Delve into the heart of Madrid and discover the fascinating history of the Spanish capital on a private guided walking tour with a passionate local Guide. Along the busy streets and squares of the historic centre, you will admire the most iconic monuments of the city, such as the Royal Palace (outdoor), the Cathedral of the Almudena, Plaza Mayor, the Point of Sale of San Miguel, Puerta del Sol and many other must-see places... Your Guide will share with you the great milestones of Madrid’s history, little-known anecdotes, local traditions and recommendations to make the most of your stay. You will also discover the Madrid lifestyle, the best addresses in the area and the secrets that make the capital charming. A friendly, cultural and fully personalized experience to understand the soul of Madrid and leave with a unique look at the city.

Discover the Royal Palace of Madrid from outside, one of the largest royal palaces in Western Europe. Official residence of the Spanish monarchy during state ceremonies, it impresses with its monumental architecture, majestic facades and rich historical heritage. Your Guide will take you through the history of the kings of Spain and the great events that marked this iconic place.

Located in the heart of historic Madrid, Plaza de la Ópera is a lively place dominated by the prestigious Teatro Real, the Spanish National Opera. It is also here that stands the statue of Isabel II. This square marks the transition between the Royal Quarter and the historic centre, offering an excellent Check-out point for discovering the capital’s most beautiful monuments.

Just a stone’s throw from Plaza Mayor, Mercado de San Miguel is one of Madrid’s most renowned gastronomic markets. Behind its magnificent iron and glass structure are numerous stands offering tapas, Iberian ham, seafood, cheeses and Spanish specialities. An essential step to discover the local gastronomy in a friendly atmosphere. However, depending on the time of year, the Point of Sale may be closed for work.

A true symbol of Madrid, Plaza Mayor is one of the most famous squares in Spain. Built in the 17th century under the Habsburgs, it hosted markets, royal festivities, bullfights and even trials of the Inquisition. Today, its elegant arcades, terraces and unique atmosphere make it one of the most iconic places in the city.

Puerta del Sol is the real heart of Madrid. This emblematic square is home to the famous Kilometre Zero, the Check-out Point for Spanish National Roads, as well as the statue of the Bear and the Arbutus tree, symbol of the city. Between historic buildings, shops and permanent animation, it embodies all the energy of the Spanish capital.