Start at San Bartolomé Street 9: Description: Meeting at our meeting point, where we will provide a brief introduction to the Tour, explain the safety rules, and hand out the electric bicycles.

The Salesas Square, or the Square of the Convent of the Salesas, is a landscaped area in the central district of Madrid, Spain, bordered by the streets of Bárbara de Braganza, Conde de Xiquena, Santo Tomé, Fernando VI, and General Castaños.

The Villa de París Square is a large landscaped esplanade designed as a square in the early 19th century in the heart of the central district of Madrid. In a 19th-century style, it features two spacious recreational areas. On its southern side stands a statue of King Fernando VI, while the northern part of the garden is dominated by a sculpture of Bárbara de Braganza, created by Mariano Benlliure. Currently, it houses the official buildings of the National Court and the Supreme Court. A subterranean parking lot with pedestrian access was built underground.

18th-century palace with paintings and furniture from the Romantic era, as well as a café in the garden.

Stroll through the iconic square, featuring its monument to Cervantes and the figures of Don Quixote and Sancho Panza.

Stop in front of the majestic Royal Palace and learn about its historical and architectural significance.

Visit the cathedral and learn about its construction and significance in the religious life of Madrid.

Plaza de la Villa is a historic and charming square in the heart of medieval Madrid, near Calle Mayor. It is famous for its buildings from the 15th to 17th centuries, such as the Tower and House of Lujanes (Gothic-Mudéjar), the Casa de Cisneros (Plateresque), and the Casa de la Villa (Baroque), which was the former seat of the City Hall. It is a quiet corner that preserves the layout of the medieval streets (Codo, Cordón, Madrid) and houses the statue of Álvaro de Bazán at its center.

Tour through the historic square, the center of social and cultural life in Madrid.

Visit the heart of Madrid and learn about the significance of Kilometer Zero.

Stroll through the green lung of Madrid, enjoying the Large Pond and the Crystal Palace.

Visit one of the most iconic monuments in Madrid and learn about its historical and cultural significance.

View of the majestic Cibeles Palace, the current seat of the Madrid City Hall and a cultural center.

End of the tour and return of the bicycles.