Complete Madrid by Private Tuk-Tuk (Routes 1 and 2)
Private 2 h 15 min electric tuk-tuk tour linking historic and modern Madrid: Royal Palace, Plaza Mayor, Bernabéu, Serrano, Retiro and Gran Vía. Price per tuk-tuk (up to 4 people).
From €129 per group
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- Duration
- 2 hours 15 minutes
- Guide languages
- Spanish · English · French · German · Italian · Portuguese
- Mobile ticket
- No need to print
- Instant confirmation
- Right after booking
- Wheelchair accessible
- No
- Minimum age
- 3+
Highlights
- The longest route: 2 h 15 min in a private electric tuk-tuk
- Links the historic centre with modern Madrid along the Castellana
- Bernabéu, AZCA, the Salamanca district and Calle Serrano
- Royal Palace, Almudena, Plaza Mayor, Puerta del Sol and Gran Vía
- Priced per tuk-tuk, not per person: up to 4 travelers
Our take
It combines Tuk Tuk Zero's two short routes into one. If you're short on time and want both Habsburg Madrid and the Bernabéu and Salamanca district, this is the one. For just one area, the shorter historic-centre route is cheaper. The booking is non-refundable.
What's included
- Private electric tuk-tuk tour (up to 4 people per tuk-tuk)
- Headphone audio guide in 11 languages
- Cold water, wifi and phone charging
- Child booster seat
Not included
- Entry to monuments
- Tips (optional)
Good to know
Things to keep in mind
- Arrive 10 minutes early; the tuk-tuk waits in the parking area opposite the Thyssen Museum
- Minimum age 3
- If there are more than 4 of you, book one tuk-tuk per group of 4
- According to the supplier, metro lines 1 and 2 and several bus lines stop by the square
Meeting point
Plaza de Cánovas del Castillo (Neptune Fountain), opposite the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, 28014 Madrid, Spain
The experience
What you'll see
Tuk Tuk Zero's most complete route: 2 h 15 min combining monumental and modern Madrid. From the Neptune Fountain you head up past Cibeles and Colón to the AZCA business district and Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, then back through Plaza de los Delfines, El Viso, the Salamanca district and Calle Serrano, passing Puerta de Alcalá, the Retiro, the Stock Exchange and the Ritz and Palace hotels. The second half covers the historic centre: Santa Ana, Parliament, the Art Walk, Puerta del Sol, Plaza Mayor, La Latina, the Almudena, the Royal Palace, San Miguel, Plaza de España and Gran Vía.
How it works
The tuk-tuk picks you up at Plaza de Cánovas del Castillo, opposite the Thyssen Museum. It's private and seats up to 4 people; the price is per tuk-tuk. Commentary plays through headphones in 11 languages, with water, wifi and phone charging on board.
Who I'd recommend it to
- Anyone who wants to see all of Madrid in one morning or afternoon.
- Football fans who want to pass the Bernabéu without a separate visit.
- Families or groups of up to 4 who'd rather not walk.
Cancellation policy
According to the supplier, the booking is non-refundable, so double-check the date and time before paying.
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