Free Walking Tours through the Monumental Madrid

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Vanesa 01 Oct 2023
Zaragoza

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Travelled in couple - Oct 2023
Era la primera vez que hacíamos un tuktuk tour y nos ha parecido una experiencia muy guay. Es una forma interesante de visitar distintos puntos de la ciudad en poco tiempo. Además Gerardo nos ha explicado todo muy bien y nos ha recomendado un montón de lugares para tomar algo. Una experiencia diferente y seguro para repetir :)
FreeTukTukTour Madrid of the Austrians and Bourbons: Old Madrid (Plaza Mayor, Royal Palace, Almudena Cathedral, Madrid Río)
Cécile 24 Sep 2023
Madrid

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Travelled alone - Sep 2023
Muy interesante y divertido! Muchas gracias Cecilia
Free tour of Queen Juana, la Loca?
Eden 23 Sep 2023
Melbourne

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Travelled in couple - Sep 2023
A great tour and riding on the tuk tuk is a great and efficient way to see lots of sights in the city all while getting the same info without the long walk! Our guide had excellent knowledge, including some great recommendations on local places to eat and drink. Recommend!
Free TukTukTour in 19th century Madrid: the monumental capital of a liberal state - Cibeles, Retiro Park, Barrio de Salamanca and much more.
Francisco 10 Sep 2023
Madrid

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Travelled in couple - Sep 2023
Me ha fascinado. Lo conocía pero no lo habia visitado. Cuando cuentan la historia es mucho mejor. El guru Francisco me ha encantado
Free Tour Parque Quinta de la Fuente del Berro.
Florin 04 Sep 2023
Madrid

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Travelled in family - Aug 2023
Un tour muy entretenido. Los niños se lo han pasado genial, aunque creo que es interesante para todos los publicos. ¡Ruben muy profesional y amable, contestando a todas las preguntas de los niños! ¡Muchas gracias!
Free tour to discover the birds of Retiro
Saraí 03 Sep 2023
Monterrey

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Travelled in couple - Sep 2023
¡Un tour guiado increíble y lleno de información sumamente interesante! Delfina es la mejor opción para conocer el museo del Prado.
Free tour The Prado masterpieces with a restorer! 😊
Gaston 31 Aug 2023
Madrid

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Travelled in group - Aug 2023
Fuimos a un tour por La Latina donde Delfina nos hizo un recorrido por sus calles contando la historia de los lugares memorables y de sus protagonistas. Vivo en Madrid y me hizo descubrir lugares que aun no conocía con historias maravillosas. En el recorrido hicimos 3 paradas para degustar comidas típicas y probar distintos vinos donde Delfina nos conto la historia de cada uno, también abordando información de los vinos y de las bodegas españolas. Lo recomiendo ampliamente para hacerlo tanto por turistas como por residentes ya que las historias de la ciudad no son tan conocidas a nivel popular. Delfina maravillosa en todos los aspectos, su conocimiento y simpatía son primordiales a la hora de elegir una guía. Muchas gracias Delfina por habernos dado una gran noche de cultura y disfrute con mis amistades!
Free tour La Latina NIGHT: Tapas and wines
Maribel 12 Aug 2023
Cobeña

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Travelled in group - Aug 2023
Una experiencia muy enriquecedora. Un par de horas llenas de cultura y saber por parte de la guía, haciendo hincapié siempre en las preferencias que los visitantes íbamos buscando. Muy recomendable para cualquiera que quiera pasar una tarde distinta y algo más fría en este Madrid tan caluroso.
Free artistic, mythological and cross-sectional tour of the Prado Museum
Fernando 10 Aug 2023
Madrid

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Travelled alone - Aug 2023
Una visita increíble. El mejor guía con el que he visitado una ciudad nunca. Juan Luis ofrece una perspectiva completa de la ciudad más allá de datos inconexos y anécdotas varias que suelen facilitar los guías. Repetiré sin lugar a dudas. Muchas gracias.
The Jerónimos Neighborhood: Madrid laboratory

The free tours of Monumental Madrid are an excellent way to get to know the history and culture of the city. There are many emblematic buildings in the Spanish capital and many monuments in its streets and squares, so you'll need a good guide to make sure you don't miss a thing. At Guruwalk we present you the best Free Tours to get to know Monumental Madrid.
Madrid is a vibrant city with a rich mix of art, culture and history. These three things go hand in hand in creating the beautiful city that Madrileños call home.
Madrid's art triangle is an area that includes three major museums: the Prado Museum, the Reina Sofia Museum and the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum.  As it could not be otherwise, its 3 buildings and surroundings are part of Madrid's monumental heritage.
The Prado Museum is known for having one of the best collections of European painting from 1250 to 1800. It has more than 7,600 paintings on display, including works by El Greco, Goya, Rubens and Van Dyck.
The Reina Sofía is Spain's and Europe's leading museum of modern art. It has modern galleries, artists' studios and an open-air space where the work of the great masters can be admired indefinitely.
The museum was built in 1992 to commemorate the centenary of the birth of Queen Sofia. It occupies a large area of the Royal Site in Madrid and was designed by architects Rafael Moneo of Barcelona and Richard Meier of New York.
The sculptures are arranged chronologically so that visitors can follow their development over time. At one end are works by Rodin and Maillol; at the other end is a room devoted exclusively to Picasso's Guernica. The museum's permanent collection also includes works by other important 20th century artists.
The Thyssen Museum is the last of five art museums around the world to bear the same name, and is also known as the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum. The museum, which opened on 23 January 1992, houses an extensive collection of European paintings from a variety of schools and periods.
The museum was inaugurated in 1977 by Baron Hans Heinrich Thyssen-Bornemisza as a personal gift to Spain for its bicentenary. It was then donated to the Spanish government in 1993 on the condition that it would only be used to exhibit international art.
But in addition to the museums you will also find monumental spaces in Madrid, such as the Retiro Park and the squares of Cibeles and Neptuno.

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