Discover the Historical Center on an Express Walking Tour

Madrid is famous for its historic quarter, its unbeatable climate, its cosmopolitanism, its gastronomy, its restaurants, and much more. Its buildings seem to be taken from a fairy tale, and some of the smells that are perceived are a mixture of churros, calamari, and beer.

Imagine strolling through historic squares remembering that famous people such as Francisco Quevedo, Manuela Malasaña, Ortega y Gasset, and Pedro de Ribera lived in this city, as well as Carlos III, Madrid's best mayor, who said, "Rain does not break bones."

All this, along with many more anecdotes and curiosities about Spain, the roots of our country, how Madrid has evolved each century since it was established as Spain's capital, what has happened in this city, and what remains today.

This is the ideal tour to delve into Spanish culture and understand where the visitor is standing and what places of interest are around, without forgetting to mention the sites hidden from the eyes of the typical tourist.

Let's discover Madrid properly together.