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How to get to Barcelona from Madrid

How to get to Barcelona from Madrid

How to get to Barcelona from Madrid How to get from Madrid to Barcelona? The answer depends on your preferences and priorities. Let’s break down the options.Ā  Before we get started, allow me to introduce myself. I’m Javier and I’ve been working as a guide in Madrid since 2013. I hope this post helps you […]

How to get from Madrid to Valencia

How to get from Madrid to Valencia

How to get from Madrid to Valencia : Travel Options Planning a trip from Madrid to Valencia and unsure about the best way to get there? Look no further! In this post, we will cover all the different modes of transportation available and provide you with all the information you need to make an informed […]

How to get to Avila from Madrid

How to get to Avila from Madrid

How to get to Avila from Madrid The beautiful city of Avila is a great destination for a day trip from Madrid. Believe us, you will not regret visiting Avila. It is a small city full of history (declared a World Heritage City by UNESCO), whose origin dates back approximately 2,000 years. How to get […]

Gluten-Free Guide to eating out in Madrid

Gluten Free Guide to Madrid

A Gluten Free Guide to Eating Out in Madrid For many people, the protein known as gluten is a great mystery, but for many others it is the focus of their diet. The simple task of going shopping or choosing a restaurant becomes a complicated dilemma, especially if you don’t speak the local language. Unfortunately, […]

Traditional souvenirs in Madrid and where to buy them

Traditional souvenirs in Madrid and where to buy them What would a trip be without those little reminders that transport us to somewhere else on the planet? If you are someone who loves coming home with a suitcase full of gifts and souvenirs, this post is written especially for you. Book our Madrid Free Walking […]

What to do in Madrid in 2 days

What to do in Madrid in 2 days Visiting Madrid in two days is a truly complicated task considering the city’s numerous attractions: incredible buildings, countless museums, palaces, etc. Not to mention cities like Toledo, Segovia or El Escorial, which are an hour’s bus ride from downtown Madrid. We recommend a stay in Madrid of […]

Lavapies Neighbourhood in Madrid

Lavapies underground district in Madrid

Lavapies Neighbourhood in Madrid Our local guide Will show us on this post ā€œLavapies Neighbourhood in Madridā€, his favourite barrio in the city: What to see, where to eat and tons of local tips! Lavapies: Street-Art District in Madrid Lavapies is a neighbourhood with a tremendously diverse history, associated with movements of the working class, […]

Traditional Sweets Made by Nuns

Traditional Sweets Made by Nuns Despite being a large city with more than 3.5 million residents, Madrid preserves its essence in a very special way. We can still see small businesses surviving in spite of big chains, older people sitting in the plazas passing the time, or people dressed in the traditional ā€œchulapoā€ suit. Today […]

San Anton Food Market in Madrid: where the locals eat

San Anton Gourmet Market

San Anton Food Market in Madrid: where the locals eat San Anton is a wonderful food market in Chueca, Central Madrid. Visiting the market is a great way to see a modern local market, sample delicious foods and relax on the rooftop terrace. The market was originally built in 1945 but in 2002 it received […]

Where to Eat Paella in Madrid

Where to eat paella in Madrid

Where to Eat Paella in Madrid Gastronomy plays an important role in our Free Tour in Madrid. Spain is a country where food is taken very seriously. But if there’s one dish that everyone wants to try, it’s the traditional Paella. In this post we are going to show you the best places where toĀ eat […]

New measures to face COVID-19 and enjoy our tours with safety

SMALLER GROUPS
(MAX. 10 PEOPLE)

Our groups are now limited to 10 people, therefore it is required to book your spot in advance.

MANDATORY USE OF FACE MASK

Mandatory use of face masks for guides and customers. Following the Spanish legislation, the wearing of face masks in all public spaces is obligatory.

SOCIAL DISTANCING (2 METERS)

When available, we highly recommend to maintain 2-meters social distancing between all the participants of the tour.

HAND SANITIZER AVAILABLE

All our guides will be carrying hand sanitizer during the tour and it will be available during the whole route for you.

GUIDES EQUIPPED WITH VOICE AMPLIFIERS

You will hear the explanations perfectly, as your guide will be carrying a voice amplifier.

NO PAPER

You don“t need to print out your tour confirmation (just in case keep the email confirmation on your phone). Your name and last name will be enough for the guide to complete the check-in process.

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