2.5-Hour Panoramic Bus Tour

See the sights of Madrid on a panoramic, 2.5-hour bus tour, stopping at the Hard Rock Café for a complimentary soft drink. Learn Madrid's Habsburg and Bourbon history as you drive down the Gran Via, and visit Plaza de España, Puerta de Alcalá, and more.

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Highlights

Enjoy an orientation bus tour of Madrid and see all the city's main monuments
Gaze at Neo-classical buildings in squares, such as Plaza de España and Puerta del Sol
Stop for a soft drink refreshment at the Hard Rock Café
Go to the Real Madrid stadium of Santiago Bernabéu
Admire the contemporary architecture of Plaza Castilla
See fine examples of 20th century Art Deco architecture on Gran Via
Discover the largest bullring in Spain

Description

Climb aboard a panoramic bus for a whirlwind sightseeing tour of Madrid, and get your bearings in the Spanish capital as you learn its long history, from the Habsburg Empire to the present day. You will see the most important buildings, avenues, and squares in the city, from the historic quarters of the Courts of Castille to the state-of-the-art stadium of the Real Madrid football team. Drive down Gran Vía to admire the Art Deco buildings, such as the Telefónica headquarters and Edificio Grassy. Marvel at the monument to Cervantes in Plaza de España, and see the official residence of the Spanish Prime Minister in Moncloa Palace. Discover where Madrid celebrates New Year by eating grapes in Puerta del Sol, and look at the Neo-classical Puerta de Alcalá just outside Retiro Park. Pass the historic Plaza de Toros de Las Ventas, the largest bullring in Spain, and continue to a square named in memory of Christopher Columbus. Stop briefly at the Hard Rock Café for a complimentary soft drink, before continuing down Paseo de la Castellana to the Real Madrid stadium of Santiago Bernabéu. En route back to the bus terminal, end with a look at the Caja Madrid Obelisk on Plaza Castilla, and the ornate fountain of Cibeles, built in the reign of Charles III.