Madrid Walking Tour: Top Sights and Historic Districts

Explore Madrid’s Royal Palace, Old Town, and Poets District on a guided walking tour. Discover historic sites, vibrant squares, and literary landmarks.

Duration: 3 hours
Cancellation: 1 day learn more
Highlights
  • Casa de Quevedo - Discover the legacy of the renowned Spanish poet Quevedo near his former residence in the famous Letras District.
  • Calle de Luis de Góngora - Explore the life of the illustrious Spanish poet Luis de Góngora in the picturesque Letras District, where he lived among other notable poets of his era.
  • Teatro Español - Admire the splendor of the Spanish Theater, capture photos, and engage with the group while learning about the history of Spanish actors and the most celebrated plays of the time.
  • Plaza de Santa Ana - Our guide will share insights about this charming square, filled with bars and restaurants offering delicious food and a pleasant atmosphere.
  • Plaza de Jacinto Benavente - Discover the beauty of this square, take photos, and interact with the guide and group. You’ll also receive recommendations for the best places to eat and drink in the area.
  • Puerta del Sol - One of the most lively spots in Madrid’s Old Town, brimming with terraces and bars where Spanish cuisine reaches its peak. Your guide will explain the history of the place and offer recommendations.
  • Petit Palace Posada del Peine - Hear anecdotes and stories about this lovely square in Madrid while taking photos and engaging with the group.
  • Calle de la Salud - This location is rich with interesting stories and anecdotes, which our guide will share with the group. Feel free to take as many photos as you like and interact with the guide and ask questions.
  • Plaza Mayor - The largest and most famous square in Madrid, once home to royal figures. The culinary offerings are excellent, with numerous options for tasty tapas and drinks. Our guide will explain the rich history of the place, and you can take photos and interact with the group and guide.
  • Arco de Cuchilleros - A place with fascinating stories and a highly photogenic spot for capturing unique and beautiful pictures. The guide will share all the stories and anecdotes.
  • Calle del Codo - This street’s name translates to “The Street of the Elbow.” Do you know why it’s called that? Come and find out from our guide.
  • Plaza de la Villa - Another beautiful square in Madrid where you can take stunning photos and learn all about its history from our professional guide.
  • Catedral de la Almudena - One of Madrid’s most significant attractions! Learn the history of the magnificent Cathedral of Santa Ana from our guide while taking pictures and interacting with the group.
  • Royal Palace of Madrid - Learn about Spain’s rich history and marvel at the breathtaking structure of the Royal Palace. Photos look amazing with the palace and its gardens in the background.
  • Plaza de Oriente - Our final stop is the stunning Plaza de Oriente, where you’ll learn all about its history from our guide and receive recommendations to continue an unforgettable experience in Madrid.
What's Included
  • Madrid’s Top Attractions in one tour
  • Great Memories
  • Professional Local Guide who might be a painter, musician, or actor
What's Not Included
  • We do not enter in any of the monuments
  • The visit is only at the exterior of the monuments
Additional Information

Discover Madrid’s top sights on a guided walking tour. Wander through the Las Letras district, see the Teatro Español, admire the Royal Palace of Madrid, and much more.

Head to the meeting point and set out on your guided tour of Madrid’s top attractions. Start at the House-Museum of Lope de Vega, the former home of the 17th-century writer Lope de Vega.

Discover where Quevedo and Gongora lived and see the Spanish Theatre before making your way to Plaza de Santa Ana in central Madrid. Continue to Plaza de Jacinto Benavente and Puerta del Sol, and wander along Calle de la Salud.

Take in the vastness of Plaza Mayor, Madrid’s vibrant main square, and admire the Cuchilleros Arch, one of the most popular entrances to the square. Stroll down the narrow Calle del Codo and visit the Plaza de la Villa to see some of the oldest buildings in the city.

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Location
Calle de Cervantes, 11
Calle de Cervantes
Your guide will be waiting for you in front of Lope de Vega Museum with a Blue umbrella. Very easy to find :)
Cancellation Policy

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

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