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Explore the Best Walking Tours in Madrid
What to bring
- Smartphone: Bring a smartphone with at least 50% battery to play the city game.
- Internet access: Ensure your phone has a stable mobile internet connection throughout the game.
- Questo app: Download the free Questo app in advance using the link in your confirmation.
- Game access: Use the provided link in your ticket to unlock your city game in the Questo app.
What's not allowed
- Wheelchairs: Wheelchairs are not suitable for this experience as it is not wheelchair accessible.
- Infants on laps: Infants must not sit on laps during the experience.
- Infant seats: Infant seats are not available for this activity.
Accessibility
- Wheelchair access: Not wheelchair accessible, so guests using wheelchairs cannot join this experience.
- Strollers: Strollers and prams are allowed and can be used during the city game.
- Public transport: You can reach the starting point easily as public transportation is available nearby.
- Service animals: Animals and pets are allowed to join you on this tour.
Additional information
- Tour format: This is a self-guided city game with no physical tour guide.
- Gameplay duration: You can complete the city game in about 2 hours at your own pace.
- Flexibility: You can start at any hour, pause at any time, and resume later during the day.
- Availability: The experience is available to start 24/7, every day of the week.
- Family note: Kids can join the experience for free.
What to bring
- Smartphone: Bring a smartphone with at least 50% battery to play the city game.
- Internet access: Ensure your phone has a stable mobile internet connection throughout the game.
- Questo app: Download the free Questo app in advance using the link in your confirmation.
- Game access: Use the provided link in your ticket to unlock your city game in the Questo app.
What's not allowed
- Wheelchairs: Wheelchairs are not suitable for this experience as it is not wheelchair accessible.
- Infants on laps: Infants must not sit on laps during the experience.
- Infant seats: Infant seats are not available for this activity.
Accessibility
- Wheelchair access: Not wheelchair accessible, so guests using wheelchairs cannot join this experience.
- Strollers: Strollers and prams are allowed and can be used during the city game.
- Public transport: You can reach the starting point easily as public transportation is available nearby.
- Service animals: Animals and pets are allowed to join you on this tour.
Additional information
- Tour format: This is a self-guided city game with no physical tour guide.
- Gameplay duration: You can complete the city game in about 2 hours at your own pace.
- Flexibility: You can start at any hour, pause at any time, and resume later during the day.
- Availability: The experience is available to start 24/7, every day of the week.
- Family note: Kids can join the experience for free.
Inclusions
- Access to the self-guided city exploration game in the Questo app
- Unlimited availability. Play any day, at any hour.
- Pause and resume anytime
- No group limit - bring as many friends as you want!
- Choose your language: English or Spanish
Exclusions
- Physical tour guide or game master (NOT NEEDED)
- Parking fees
- WiFi
- Transportation
- Food or drinks
Inclusions
- Access to the self-guided city exploration game in the Questo app
- Unlimited availability. Play any day, at any hour.
- Pause and resume anytime
- No group limit - bring as many friends as you want!
- Choose your language: English or Spanish
Exclusions
- Physical tour guide or game master (NOT NEEDED)
- Parking fees
- WiFi
- Transportation
- Food or drinks
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Breeze past the ticket lines as you tour the stadium and museum at your own pace.
- Everything you get: Skip-the-line entry to the Atlético de Madrid Stadium and Atleti Tour & Museum, access to the first team's changing room, players' tunnel, the press room, the mixed zone, and the exclusive presidential box. Additionally, get access to all exhibits at the museum.
- Why choose this: Walk in the footsteps of football legends, explore behind-the-scenes areas, and immerse yourself in Atlético’s legacy with hands-on exhibits and unbeatable stadium views.
Breeze past the ticket lines as you tour the stadium and museum at your own pace.
- Everything you get: Skip-the-line entry to the Atlético de Madrid Stadium and Atleti Tour & Museum, access to the first team's changing room, players' tunnel, the press room, the mixed zone, and the exclusive presidential box. Additionally, get access to all exhibits at the museum.
- Why choose this: Walk in the footsteps of football legends, explore behind-the-scenes areas, and immerse yourself in Atlético’s legacy with hands-on exhibits and unbeatable stadium views.
Inclusions
- Skip-the-line entry to the Atlético de Madrid Stadium and Atleti Tour & Museum
- Self-guided tour of the stadium and museum
- Access to the presidential box, the players' tunnel, the press room, and the first team's changing room
Exclusions
- Guided tour
What to bring
- Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.
- Club members must bring their ID (or family book for minors) to access member discounts.
- Non-members must provide proof of children’s age (ID or family book) to access applicable discounts.
What’s not allowed
- Calling out to players, asking for photos with them, or requesting autographs is strictly prohibited; violation may result in exclusion from the experience without compensation.
- Late arrivals may be denied entry due to stadium security protocols; refunds are not accepted.
- Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed inside the stadium for security reasons. However, the museum has lockers where you can store bags or baby strollers.
- Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited on the premises.
- Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
Accessibility
- If you have mobility limitations, please contact atletitour@atleticodemadrid.com in advance to arrange your visit.
- You can carry your baby stroller into the stadium, but keep in mind that access to some areas will involve stairs.
Additional information
- The experience may be suspended or modified without prior notice for sporting or organizational reasons; if this occurs, you will be offered a ticket exchange for another day.
- During June and July, access to some parts of the stadium will be limited due to events. However, you can still access the museum.
- You can purchase a bilingual audio guide at the venue for immersive commentary on the stadium, museum, and the club's history.
- Refunds are not accepted under any circumstances.
- Club member discounts are personal and non-transferable.
- The stadium and museum tours are each one hour.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
- Take in the crown jewel of Toledo – the Primatial Cathedral of Saint Mary, on an in-depth tour through its majestic interiors.
- You can choose a tour led by a Spanish-speaking guide, or an English or Spanish-speaking guide who unravels its naves and chapels. Admire the polychrome and gilded wood of the main altarpiece.
- Narciso Tomé’s masterwork, The Transparent, has carved clouds and angels that engage natural light and show multiple perspectives of the Holy Sacrament!
- Access the Cathedral Museum in the Sacristy to see art like John the Baptist by Caravaggio, or Giovanni Bellini’s Burial of Christ.
- Take in the crown jewel of Toledo – the Primatial Cathedral of Saint Mary, on an in-depth tour through its majestic interiors.
- You can choose a tour led by a Spanish-speaking guide, or an English or Spanish-speaking guide who unravels its naves and chapels. Admire the polychrome and gilded wood of the main altarpiece.
- Narciso Tomé’s masterwork, The Transparent, has carved clouds and angels that engage natural light and show multiple perspectives of the Holy Sacrament!
- Access the Cathedral Museum in the Sacristy to see art like John the Baptist by Caravaggio, or Giovanni Bellini’s Burial of Christ.
Inclusions
- Guided tour of Toledo Cathedral with entry
- Spanish-speaking guide at the 1pm slot
- English and Spanish-speaking guide at the 4:15pm slot
- If you choose the 1pm slot for your tour, you'll be accompanied by a Spanish-speaking guide.
- If you choose the 4:15pm slot for your tour, you'll get to choose between an English and a Spanish-speaking guide.
- Photography and filming are strictly not allowed inside the exhibitions of the cathedral.
- The tour is wheelchair accessible; however, the streets of Toledo are narrow and paved. People with mobility impairments may have difficulties accessing some parts of the city.
- Tip: Look up above the Portal of the Lions to set your gaze on the stunning Rose Window made of kaleidoscopic stained glass.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Explore when it suits you with mapped stops in six languages at more than 20 key city sights.
- Everything you get: Self-guided walking tour of Cuenca with a mobile app audio guide in six languages. Follow stops at 20+ sights, including the hanging houses, the Castle, Plaza Mayor, and the Convent of the Slaves. Get 24/7 lifetime access, plus suggestions on food and family activities.
- Why choose this: Helpful if you dislike rigid schedules and want to dip into Cuenca's old town in short walks between other plans.
Explore when it suits you with mapped stops in six languages at more than 20 key city sights.
- Everything you get: Self-guided walking tour of Cuenca with a mobile app audio guide in six languages. Follow stops at 20+ sights, including the hanging houses, the Castle, Plaza Mayor, and the Convent of the Slaves. Get 24/7 lifetime access, plus suggestions on food and family activities.
- Why choose this: Helpful if you dislike rigid schedules and want to dip into Cuenca's old town in short walks between other plans.
Inclusions
- Self-guided walking tour of Cuenca
- Mobile app audio guide in 6 languages
- Route covering hanging houses, Castle, Plaza Mayor, and Convent of the Slaves
- Recommendations on gastronomy and family activities
- 24/7 access, 365 days a year
- Lifetime tour access
Exclusions
- Physical guide
What to bring
- Ticket details: Download the DareMapp app and have your reservation reference code from your ticket ready to access the audio guide.
What's not allowed
- Wheelchair access: The route is not wheelchair accessible, so travelers using wheelchairs cannot join this experience.
- Health conditions: This experience is not recommended if you have back or heart problems or are pregnant.
Accessibility
- Strollers: The route is stroller or pram accessible, so you can bring a stroller for young children.
Additional information
- Tour format: There are no physical guides; this is a 100% self-guided experience at your own pace using the mobile app.
- Infants: Infants must not sit on laps during the experience, and infant seats are not available.
- Pets: Animals or pets are allowed on this experience along the walking route.
- Transport: There is public transportation nearby, which makes it easy to reach and move around Cuenca.
- Audio guide access: To start, download the DareMapp app and enter the reservation reference code shown on your ticket.
- Wheelchair access: The route is not wheelchair accessible, so travelers using wheelchairs cannot comfortably follow the route.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Play an app-based clue hunt through haunted streets anytime, with the freedom to pause and explore.
- Everything you get: Follow clues in an app-based, self-guided city game along a haunted route past Velázquez’s Las Meninas, a historic theater, and the home of Spain’s tooth fairy. The game lasts about 2 hours with no time limit, and you can start and pause anytime. Book 24/7, and kids go free.
- Why choose this: Learn Madrid’s history through playful storytelling built around ghost tales and quirky local legends.
Play an app-based clue hunt through haunted streets anytime, with the freedom to pause and explore.
- Everything you get: Follow clues in an app-based, self-guided city game along a haunted route past Velázquez’s Las Meninas, a historic theater, and the home of Spain’s tooth fairy. The game lasts about 2 hours with no time limit, and you can start and pause anytime. Book 24/7, and kids go free.
- Why choose this: Learn Madrid’s history through playful storytelling built around ghost tales and quirky local legends.
Inclusions
- Self-guided city game via app
- Ghost-themed route through haunted city locations
- Flexible start and pause at any time
- Booking available 24/7, every day
- Duration: approximately 2 hours with no time limit
- Free access for kids
Exclusions
- Parking fees
- Wi-Fi
- Physical tour guide
What to bring
- Smartphone with app: Bring a smartphone with the Questo app installed to play the city game.
- Mobile data: Make sure your phone has a working mobile internet connection for the entire game.
What's not allowed
- Infant seating: Infants must not sit on laps during the experience.
Accessibility
- Wheelchair access: This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
- Strollers: The route is stroller or pram accessible for young children.
Additional information
- Experience type: This is a self-guided city exploration game played via the Questo app.
- How to start: After purchase, download the Questo app, go to the starting point, and begin the game.
- Duration: The game usually takes about 2 hours, but there is no time limit, so you can go at your own pace.
- Flexibility: You can start at any hour, pause whenever you like, and resume later.
- Availability: The game is available to book 24/7, every day of the week.
- Kids: Kids can join the game for free.
- Transport: Public transportation is available near the game route.
- Pets: Animals or pets are allowed during this experience.
- Infant seats: Infant seats are not available for this experience.
- Parking: Parking fees are not included and must be paid separately.
- Guide: A physical tour guide is not included, since the experience runs in-app.
- Wi-Fi: Wi-Fi is not included, so you must rely on your own mobile data.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Use an app-based city game to uncover hidden dark history in Plaza Mayor and La Latina at your pace.
- Everything you get: Follow a self-guided city game on your phone around Plaza Mayor and La Latina, spotting historic details tied to Spain's darkest periods. Start any hour, pause for tapas, and resume later, any day or night. Content is free for kids and the full route takes about 2 hours.
- Why choose this: One structured route builds a complete Old Town storyline, so you skip juggling maps or tours and still leave with clear context.
Use an app-based city game to uncover hidden dark history in Plaza Mayor and La Latina at your pace.
- Everything you get: Follow a self-guided city game on your phone around Plaza Mayor and La Latina, spotting historic details tied to Spain's darkest periods. Start any hour, pause for tapas, and resume later, any day or night. Content is free for kids and the full route takes about 2 hours.
- Why choose this: One structured route builds a complete Old Town storyline, so you skip juggling maps or tours and still leave with clear context.
Inclusions
- Self-guided city exploration game via app
- Route around Plaza Mayor and La Latina
- Historical content on Spain's darkest periods
- Free for kids
- Flexible start, pause and resume at any time
- Availability 24/7 daily
Exclusions
- Parking fees
- Wi-Fi
- Physical tour guide
What to bring
- Mobile internet: Ensure you have a working mobile internet connection for the app to function correctly.
What's not allowed
- Tour guide expectation: A physical tour guide is not provided since the experience runs via app.
Accessibility
- Wheelchair access: This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
- Strollers: The route is accessible for guests using a stroller or pram.
Additional information
- Experience format: This is a self-guided city exploration game that you play via an app.
- Route area: The game route runs around Plaza Mayor and through the La Latina neighborhood.
- Duration: The city game takes about 2 hours to complete, but there is no time limit.
- Pace: You can start at any hour, pause at any time, and resume the game later.
- Availability: The experience is available to start 24/7 on any day of the week.
- Kids: Kids can join the game for free.
- Infants: Infants must not sit on laps, and infant seats are not available.
- Transport: Public transportation is available nearby for reaching the starting area.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
What to bring
- Phone: Bring a fully charged phone to access the GPS map and audio tour in your browser.
- Earphones: Carry earphones so you can listen to the audio clearly while walking.
- Mobile data or Wi-Fi prep: Use mobile data or load the tour on Wi-Fi before you set off.
Additional information
- Tour format: This is a self-guided audio walk, so there is no live guide or group.
- Route length: Expect a 12-stop route of about 2.4 km that takes around 75 minutes.
- Start time: You can start the tour any day at any hour and replay it as often as you like.
- Best time to go: Visit on a weekday morning, Tuesday to Saturday, for quieter Sol and Plaza Mayor.
- Descalzas Reales hours: Descalzas Reales is closed on Mondays.
- Capilla del Obispo hours: Capilla del Obispo opens only on Wednesday from 11:00 to 14:00.
- Carboneras nuns' turntable hours: The Carboneras nuns' turntable is open from 9:30 to 13:00 and 16:30 to 18:15.
- Photography tip: Casa de la Panadería's painted front is in the sun for most of the day.
- Tapas timing: Cava Baja is liveliest in the evening and at weekend lunchtimes for tapas.
- Public transport: Sol Metro lines 1, 2, and 3 and Cercanías Sol open directly onto Puerta del Sol.
- Safety: Pickpockets operate in Sol, Plaza Mayor, and Mercado de San Miguel, so keep bags closed and in front.
- Church etiquette: Visit churches quietly, outside service times, and respect their role as places of worship.
- Residential etiquette: In La Latina, keep your voice down near homes and avoid entering doorways or courtyards.
What to bring
- Phone: Bring a fully charged phone to access the GPS map and audio tour in your browser.
- Earphones: Carry earphones so you can listen to the audio clearly while walking.
- Mobile data or Wi-Fi prep: Use mobile data or load the tour on Wi-Fi before you set off.
Additional information
- Tour format: This is a self-guided audio walk, so there is no live guide or group.
- Route length: Expect a 12-stop route of about 2.4 km that takes around 75 minutes.
- Start time: You can start the tour any day at any hour and replay it as often as you like.
- Best time to go: Visit on a weekday morning, Tuesday to Saturday, for quieter Sol and Plaza Mayor.
- Descalzas Reales hours: Descalzas Reales is closed on Mondays.
- Capilla del Obispo hours: Capilla del Obispo opens only on Wednesday from 11:00 to 14:00.
- Carboneras nuns' turntable hours: The Carboneras nuns' turntable is open from 9:30 to 13:00 and 16:30 to 18:15.
- Photography tip: Casa de la Panadería's painted front is in the sun for most of the day.
- Tapas timing: Cava Baja is liveliest in the evening and at weekend lunchtimes for tapas.
- Public transport: Sol Metro lines 1, 2, and 3 and Cercanías Sol open directly onto Puerta del Sol.
- Safety: Pickpockets operate in Sol, Plaza Mayor, and Mercado de San Miguel, so keep bags closed and in front.
- Church etiquette: Visit churches quietly, outside service times, and respect their role as places of worship.
- Residential etiquette: In La Latina, keep your voice down near homes and avoid entering doorways or courtyards.
Inclusions
- Self-guided English audio tour, lifetime access
- 12-stop route, 2.4 km, 75 minutes
- GPS map via phone browser, no app needed
- Key sights, Kilómetro Cero, Puerta del Sol
- Plaza Mayor, Mercado de San Miguel
- La Latina area, Cava Baja, Basílica de San Miguel
Exclusions
- Entry to Descalzas Reales and other museums or monuments
- Food and drinks
- Gratuities
Inclusions
- Self-guided English audio tour, lifetime access
- 12-stop route, 2.4 km, 75 minutes
- GPS map via phone browser, no app needed
- Key sights, Kilómetro Cero, Puerta del Sol
- Plaza Mayor, Mercado de San Miguel
- La Latina area, Cava Baja, Basílica de San Miguel
Exclusions
- Entry to Descalzas Reales and other museums or monuments
- Food and drinks
- Gratuities
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Madrid Gran Vía Self-Guided Audio Walk: Metrópolis, Telefónica, Callao and Plaza de España
What to bring
- Ticket code: Enter your ticket code on the Roamer redemption page before you set off, while you still have signal.
- Phone and data: Bring a charged phone and earphones; use mobile data or open the tour on Wi-Fi before starting.
- Footwear: Wear comfortable walking shoes for the 1.8 km route along Gran Vía.
Accessibility
- Step-free route: The walk is step-free on wide pavements with a 20 m climb, then a 50 m descent toward Plaza de España.
Additional information
- Tour access: The tour opens in your phone browser and does not require any app download.
- Best time to walk: Weekday mornings are calmest; evenings are lively and pavements are crowded, especially on weekends.
- Start transport: Reach the start near Banco de España or Sevilla Metro stations, or Madrid-Sol suburban train station.
- Finish transport: End or leave via Gran Vía, Callao, Santo Domingo, or Plaza de España Metro stations.
- Círculo rooftop hours: Sunday to Thursday 10am to 1.30am, Friday and Saturday 10am to 2am. Tickets at reception.
- Oratory hours: Oratorio del Caballero de Gracia: Free entry, every day 10am to 1.45pm and 5pm to 8.45pm.
- Telefónica space: Espacio Fundación Telefónica: Free exhibitions, Tuesday to Friday 10am to 8pm, Saturday, Sunday and holidays 11am to 8pm.
- Teatro Coliseum: Box office Monday to Thursday 12pm to 8.30pm, Friday and Saturday 12pm to 10pm, Sunday 12pm to 6pm.
- Edificio España rooftop: The Edificio España rooftop bar is ticketed, so you should check the hotel site for details.
- Crowds and safety: Gran Vía pavements are crowded; watch for pickpockets, keep bags closed, and avoid phones in back pockets.
- Street crossing: You should cross only at designated crossings and follow traffic signals for safety.
- Seasonal note: In winter, Plaza de España hosts a Christmas market and an ice rink on the square.
- Playground at stop 11: At stop 11 beside the playground, you should stay on the path throughout your visit.
What to bring
- Ticket code: Enter your ticket code on the Roamer redemption page before you set off, while you still have signal.
- Phone and data: Bring a charged phone and earphones; use mobile data or open the tour on Wi-Fi before starting.
- Footwear: Wear comfortable walking shoes for the 1.8 km route along Gran Vía.
Accessibility
- Step-free route: The walk is step-free on wide pavements with a 20 m climb, then a 50 m descent toward Plaza de España.
Additional information
- Tour access: The tour opens in your phone browser and does not require any app download.
- Best time to walk: Weekday mornings are calmest; evenings are lively and pavements are crowded, especially on weekends.
- Start transport: Reach the start near Banco de España or Sevilla Metro stations, or Madrid-Sol suburban train station.
- Finish transport: End or leave via Gran Vía, Callao, Santo Domingo, or Plaza de España Metro stations.
- Círculo rooftop hours: Sunday to Thursday 10am to 1.30am, Friday and Saturday 10am to 2am. Tickets at reception.
- Oratory hours: Oratorio del Caballero de Gracia: Free entry, every day 10am to 1.45pm and 5pm to 8.45pm.
- Telefónica space: Espacio Fundación Telefónica: Free exhibitions, Tuesday to Friday 10am to 8pm, Saturday, Sunday and holidays 11am to 8pm.
- Teatro Coliseum: Box office Monday to Thursday 12pm to 8.30pm, Friday and Saturday 12pm to 10pm, Sunday 12pm to 6pm.
- Edificio España rooftop: The Edificio España rooftop bar is ticketed, so you should check the hotel site for details.
- Crowds and safety: Gran Vía pavements are crowded; watch for pickpockets, keep bags closed, and avoid phones in back pockets.
- Street crossing: You should cross only at designated crossings and follow traffic signals for safety.
- Seasonal note: In winter, Plaza de España hosts a Christmas market and an ice rink on the square.
- Playground at stop 11: At stop 11 beside the playground, you should stay on the path throughout your visit.
Inclusions
- Self-guided audio tour in English
- Route 11 stops, 1.8 km, 1-hour duration
- Stops Círculo Bellas Artes, Telefónica tower, Callao neon sign
- GPS map, browser-based directions, no app
- Lifetime access, flexible start and replay
Exclusions
- Live guide
- Fixed start time
- Museum and monument tickets
- Food and drinks
- Tips or gratuities
Inclusions
- Self-guided audio tour in English
- Route 11 stops, 1.8 km, 1-hour duration
- Stops Círculo Bellas Artes, Telefónica tower, Callao neon sign
- GPS map, browser-based directions, no app
- Lifetime access, flexible start and replay
Exclusions
- Live guide
- Fixed start time
- Museum and monument tickets
- Food and drinks
- Tips or gratuities
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Madrid Malasaña and Chueca Self-Guided Audio Walk: Conde Duque, Dos de Mayo and the Salesas Reales
What to bring
- Phone and audio: Bring a fully charged phone and earphones so you can listen to the self-guided audio throughout the walk.
- Connectivity: Use mobile data for the GPS map, or open the tour on Wi-Fi before you set off.
Additional information
- Public transport: You can reach the starting point easily using nearby metro stations and bus stops.
- Suggested start time: For church events, start Tuesday to Saturday around 10:45 am, or Sundays at 11:30 am.
- Crowds and noise: Expect loud and crowded streets in Malasaña and Chueca during weekend nights.
- Church etiquette: Keep your voice low during Mass in working churches along the route.
- Personal belongings: Keep bags closed and avoid leaving phones on café tables in crowded areas.
- Pride season: During Madrid Pride in late June and early July, Chueca may have street closures that affect your route.
What to bring
- Phone and audio: Bring a fully charged phone and earphones so you can listen to the self-guided audio throughout the walk.
- Connectivity: Use mobile data for the GPS map, or open the tour on Wi-Fi before you set off.
Additional information
- Public transport: You can reach the starting point easily using nearby metro stations and bus stops.
- Suggested start time: For church events, start Tuesday to Saturday around 10:45 am, or Sundays at 11:30 am.
- Crowds and noise: Expect loud and crowded streets in Malasaña and Chueca during weekend nights.
- Church etiquette: Keep your voice low during Mass in working churches along the route.
- Personal belongings: Keep bags closed and avoid leaving phones on café tables in crowded areas.
- Pride season: During Madrid Pride in late June and early July, Chueca may have street closures that affect your route.
Inclusions
- Self-guided audio tour in English- 12 stops over a 2.7 km route
- Approx. 75-minute suggested tour duration
- Conde Duque, Monteleón arch, Palacio Longoria, Plaza de Chueca
- GPS map and walking directions online
- Lifetime access, start anytime, replay
Exclusions
- Entry to the Museo del Romanticismo and other museums or monuments
- Food and drinks
- Tips or gratuities
- A live guide
Inclusions
- Self-guided audio tour in English- 12 stops over a 2.7 km route
- Approx. 75-minute suggested tour duration
- Conde Duque, Monteleón arch, Palacio Longoria, Plaza de Chueca
- GPS map and walking directions online
- Lifetime access, start anytime, replay
Exclusions
- Entry to the Museo del Romanticismo and other museums or monuments
- Food and drinks
- Tips or gratuities
- A live guide
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Madrid Río Self-Guided Audio Walk: Puente de Segovia, Puente de Toledo and Perrault's Steel Bridge
What to bring
- Ticket code: Enter your ticket code on the Roamer redemption page before you set off, while you still have signal.
- Phone setup: Open the tour in your phone browser so you can follow the GPS map without downloading an app.
- Charged phone: Bring a fully charged phone so the audio, GPS map, and directions last the whole 75-minute walk.
- Earphones: Bring earphones so you can hear the commentary clearly along the shared promenade.
- Connectivity: Use mobile data if you have it, or open the tour on Wi-Fi before you start walking.
- Water and sun protection: Carry water and sun protection, especially in July and August when shade is patchy.
What's not allowed
- Photography around children: Avoid pointing cameras at children in playgrounds or at the summer beach areas along the route.
Accessibility
- Steps and step-free option: There is a flight of 21 steps from Puente de Segovia; for a step-free route, use the adjacent ramp to reach the riverside.
- Slippery surfaces: The wooden decks at the weir footbridge and Perrault's bridge become slippery when wet.
Additional information
- Best time to walk: Walk in daylight; weekday mornings are quiet and weekends are busy with families, runners, and cyclists.
- Summer timing: In summer, walk early or late, since shade is limited and the Arganzuela end is open lawn.
- Playa urbana hours: The Playa urbana jets and pools run only in summer from 11am to 9pm; check esmadrid.com for yearly dates.
- Starting transport options: Reach the start via Príncipe Pío or Puerta del Ángel Metro or buses 25, 31, 33, 36, 39, 41, 50, 62, 65, 138, 158, C1, and C2.
- End transport options: From the end, walk about 650 to 700 metres to Pirámides station; the nearest step-free entrance is slightly further.
- Leaving midway: To leave partway through, use Marqués de Vadillo Metro at the south end of Puente de Toledo.
- Extended route: If you want to keep walking, continue about 1.3 kilometres downstream to Matadero and Legazpi Metro.
- Extra walking at stop 6: To stand on the Parque Atlético de Madrid lawn, add roughly 0.5 kilometres by crossing and recrossing the river on nearby footbridges.
- Shared promenade etiquette: Share the unmarked path with cyclists, scooters, and runners, keep to the river side, and step off the path at every stop.
- Busy road crossing: Between stops 1 and 2, cross the Puente de Segovia roadway only at the traffic lights, using the central island.
- Heat advice: In July and August, carry water and avoid the middle of the day due to strong sun and limited shade.
- After dark: The park stays open and lit all night, but the river paths are quiet after dark.
- Playa urbana note: Expect many children in swimwear at the summer beach area and keep cameras pointed away from them.
- Ermita etiquette: Treat the Ermita de la Virgen del Puerto as a place of worship and keep your voice low during services.
- Ermita visiting hours: Services usually run Thursday to Sunday, and guided visits in Spanish take place on the last Sunday of each month at 1pm.
- Ermita visits on request: You can request additional guided visits to the Ermita by email to its organizers.
- Roadside caution: Be aware that the Paseo beside the Ermita carries heavy traffic, so take care when approaching or leaving the area.
What to bring
- Ticket code: Enter your ticket code on the Roamer redemption page before you set off, while you still have signal.
- Phone setup: Open the tour in your phone browser so you can follow the GPS map without downloading an app.
- Charged phone: Bring a fully charged phone so the audio, GPS map, and directions last the whole 75-minute walk.
- Earphones: Bring earphones so you can hear the commentary clearly along the shared promenade.
- Connectivity: Use mobile data if you have it, or open the tour on Wi-Fi before you start walking.
- Water and sun protection: Carry water and sun protection, especially in July and August when shade is patchy.
What's not allowed
- Photography around children: Avoid pointing cameras at children in playgrounds or at the summer beach areas along the route.
Accessibility
- Steps and step-free option: There is a flight of 21 steps from Puente de Segovia; for a step-free route, use the adjacent ramp to reach the riverside.
- Slippery surfaces: The wooden decks at the weir footbridge and Perrault's bridge become slippery when wet.
Additional information
- Best time to walk: Walk in daylight; weekday mornings are quiet and weekends are busy with families, runners, and cyclists.
- Summer timing: In summer, walk early or late, since shade is limited and the Arganzuela end is open lawn.
- Playa urbana hours: The Playa urbana jets and pools run only in summer from 11am to 9pm; check esmadrid.com for yearly dates.
- Starting transport options: Reach the start via Príncipe Pío or Puerta del Ángel Metro or buses 25, 31, 33, 36, 39, 41, 50, 62, 65, 138, 158, C1, and C2.
- End transport options: From the end, walk about 650 to 700 metres to Pirámides station; the nearest step-free entrance is slightly further.
- Leaving midway: To leave partway through, use Marqués de Vadillo Metro at the south end of Puente de Toledo.
- Extended route: If you want to keep walking, continue about 1.3 kilometres downstream to Matadero and Legazpi Metro.
- Extra walking at stop 6: To stand on the Parque Atlético de Madrid lawn, add roughly 0.5 kilometres by crossing and recrossing the river on nearby footbridges.
- Shared promenade etiquette: Share the unmarked path with cyclists, scooters, and runners, keep to the river side, and step off the path at every stop.
- Busy road crossing: Between stops 1 and 2, cross the Puente de Segovia roadway only at the traffic lights, using the central island.
- Heat advice: In July and August, carry water and avoid the middle of the day due to strong sun and limited shade.
- After dark: The park stays open and lit all night, but the river paths are quiet after dark.
- Playa urbana note: Expect many children in swimwear at the summer beach area and keep cameras pointed away from them.
- Ermita etiquette: Treat the Ermita de la Virgen del Puerto as a place of worship and keep your voice low during services.
- Ermita visiting hours: Services usually run Thursday to Sunday, and guided visits in Spanish take place on the last Sunday of each month at 1pm.
- Ermita visits on request: You can request additional guided visits to the Ermita by email to its organizers.
- Roadside caution: Be aware that the Paseo beside the Ermita carries heavy traffic, so take care when approaching or leaving the area.
Inclusions
- - Self-guided audio tour in English, 10 stops, 75 minutes- Stops at Ermita de la Virgen del Puerto, Parque Atlético de Madrid, Fuente Castellana- GPS map, walking directions in browser- Lifetime access to tour, start anytime
Exclusions
- Live guide
- Fixed start time
- Museum and monument tickets
- Food and drinks
- Tips or gratuities
Inclusions
- - Self-guided audio tour in English, 10 stops, 75 minutes- Stops at Ermita de la Virgen del Puerto, Parque Atlético de Madrid, Fuente Castellana- GPS map, walking directions in browser- Lifetime access to tour, start anytime
Exclusions
- Live guide
- Fixed start time
- Museum and monument tickets
- Food and drinks
- Tips or gratuities
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.