• Madrid - Begin your adventure by picking up a bike and receiving a brief safety tutorial. Enjoy a 3-hour bike tour featuring convenient bike paths, pedestrian zones, and parks, ensuring a safe ride away from heavy traffic. The tour kicks off in the very heart of Spain.
• Fuente de Neptuno - Located in the Canovas del Castillo square, this stunning Neptune fountain, adorned with a statue of the ancient sea god Neptune, serves as the square’s centerpiece. Commissioned by King Carlos III between 1780-1784, it was crafted by sculptor Juan Pascual de Mena, based on Ventura Rodriguez’s designs. Originally situated elsewhere, it was relocated to the square’s center in 1898. Neptune is depicted in full form, holding a trident and steering a chariot drawn by two horses.
• Plaza de Cibeles - Cibeles Square is one of Madrid’s most iconic landmarks, cherished by both locals and visitors. At its center stands the Cibeles Fountain, an elegant 18th-century sculpture portraying the fertility goddess Cybele in a chariot pulled by lions.
• Puerta del Sol - As one of Madrid’s most renowned landmarks, the central square Puerta del Sol traces its origins to the “Gate of the Sun,” a gate from the 15th-century city wall.
• Plaza Mayor - Access the square through nine streets of Old Madrid via nine arches. The square is surrounded by 136 Baroque buildings, with cafes and souvenir shops on the ground floors.
• Plaza de la Villa - Plaza de la Villa is a charming and picturesque square in Madrid. Accessible via Major Street, it houses three significant buildings that hold cultural importance for Spain.
• Museo de la Catedral de la Almudena - Approaching Madrid from the southwest, the neo-Gothic white towers of Almudena Cathedral are unmissable. The statue of the Blessed Virgin, known as the Holy Virgin of Almudena, is revered as Madrid’s patroness.
• Royal Palace of Madrid - The official residence of Spain’s monarchs, the Royal Palace of Madrid, is situated in the city’s western part on the site of an ancient Moorish fortress. Constructed between 1738 and 1764 during Charles III’s reign, it is a major attraction, showcasing a blend of Baroque, Rococo, and Eastern architectural styles.
• Mercado la Cebada - In response to Madrid’s population boom in the late 18th century, the Mercado de la Cebada was established on June 11, 1875, by King Alfonso II’s order. It was a key marketplace for fresh produce until the 20th century.
• Barrio de Las Letras - Once home to many of Spain’s literary greats, Huertas remains the city’s literary quarter, known as Barrio de las Letras. Visit for sightseeing, including the house where Cervantes died, or enjoy its vibrant nightlife.
• Prado National Museum - The Prado Museum of Art, with its understated architecture, is a significant Madrid landmark. Despite its modest appearance, it holds immense cultural importance.

• Private bike tour in Madrid’s vibrant neighborhoods
• Iconic places for photoshoot
• Must see and off the beaten path
• Customizable itinerary
• Friendly local guide
• Multiple start times available
• All Fees and Taxes
• Use of helmet
• Bicycle use
• Expert advice where to go and what to do after the tour

• Food and drinks
• Gratuities
• Hotel pick-up abd drop-off

Our bike tour provides a delightful 3-hour journey through the heart of Madrid, ideal for those with limited time to discover the city. Enjoy riding a comfortable city bike as you pass by renowned monuments, stunning parks, and explore all the attractions of Madrid with your personal guide. This tour is perfect for those who love travel and sports.

● Your personal guide will showcase the most remarkable landscapes and share their history
● Some locations will be explored on foot
● Customize your tour based on your personal interests
● Visit famous squares and fountains
● Stop at interesting spots to take photos

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.