Route name: Red Route
Attraction timings: 9:30am to 8pm

Unlimited panoramic tours, 2 routes, amazing perks, & upgraded experiences.
Unlimited panoramic tours, 2 routes, amazing perks, & upgraded experiences.
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Red Route
Green Route
Ikono Madrid
Museo Nomad
Gran Via y Madrid de los Austrias guided walking tour
Secrets of the Royal Palace guided walking tour
Paseo del Arte guided walking tour
Soak up Madrid’s summer nights on an open-top ride past lit-up landmarks.
Soak up Madrid’s summer nights on an open-top ride past lit-up landmarks.
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Night Route
The route covers a significant historical and cultural area of the city, traversing its most characteristic streets.
Popular stops: Museo del Prado, Thyssen Museum, Real Jardín Botánico

The Red Route takes you through Madrid’s historic center, passing iconic landmarks like the Royal Palace, Puerta del Sol, and the Prado Museum, offering a deep dive into the city’s cultural heritage.

This route explores modern Madrid, including stops at Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, the business district, and more, showcasing the city’s contemporary architecture and cosmopolitan side.
Route name: Red Route
Attraction timings: 9:30am to 8pm

Experience the best of Madrid in one day with this exciting itinerary, blending historical and modern attractions.

Discover Madrid’s vibrant culture and history over two days with this engaging itinerary, featuring a mix of attractions from both routes.

For your second day, check out this itinerary:
City Sightseeing Madrid lets you discover the city's top landmarks across two routes from the comfort of your seat with multilingual audio guides to keep you informed.
Tickets include access to both Red and Green routes, complimentary walking tours, entry to museums, e-scooters for hire, a complimentary food & drink tasting, and audio guides in multiple languages.
These buses run every 20 to 40 minutes.
There are two main routes: the Red Route, covering historical landmarks, and the Green Route, focusing on modern Madrid attractions.
Yes, multilingual audio guides are available on the buses, offering interesting facts and commentary about Madrid’s attractions.
Yes, the buses are wheelchair accessible. It should be 70cm wide, 120cm long, and 135cm high to board the bus. Remember that each bus can accommodate only one wheelchair at a time.
Tickets are valid for either 1 or 2 days, depending on which option you pick.