where knife makers lived and worked, and Sobrino de Botín, the world’s oldest restaurant.

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A tuk-tuk tour of Madrid is the most fun and exciting way to get to know the city! Hop on this friendly vehicle and get ready for an adventure full of charm, touring the historic streets and most iconic monuments at full speed. You will feel the breeze as you glide along the vibrant Gran Via, discover the majesty of the Royal Palace and marvel at the beauty of the Salamanca neighborhood

The experience is super dynamic and will allow you to explore hidden corners that buses cannot reach. Imagine walking through the cobblestone streets of neighborhoods like La Latina, where the energy of the city is felt on every corner. The driver will not only take you from one place to another, but will also tell you curious anecdotes and fascinating facts in a friendly and friendly way!

This tour gives you the opportunity to take incredible photos and experience memorable moments. The tuk-tuk is the most cheerful, agile and original way to enjoy Madrid!

• If assistance or a child seat is necessary, it is important to notify when booking or before making this reservation.

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