Route name: Green Route
Attraction timings: 9:30am to 7pm

9% off
Explore the home base of Real Madrid and tour key highlights across Madrid. The ultimate savings combo.
Explore the home base of Real Madrid and tour key highlights across Madrid. The ultimate savings combo.
Inclusions
Santiago Bernabéu
Madrid Hop-on Hop-off
Exclusions
Santiago Bernabéu
Madrid Hop-on Hop-off
Please click here for a detailed route map and its boarding points.
You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.
Historic Madrid (Blue Route)
Modern Madrid (Green Route)
Actual Madrid (Orange Route)
Walking tour (self-paid)
Santiago Bernabéu
Madrid Hop-on Hop-off
Santiago Bernabéu
Madrid Hop-on Hop-off
Santiago Bernabéu
Madrid Hop-on Hop-off
9% off
Experience Madrid’s highlights and three top museums with a single, all-in-one combo.
Experience Madrid’s highlights and three top museums with a single, all-in-one combo.
Inclusions
Madrid Hop-on Hop-off
Art Walk Pass
Exclusions
Madrid Hop-on Hop-off
Art Walk Pass
Please click here for a detailed route map and its boarding points.
You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.
Historic Madrid (Blue Route)
Modern Madrid (Green Route)
Actual Madrid (Orange Route)
Walking tour (self-paid)
Madrid Hop-on Hop-off
Art Walk Pass
Madrid Hop-on Hop-off
Art Walk Pass
Madrid Hop-on Hop-off
Art Walk Pass
6% off
Spin the city, then live out your royal fantasy, all for less than two taxis!
Spin the city, then live out your royal fantasy, all for less than two taxis!
Inclusions
Madrid Hop-on Hop-off
Royal Palace of Madrid
Exclusions
Madrid Hop-on Hop-off
Please click here for a detailed route map and its boarding points.
You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.
Historic Madrid (Blue Route)
Modern Madrid (Green Route)
Actual Madrid (Orange Route)
Walking tour (self-paid)
Madrid Hop-on Hop-off
Royal Palace of Madrid
Madrid Hop-on Hop-off
Royal Palace of Madrid
Madrid Hop-on Hop-off
Royal Palace of Madrid
Madrid hop-on hop-off at its best: 3 routes, 34+ landmarks, established quality, attractive pricing.
Madrid hop-on hop-off at its best: 3 routes, 34+ landmarks, established quality, attractive pricing.
Inclusions
Exclusions
Historic Madrid (Blue route)
Expect royal-era architecture, old-world charm. The bus winds through grand boulevards and centuries-old plazas where wrought-iron balconies and stone façades steal the show.
Modern Madrid (Green route)
Sleek glass buildings rise, wide avenues open up, business hubs buzz, and contemporary design takes center stage. This route sweeps through Madrid’s polished, forward-looking side, where rooftop bars, stylish shopping zones, and bold architecture redefine the skyline.
Actual Madrid (Orange route)
This is everyday Madrid—layered, lively, and full of personality. The bus rolls through local hangouts, cultural pockets, and streets where classic taverns sit beside trendy cafés.
Walking tour (self-paid)
11% off
Cruise Madrid’s icons, then step into a world where nothing looks real.
Cruise Madrid’s icons, then step into a world where nothing looks real.
Inclusions
Museum of Illusions
Madrid Hop-on Hop-off
Please click here for a detailed route map and its boarding points.
You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.
Historic Madrid (Blue Route)
Modern Madrid (Green Route)
Actual Madrid (Orange Route)
Walking tour (self-paid)
Madrid Hop-on Hop-off
Museum of Illusions
Madrid Hop-on Hop-off
Madrid Hop-on Hop-off

The Blue Route takes you through the heart of Madrid, showcasing the city’s iconic landmarks and cultural highlights. Along the way, you’ll see vibrant plazas like Plaza de Cibeles and Plaza de España, the grand Gran Vía, and historic gems like the Royal Palace and Temple of Debod.

The Green Route is all about Madrid’s sophisticated side, blending cultural treasures with modern marvels as you move past iconic stops like Plaza de Neptuno and Plaza de Cibeles, as well as architectural gems like the Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales and Museo Lázaro Galdiano.
Overview:
Route name: Green Route
Attraction timings: 9:30am to 7pm

If you only have a day in Madrid, start with a panoramic tour of the city on the Modern Madrid route.
With two days in Madrid, you’ll have enough time to fully explore both modern and historic Madrid while diving deeper into the city’s diverse attractions. With this thoughtfully paced itinerary, you will experience Madrid’s rich history, vibrant culture, and modern flair:


Absolutely! The panoramic routes are designed to highlight the city’s top attractions while giving you flexibility. Sit back and watch popular sights pass by as a multilingual audio guide keeps you informed. These tours are a great way to get acquainted with Madrid if it’s your first visit.
In Historic Madrid, don’t miss the Royal Palace, Plaza Mayor, and Templo de Debod. For Modern Madrid, the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, Puerta de Alcalá, and Plaza de Cibeles are standout stops. These locations represent Madrid’s history, culture, and contemporary vibe perfectly.
The Historic route takes you through Madrid’s cultural and historical landmarks like the Royal Palace, Templo de Debod, and Plaza Mayor, reflecting the city’s past. The Modern route focuses on Madrid’s contemporary side with stops like Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, Barrio de Salamanca, and Plaza de Colón, showcasing its modern architecture and vibrant city life.
It depends on your interests. For major attractions like Museo del Prado or Retiro Park, plan at least 1-2 hours. Smaller stops like Puerta de Alcalá or Plaza de Cibeles might need just 15-30 minutes for photos and a quick look.
Yes! The stadium offers more than just football—it’s an iconic Madrid landmark with a fantastic museum showcasing Real Madrid’s legacy and a panoramic view of the city.
It’s possible but can feel rushed. If you only have one day, focus on one route depending on your preference—history or modernity—or pick key highlights from each route.
Yes, many stops have nearby cafes, restaurants, or markets. Mercado de San Miguel is perfect for local snacks, while Gran Via offers a mix of international and local cuisine. You can also find charming cafes around Retiro Park and Plaza de Cibeles.
The open-top buses are designed to accommodate travelers with mobility concerns. Major attractions like Museo del Prado and Retiro Park are also wheelchair-friendly, so you need not worry about anything.
Explore vibrant spots like Mercado de San Miguel for food, stop at Plaza Mayor to soak in the atmosphere, and visit cultural hubs like Museo del Prado or Barrio de Salamanca to experience Madrid’s artistic and modern lifestyle.