MADRID
Madrid’s best days out.
The 15 audio tours worth your time in Madrid, with what each one costs, how long it runs and the operator behind it.
Madrid’s Las Ventas bullring tour with audio guide: walk the Neo-Mudéjar arena, see the museum, and try a virtual matador game for $18.
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Skip the lines at the Prado with reserved entry and an in-app audio guide featuring Las Meninas, Velázquez, Goya, El Greco, and more.
Audio-guided Las Ventas bullring tour in Madrid with museum entry and VR virtual bullfighting game. Small group, 30–90 min.
“Our family loved it! We were not interested in a live bullfighting event, but the tour of this empty arena was family-friendly and truly interesting. The tour is self-guided; we bought 5:30pm tickets and had the place to ourselves!”
Skip-the-line Royal Palace of Madrid with a 5-language digital audio guide. Explore rooms, art and musical instruments at your pace.
“Le lieu de rendez-vous”
Skip-the-line Reina Sofía entry in Madrid plus an in-app audio guide for 20th-century Spanish art, including Guernica.
Enjoy a self-guided El Retiro Park audio tour in Madrid with offline maps and English/Spanish narration starting at Saint Jerome Church.
Skip-the-line entry to Madrid’s Archaeological Museum plus an English audio tour you can download offline—made for a stress-free visit.
Skip-the-line Prado entry plus a phone-based audio guide in 5 languages, with self-paced art viewing. Reliable when everything clicks.
“Was told to meet at a designated location for tickets only to not have anyone arrive for 20 minutes. We ended up going in on our own and requested a refund which was denied. Extremely disappointed.”
Skip-the-line entry to Madrid’s Lázaro Galdiano Museum with an offline English audio tour on your phone and maps.
Skip the line at Madrid’s National Archaeological Museum and follow a smart English audio trail on your phone, with offline content.
“The self guided audio tour assumes that you might be more familiar with museum layout than a first time visitor might be so don’t hesitate to start and stop a few times before getting your bearings and listening to narrator. It’s worth the lost 15 minutes in backtracking and restarts.”
Self-guided Madrid ghost walk with offline audio, spooky scripted stories at Palacio de Linares, Gran Vía, Cibeles and Plaza Mayor.
“Very easy to follow the stories they tell you, they are also really well told and creepy. 100% recommend to try if you love ghosts.”
Walk the Manzanares River in Madrid with a self-guided English audio story from Matadero Madrid to Toledo Bridge for $7.99.
“Not as interesting as we had hoped. Beautiful park, enjoyed a stop at Cafe Rio for refreshments. Very long walk for our fitness level.”
A self-guided literary audio walk through Madrid’s Barrio de las Letras, with offline actor narration, flexible pacing, and writer-focused stops.
“The Spanish version was offensive, with every single S pronounced as a Z, and this was not only distracting because it made the guide sound DUMB but shows a total lack of interest and real negligence from whoever put this together.”
Skip ticket lines at Madrid’s Lázaro Galdiano Museum with an e-ticket and offline audio guide in English, planned for a 90-minute visit.
“The tickets took forever to download. The recording is confusing, it was easier to do it on our own. In my opinion, not worth the price.”
Self-guided Madrid city audio and El Retiro Park stories with offline maps and English narration, valid a year for about $17.
Every corner of the city, and every road out of it.
