Madrid is a city with many secrets and wonders to discover. In fact, many times not even Madrid residents know all the interesting things their city offers. However, this will not be your case if you do any of the Sandeman's New Europe Madrid tours. This company offers all types of guided tours of the capital of Spain depending on your interests:
- Free daily tours: This tour departs from the Plaza Mayor and lasts approximately three hours. Throughout this time the guide will tell you all the secrets of the most interesting places in the center of Madrid such as the Plaza Mayor itself, Puerta del Sol, the oldest restaurant in the world, the origin of the tapas tradition, the Robin Hood of Madrid, etc. The tour is completely free, although at the end of the tour you can give the guide the tip that you think he deserved for his explanations.
-Tapas Tour:There is no tradition more Spanish in general and more Madrid in particular than the tapas that you get in practically any bar and restaurant in the capital. With this tour you will be able to try some of the best in the city in some of the best but least known places.
- Golden Madrid Tour: The Golden Madrid tour covers the areas of the Madrid of letters, the illustrated Madrid and the Madrid of the playwrights. From swashbuckling duels to betrayals and confrontations during the Civil War, these are some of the stories and anecdotes that you will learn about the turbulent history of the kingdom's capital.
- Madrid Night Tour: tourism and monuments are very good, but it is also good to get to know the nightlife of the city, its bars and clubs and the places where there is more entertainment. This is precisely what this tour proposes to you, which will allow you to discover different places where you can have a great time at night in Madrid.
- New Year's Eve Pub Crawl: Spend the end of the year with Sandeman's New Europe Madrid and you won't regret it. The tour includes grapes in Puerta del Sol, a visit to three bars and a nightclub to end the night. You can't miss it.
