Madrid Highlights Tour & Prado Museum: Skip The Line + Guided Tour

Discover Madrid, then skip the line into a world-class art gallery

Duration: 4h

Live guide: English, Spanish

Duration: 4h

Live guide: English, Spanish

Registered address: Calle Puerto de Used, 20, 28031, Madrid, ES

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What's included

One-hour guided walking tour of Madrid

Admission to the Prado Museum

Guided tour of the Prado Museum

Bilingual, local, official guide: English and Spanish

Transportation via air-conditioned coach

Radio guide system

What's not included

Food and drinks

Meeting point

15,Calle de San Nicolas, 28013, Madrid

This tour starts from Julià Travel Gray Line Spain office at Calle San Nicolás, 15 (corner Plaza Ramales) and ends at the Royal Palace
Show your smartphone voucher to your guide when staring the tour
Please be at the meeting point 15 minutes before the tour begins
Failure to show up at the established check-in time may entail losing the tour

Description

This two-in-one ticket not only gives you a walking tour of Madrid, but it also includes fast-track entry to the Prado Museum with a guided tour.

Your itinerary starts with a one-hour walking tour through the historic city center of Madrid, so make sure you wear comfy shoes. From there, you'll hop aboard an air-conditioned coach for a ride through some of Madrid's most emblematic sights, including Mayor Street, Puerta del Sol, and Cibeles Fountain. Make sure you've got something to take pictures with!

The second leg of your trip takes you to the world-famous Prado Museum. Skip the line and get in quickly and easily with your tour guide. Inside you'll find one of the finest collections of European art from the 12th to the early 20th century. Expect to see the likes of Goya, Hieronymus Bosch, El Greco, Peter Paul Rubens, Titian, and Diego Velázquez.

While the artworks by themselves are enough to leave you dazzled, you'll have the added advantage of a knowledgeable guide who can shed further light on each artwork.