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Enjoy an early access guided tour of the Royal Place in Madrid with a walk from Plaza de Isabel II. Visit the Private Royal Apartments and Royal…
Explore the history of the Real Madrid football team in the Bernabéu Stadium museum. Get access to exclusive areas, and see the Trophy Room where…
Discover masterpieces of art with a full-day entrance ticket to Madrid’s Prado Museum and see works by Velázquez, Goya, El Greco and many more.…
Hop on board this open-top double-decker bus for a comprehensive sightseeing tour of Madrid. On these 2 comprehensive routes you will see everything…
Café Ziryab is a new flamenco venue in Madrid, founded by a flamenco dancer. The tablao opened its doors in September 2015 and offers quality…
A magnificent excursion to Segovia and Toledo, where you'll take two walking tours and enjoyfast track entry to The Alcazar of Segovia
Spend 1 or 2 days at the Parque Warner Madrid theme park and meet your favorite cartoon characters, such as Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck. Avail of a…
Enjoy a 1.5-hour tour with a local guide through the Royal Palace Madrid, the official residence of the kings of Spain. Marvel at the main staircase…
Get up close and personal with Spain and its rich history on a day tour to Avila and Segovia. Relax as you are taken to visit the birthplace of Santa…
Feel the passion of flamenco music and dance at a legendary tablao in Madrid. Watch a unique show in a venue inspired by the Bermejas towers of…
Visit Toledo and Segovia on a tour by air-conditioned vehicle and admire the main attractions of these two cities. Visit the Alcázar of Segovia, the…
Enjoy a magical day tour to Toledo from Madrid and get entry to 7 different monuments. Take an exclusive guided tour of the cathedral (if option…
See the historic sights of Toledo and Segovia on a guided tour by air-conditioned bus from Madrid. Get access to the former palace of the Alcázar of…
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The Prado of course seems to be the main attraction in terms of the galleries, if the crowds are anything to go by. But even in late September crowds are in all the galleries. This is expected. But you would gain by visiting, even if you are not a regular gallery visitor. I saw two temporary exhibitions both giving a different slant to the main artists presented from the Canon of art but also many Spanish artists not seen by me before. I also saw a glowing and familiar work by Fra Angelico that had recently undergone an extensive conservation process. There was an excellent video, in a comfy little theatre, describing the process. This was a highlight on this occasion. An exhibition on Ballenciaga’s dress designs and their, at times, seemingly tenuous relationship to paintings he encountered from an early age was a timed exhibition due to the extensive interest. The idea must have undergone extensive research. It was also a new slant on my experiences in many galleries.
Show was booked for 7.30 pm but only food was served till 8.30pm and once show started , we were spell bound. All three dancers were good. Finale by male dancer was electrifying and he was virtually doing endurance dance and was profusely sweating but still going strong. An explanation about songs and dance in English would help tourists to appreciate theme of dance and songs better. I would recommend this show to my friends and tourists
Nice big tour bus with a restroom. Our male guide was fluent in English & Spanish. (Forgot his name!!) Charming & helpful. So nice to not have to worry about driving or parking. Saw plenty in both towns. Good to be able to quickly get in to the alcazar & the cathedral. Just wish the day had more hours so we could have spent even longing. Would have loved to wonder & shop more. Next time!!!
Lots of riding on the bus, but we managed to have enough time to enjoy both cities. Great value. Museum/castle visit at Segovia is included, but not the cathedral in Toledo, which may not be worth the 10 euros to visit. Guide was excellent Enough time to visit, but not for shopping.
Unfortunately the Tour buses have commercials glued to the windows, so You cannot have a clear look out. Another Problem was, that one could not connect to the loudspeaker system, because many connections were ruined
