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Experience Madrid
Welcome to Madrid!
Madrid is one capital city! Hop aboard our Madrid city tour and immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of Spain's capital! Before you start exploring, begin your day the Madrileño way, with a plate of churros and chocolate. Remember, when in Madrid, do as the Madrileños do! With your ticket for our Madrid tourist bus, you can explore the diverse districts of Madrid. From Salamanca to Lavapiés, Barrio de Las Letras to Malasaña, we promise to deliver the best of Madrid to you.

Top 3 Madrid attractions
What would we do if we only had the chance to see three things in Madrid? Our top picks would be to start at the beautiful Retiro Park, the green heart of Madrid. This park offers a plethora of sculptures, monuments, and a beautiful lake, making it the perfect spot to savor some well-deserved relaxation. Madrid is known for its stunning architecture and our next two recommendations both involve some splendid examples of this. First up is the Royal Palace. Considered one of the finest palaces in Europe, its grandeur and elegance is bound to take your breath away. Lastly, visit the Prado Museum, a landmark for art lovers, where you will encounter works of famed Spanish artists like Velázquez and Goya. Buy a ticket for our tourist bus and discover Madrid's best attractions.
Did you know?
Among the many sights in the city, one that might surprise you is the Egyptian Templo de Debod. Yes, you read that correctly! It is an authentic 2nd-century BC Egyptian temple that has been standing in Madrid since 1968, an unexpected sight in the heart of Spain. It was given as a gift by Egypt to Spain for their help in preserving historical monuments. Another surprising sight in the city is a statue of the devil! It’s one of the few that exist in the world. Made by the sculptor Ricardo Bellver in the 19th century, it represents Lucifer at the moment of his fall. Local legend has it that the statue stands at exactly 666 meters above sea level. Spooky!