Urban Route
You will see the following sights:

• Mayor Street
• Habsburg’s Madrid
• Almudena Cathedral
• Royal Palace
• Templo de Debod
• Plaza de Espana
• Plaza mayor
• Las Letras Quarter
• Retiro Park
• Puerta de Alcala

Country Route
You will see the following sights:

• Mayor Street
• Habsburg’s Madrid
• Almudena Cathedral
• Royal Palace
• Templo de Debod
• Plaza de Espana
• Casa Campo

Return to Mayor street in the heart of Madrid. Plaza Mayor is full of shops and alfresco cafes, the perfect place to relax at the end of your tour.

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Begin your personalized Private Madrid Photography Walking Tour at Circulo de Bellas Artes located at the entrance of Gran Via, one of the most important cultural spot in Madrid and one of director Pedro Almodovar’s favourite spots. Along the Gran Via, the real heart of Madrid with its beautiful 1930’s buildings and its great vitality. At the end you will find Plaza de Espana, and the statue of Spanish novelist Cervantes’s heroes – Don Quixote and Sancho Panza. Plaza de Oriente sits on the western side of Madrid it is on the east side of the Palacio Real.

The next stop at Vistillas garden provides a good view back towards the Catedral de Nuestra Senora de la Almudena. To reach the Plaza de la Villa (the Mayor’s office building) you will walk through old Madrid where the narrow streets and beautiful lighting provide many photo opportunities. Pass churches, buildings, squares and the bars and clubs that transform the area at night for the classic “Movida Madrilena”.

Reach Plaza Mayor probably the most known square in Madrid, it was used for such events as bullfights, jousting, and public executions. The Plaza could can hold up to 100,000 people. The arches on the four sides of the square makes this a great spot to take beautiful pictures.

Continue to Plaza Santa Ana, the gate to la Movida Madrilena, a newly renovated pedestrian square full of bars, theatres, musicians, street artists and a great spot to relax after the long walk.

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On the panoramic city tour you will discover that Madrid is a multifaceted city, from its Arab origins, the court days during the reigns of Phillip II and Charles III, through to the nightlife hubs of present-day Madrid. It was during the reign of Charles III in the 18th century that Madrid became an important cultural and scientific center.

You’ll drive along Madrid’s famous avenues, including the Gran Via and Castellana, to famous squares such as Plazas de Espana, Puerta del Sol and Puerta de Alcala. You’ll also visit the city’s historic quarters and famous parks, including Casa de Campo and Retiro. The tour also takes you past the university and the bull ring.

Next stop is Bernabeu Stadium, home ground of Real Madrid. Here, you will have the opportunity to take a unique tour of the stadium, with access to places you’ve only dreamed of visiting. You’ll see the tunnel to the locker rooms, the bench, the pitch and even the presidential box. Round off your tour with a visit to the museum celebrating the legendary Real Madrid team. The tour concludes at Bernabeu Stadium.

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Flamenco combines song and an impassioned style of dance which originated in Spain’s Andalusian region. You’ll experience this classic form of Spanish culture at Florida Park, in Madrid’s loveliest gardens, Parque del Buen Retiro.

Florida Park has seen many changes since its construction at the beginning of the 19th century. It was originally commissioned by Fernando VII for Isabel II’s recreational use. When the park was handed over to the people of Madrid, it was converted to a chapel. Towards the beginning of the 20th century it became a spa resort, and today the venue is a nightclub, specializing in Spanish ballet, dance and flamenco.

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Discover Madrid as the multi-faceted city that it is, from its Arab origins to the court days during the reign of Phillip II and of Charles III, and finally to present day Madrid. It was during the reign of Charles III in the 18th Century when most artistic and cultural ideas were introduced enabling Madrid to become an important cultural and scientific center.

Walk past such well known sights as Monumento de la Encarnacion; famous squares such as Plaza de Oriente, Mayor, Puerta de la Operal, Ramales, de la Villa, Sacramento, Puerta del Sol and Colón square, where you can Stop, relax and enjoy a complimentary soft drink.

Continue to Madrid’s Royal Palace. Built in the 18th century on the site of an ancient alcassar (Arab-fortress) following the classical Italian baroque style, it is one of the most beautiful and best preserved palaces in Europe. On the outside, its surroundings enhance the grandeur of the building, while in the inside rich tapestries, exquisite china pieces, clocks, etc. can be admired in every chamber.

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This afternoon tour is perfect if you’re a first-time visitor to Madrid, giving you a well-rounded introduction to the city’s sights and leaving you with the morning free to explore Madrid on your own. You will discover that Madrid is a multifaceted city, from its Arab origins, through to the heady nightlife of present-day Madrid.

Madrid Panoramic Madrid Sightseeing Tour concludes at Colon Square. Where you can stretch your legs or grab some refreshments at the famous Hard Rock Cafe.

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The famous Torres Bermejas club features a unique decor, reproducing the grandeur of the Alhambra in Granada. While being entertained by a fabulous live flamenco show, you have the option of enjoying a drink, or why not go for the dinner option? A typical meal might include a welcome glass of sherry, Andalucian gazpacho, Spanish omelet, paella, fish, flan, coffee and cava (Spanish champagne), wine or sangria and mineral water.

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On the walking tour you’ll visit four traditional bars/restaurants to try authentic Spanish delicacies. It might be chorizo in cider, octopus from Galicia, cider from Asturias, sherry from Andalucia or other regional specialties. The tour price includes your first drink and tapas at the first bar you’ll visit. You can then choose how much or how little you’d like to eat and drink at the other bars/restaurants you’ll visit on the evening walking tour. For a satisfying night out you should expect to spend about 30 to 35 euros per person.

Along the way, your English-speaking guide will explain the traditions behind Madrid’s food and wine, and advise on local specialties. Your local guide will also assist with language and translation, while providing interesting facts about Madrid’s history, culture and customs.

As the average maximum group size is six people, you will enjoy a unique personalized experience on this special evening walking tour of Madrid’s fabulous tapas bars and restaurants. It’s the perfect way to discover local insights, while sampling traditional food and drink in great company. Ultimately, adding more color and flavor to your Spanish sojourn!

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Andalucia is one of the most attractive areas within the Mediterranean regions, due to its mild climate, environmental nature, its history and culture. It was consecutively conquered by Phoenicians, Greeks, Carthaginians and Romans, later by Vandals and Suevians, before the Arabs occupied the region during five centuries.

Toledo is a city that once visited, never ceases to rest in the imagination. The fortified medieval city built on a hill overlooking the Tagus River, is without a doubt one of the densest monumental cities in the world. It also lies claim to being the hometown of Spanish artist El Greco and houses many of his famous works.

At the foot of Sierra Nevada, between the Darro and Genil rivers, lies Granada. The last city reconquered in 1492, Granada has a distinctly Arab influence with the impressive UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Alhambra and Generalife Gardens amongst the highlights.

Ronda is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Andalucia region and you will join a sightseeing tour of this beautiful town of Celtic origin. With the Cathedral (Roman, Arabic and Gothic styles), the Old Quarter, the Bull Ring (oldest one in Spain) and the magnificent Tajo Gorge, Ronda has plenty of sites to discover during your time there.

Built on the banks of the Guadalquivir River, Seville displays a rich Arab legacy. Every street and square that makes up the historic quarter of the Andalucian capital bursts with joy and activity.

Itinerary

Day 1: Madrid – Cordoba – Seville (L, D)
Morning departure from Madrid along the land of Don Quijote -The Man from La Mancha. Upon reaching Cordoba there is time for lunch and a city tour visiting the Mosque and the Jewish Quarter. In the afternoon proceed to Seville for dinner and overnight.

Day 2: Seville (B, D)
After breakfast, enjoy a morning city tour (The Cathedral (outside), Santa Cruz Quarter, Maria Luisa Gardens). The afternoon is at leisure for you to discover exclusive views, specific favors of this full of light city. You will proceed to Seville for dinner and overnight.

Day 3: Seville – Ronda – Costa del Sol (B, D)
After breakfast depart to Ronda. You will have time at leisure to admire this town of Celtic origin and the marvelous view of the valley and mountain range. On arrival in Costa del Sol, you have the afternoon at leisure. You will proceed to Costa del Sol for dinner and overnight.

Day 4: Granada – Alhambra – Generalife Gardens (B, D)
Departure from Costa del Sol in the morning to Granada. Visit of Alhambra and Generalife Gardens, the last stronghold of the Moorish Kingdoms up to 1492, an amazing monumental environment is waiting for us. In the afternoon proceed to Granada for dinner and overnight.

Day 5: Granada – Toledo – Madrid (B, L)
Breakfast and departure towards the Imperial City of Toledo (World Heritage city), where all the cultures and eras of Spain (Christians, Moorish and Jewish) have lived together. Lunch. Afterwards, an impressive tour of the most important city monuments and products, like the famous ‘Damasquinado’ (gold and silver inlaying in iron). Tour concludes on arrival in Madrid.

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SAVINGS WITH THE MADRID CARD INCLUDE:

• Free admission to more than 40 of Madrid’s museums
• Take as many journeys as you wish on the hop-on/hop-off Turistic Bus
• Take all the tours from Discover Madrid program
• Take the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium guided walking tour
• Admission to the Madrid Amusement Park (72-hour card only), Zoo-Aquarium, Cable Card, Faunia Theme Park and Imax Cinema
• Discounts in shops, restaurants, flamenco shows and leisure centers

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