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Your Custom Private Walking Tour of Madrid

A private, fully tailored tour: we set the theme, route and pace to your interests and schedule, covering any area of the city—from the historic center to modern districts—and we can start when and where you prefer, with hotel pick-up if needed.

Paid tour
Front view of the Prado Museum in Madrid with a neoclassical facade, large columns, and a frieze. A statue of Velázquez is...

Basic Information


  • Total time

    2h 30m

  • Language

    English (check the calendar for availability)

  • Price

    285 EUR

Meeting point

Located in the Centro district, Plaza de Isabel II is a prominent open square anchored by the eastern facade of the Teatro Real. A statue of Queen Isabel II stands in the center of the pedestrian area, while the Ópera public transit station is situated directly within the square for easy access.

  • Additional info

    ☂︎ This tour is organised by Walkative Madrid guides. Look for the guide with the yellow umbrella.

    ♿️ Tour suitable for people with reduced mobility and strollers

  • Booking rules

    Full payment is required in advance by bank transfer or online card (EUR/PLN), no later than 48 hours before the tour. Cancellations up to 96 hours before the tour are free of charge, between 96–48 hours 50% fee applies, and later or in case of no-show the full price is charged.

About the tour


Front view of the Prado Museum in Madrid with a neoclassical facade, large columns, and a frieze. A statue of Velázquez is...

Private tour is a great opportunity for people who have limited time and cannot join our regular FREE walking TOURs or simply prefer staying in a small group of friends.It is you who chooses when the tour should start and what should be its topic. If you are not sure what do you want to visit during the tour, let us know and we will help you plan the tour that fits best your needs and interests.What is more, you do not have to worry about finding the guide at the meeting point – they can meet you in any place in the city or pick you up from your hotel. You don’t have to follow our strict schedule of regular tours, we can make a tour according to your needs.For more information please contact us.

Highlights


  1. 1

    The Royal Theatre Square

    A central pedestrian plaza anchored by the historic opera house and a royal monument.

  2. 2

    Private Group

    An exclusive tour experience for you and your friends or family.

  3. 3

    Flexible Start Time

    You choose the most convenient time for your private tour to begin.

  4. 4

    Custom Itinerary

    The tour’s topic and route are planned according to your personal interests.

  5. 5

    Hotel Pickup

    Your guide can meet you directly at your hotel or another chosen location.

  6. 6

    Personal Guide

    Enjoy the undivided attention of a guide dedicated only to your group.

  7. 7

    Tailored Experience

    A tour designed specifically for you, perfect for those with limited time.

FAQ


This private tour runs for two and a half hours and can accommodate groups of up to 35 people. It is an excellent option for couples, families, or larger groups of friends travelling together. Because it is a private booking, you do not have to follow our regular public tour timetable. You get to choose the exact start time that is most convenient for your schedule, and you will have the undivided attention of your personal guide throughout the walk.

Map


Located in the Centro district, Plaza de Isabel II is a prominent open square anchored by the eastern facade of the Teatro Real. A statue of Queen Isabel II stands in the center of the pedestrian area, while the Ópera public transit station is situated directly within the square for easy access.

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