Madrid: Tour Bernabéu Entry Ticket
1.Madrid: Tour Bernabéu Entry Ticket
Self-paced Bernabéu tour in Madrid with trophy rooms, interactive exhibits, and access to changing rooms and dugouts, skip the line.
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The 15 tours and day trips that show Madrid at its best, from the art mile of the Paseo del Arte to the walled cities an hour out.
Self-paced Bernabéu tour in Madrid with trophy rooms, interactive exhibits, and access to changing rooms and dugouts, skip the line.
Most PopularFull-day Prado entry ticket for Madrid, with timed access to Velázquez, Goya, El Greco and other Spanish art treasures.
“Visiting the Prado Museum was an absolute highlight of my time in Madrid. The collection is truly impressive — from Velázquez to Goya, every room holds something iconic. It’s easy to get lost (in the best way) among the masterpieces. The layout is well-organized, and the atmosphere allows you to really take in the art.…”
Emociones live flamenco in Madrid from $34. One-hour show in a historic theatre with table service and optional welcome drink.
Double-decker panoramic bus with two routes in Madrid plus a guided walk and flamenco drink. Easy city overview for about $39.
Watch live flamenco at Tablao Torres Bermejas in Madrid. One-hour show plus optional dinner and drinks, in an Alhambra-inspired venue.
A guided day trip from Madrid to Ávila and Segovia with major monuments, skip-the-line entries, and a comfortable bus plus audio headsets.
“Very well organized tour. Comfortable bus. Our guide, Carlos, was knowledgeable and interesting to listen to.”
One UNESCO-packed day from Madrid: Toledo’s cathedral views, Ávila’s stone walls, and Segovia’s aqueduct and Alcázar by bus.
“I would love to give 5 stars to Viator and World Experience, the tour operator for Three Cities in One: Segovia, Ávila, and Toledo from Madrid, but unfortunately I can’t. Based on the reviews and the price, you would think this is the best option—but that changes when you actually need their help.”
Guided day trip from Madrid to Segovia and Toledo with Roman aqueduct, Alcázar, Toledo Cathedral option, and coach comfort for $48.
Skip-the-line Royal Palace tour from Opera: expert guide, headphones, throne room and royal apartments, plus free time in the gardens.
“Our guide (a young lady dressed in pink) was very knowledgeable and also really enthusiastic. We got to see all the important and significant rooms with very clear and concise descriptions from our guide. Very enjoyable!”
Skip the line at Madrid’s Museo Reina Sofía and spend a full day with Picasso’s Guernica, Dalí, and Miró in one self-guided visit.
“The museum is hard to navigate. The first floor and 3rd floor had no exhibitions. Only the 2nd floor is worth the visit since they have a lot of Dali and Picasso. The 4th floor was not impressive.”
Full-day Toledo from Madrid with cathedral, Santa María la Blanca synagogue, and Santo Tomé church, plus guided walk and return bus.
“Great place to visit. The palace and cathedral were amazing. Our guide Beatrice was very knowledgeable and easy to follow”
A 2.5-hour walking tour through Madrid’s historic center, from Puerta del Sol and Plaza Mayor to the Royal Palace viewpoint.
“Amazing detail and energy provided by David! He knew his history and was able to get the entire group engaged and having a wonderful time.”
Visit Toledo’s Gothic cathedral, El Greco sites, synagogue, mosque and monasteries from Madrid with guided walking, coach transport, and optional tapas.
“First off, Toledo is gorgeous. Between the churches and their ornate gilt and the beautiful architecture, we had an embarrassment of riches. Our driver Enrique safely transported us, while our guide, our docent, Jorge, performed admirably. His command of history in both English and Spanish was superb. I highly recommend this tour to anyone who…”
Bus-guided Toledo day trip from Madrid with a bilingual walking tour, photo stops, sword-making workshop, and optional Cathedral or VIP access.
One-day tour from Madrid to Segovia and Ávila: Roman aqueduct, Alcázar, medieval walls and St. Teresa sites, with monument tickets.
Every corner of the city, and every road out of it.