MADRID DISCOVER PANORAMIC
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Duration: 90 minutes
Overview
Enjoy the best views of Madrid from the top deck of one of our buses and be entertained by live commentary from our local guides as you take in the sights on a one-way tour of the city.
INCLUDES:
✅ A bottle/thermal flask as a gift. *On purchases over 100€ (while stocks last) and with personal delivery in our VISITOR CENTRE - SAN BERNARDO 5.
✅ Ticket valid for one tour
✅ Live guide
✅ Bilingual content programme: English & Spanish
✅ Free Wifi
✅ Buses geolocated in real time via the official BIG BUS TOURS app (Google Play & Apple Store).
✅ Geolocated hop-on stops on a map via the official BIG BUS TOURS app (Google Play & Apple Store)
❌ It is not hop on & hop off
Important information
Where can I start my tour?
You can start your route from Calle Felipe IV: Calle Felipe IV ➡https://maps.app.goo.gl/anTXjMpu4U8rSqWD6
How long does the tour last and what are the timetables?
Our full tour lasts approximately 90 minutes with a 30-minute frequency. Our route operates between 9.30am and 7pm. To make the full journey back to the starting point, you must board the bus before 19.00 hours, as after this time, the route ends at Calle Felipe IV. Please note that the duration of the tour is subject to traffic and road closures.
Are the routes daily?
Our tours around the city of Madrid are available 365 days a year.
Are there comments in my language?
Our local guides provide a live programme of content in a bilingual format: Spanish + English.
What can I see and visit?
On your tour you will enjoy tourist attractions such as: Neptune Fountain, Puerta de Alcalá, El Retiro Park, Plaza de Colón, National Archaeological Museum, National Library, Cibeles Fountain, Cibeles Palace, Bank of Spain, Metropolis Building,, Gran Vía Madrileña, Plaza de Callao, Plaza de España, Temple of Debod, Jardines de Sabatini, Jardines del Campo del Moro, Palacio Real de Madrid, Puerta de San Vicente, Madrid Río, Puerta de Toledo, Real Colegiata de San Isidro, Estación Puerta de Atocha, Real Jardín Botánico or Museo Nacional del Prado among the most outstanding.
Where can I buy my ticket?
You can buy your tickets online from official websites & distributors, from our staff on board the buses at each of our official bus stops, as well as from all our local partners, such as kiosks, souvenir shops or hotel receptions spread throughout the city centre.
Are there tickets for boys and girls?
Yes, tickets are available for children between 5 and 15 years old. Children under 4 years old can travel for free, but must sit on their carer's lap when the service is full. Pushchairs and buggies must be stored on the lower deck. Children under 15 must be accompanied by an adult.
Are buses wheelchair accessible?
Yes, 50% of our fleet is wheelchair accessible.
Where is the information point located?
We remind you that you can visit us personally at our VISITOR CENTRE - SAN BERNARDO 5, in the heart of Gran Vía in Madrid, if you need information and local tips on how to enjoy the city as a local and not as just another tourist. Our staff will be happy to welcome you comfortably, in our receptive space for visitors, and help you with all your doubts regarding: local and personalised information about the city, tourist maps, buying souvenirs of Madrid, selling tickets for local tours and excursions to surrounding UNESCO World Heritage cities and everything you need to make you feel at home.
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Highlights
More information
Do you want to enjoy your trip in Madrid as a local or as a tourist? Let us be your hosts and come with us to discover the city aboard a comfortable open-top double-decker tourist bus, on a one-way tour of the city, accompanied by a live local guide who will guide you through the top tourist sites of the city that you should not miss if you visit the capital of Spain. All this in a bilingual format (Spanish + English) and with a content programme full of anecdotes and local curiosities that you won't find in traditional travel guides.