120 Minutes with Tuk Tuk in Madrid
Explore Madrid in 120 minutes by tuk tuk. Our guides will highlight the city’s most significant areas and hidden gems, providing an excellent overview and perfect photo opportunities.
Itinerary
Calle Mayor 90 (Meeting Point)
Discover the hidden treasure of Calle Mayor, where famous playwright Pedro Calderón de la Barca lived.
Market of San Miguel
Visit this vibrant market in one of Madrid’s busiest squares, Puerta del Sol, the center of Spain’s road network and home to the famous clock marking the New Year.
Botín Restaurant
Founded in 1725, it’s the oldest restaurant in the world, known for its traditional Madrid cuisine.
Cava Baja
This historic area, once a hideout for Arabs, now features bars, traditional restaurants, hostels, flamenco bars, and more.
Royal Basilica of San Francisco el Grande
A stunning Roman Catholic church in La Latina, with a history dating back to the 13th century.
Glorieta de Toledo
See the Puerta de Toledo, a monumental gateway from the 19th century.
Atocha Station
One of Spain’s busiest transport hubs, serving 90 million passengers annually.
Buen Retiro Park
Explore this historic park with its pond, monuments, and the Crystal Palace, dating back to the reigns of Philip IV and Charles III.
Alcalá Gate
Erected in 1778, this triumphal gate was once Madrid’s main entrance, located near El Retiro Park.
Las Ventas Bullring
Considered the world’s most important bullring, a monumental and breathtaking venue.
Santiago Bernabéu Stadium
Home to Real Madrid since 1947, this stadium has hosted numerous significant football events.
Paseo de la Castellana
A major thoroughfare with historic mansions, now housing embassies and cultural centers, and the Museum of Public Art.
Gran Vía
Madrid’s iconic avenue, marking the city’s modernization with early skyscrapers and modern architecture.
Plaza de Callao
The heart of Madrid’s cinematic and theatrical scene, featuring art deco architecture and vibrant life.
Plaza España
A large plaza with the famous Cervantes Monument at the intersection of Gran Vía and Princesa streets.
Temple of Debod
An ancient Egyptian temple from the 2nd century BC, relocated to Madrid’s Cuartel de la Montaña Park.
Royal Palace
Once home to Spain’s kings, this palace is a journey through Spanish history, now serving as the official royal residence.
Plaza de Oriente
A pedestrian square with gardens and statues, bordering the Royal Palace.
Ópera Station
Located in Plaza de Isabel II, this station provides access to Teatro Real, Plaza de Oriente, and the Royal Palace.
Catedral de Almudena
Madrid’s cathedral, completed in 1993, has a history of over a century and offers stunning architectural views.
This tour offers a comprehensive and engaging look at Madrid’s rich history, culture, and landmarks, all from the comfort of a tuk tuk.
