Madrid: City Highlights Guided Vintage Bike Tour

An old power plant that dates back to the year 1900 that supplied energy to the entire southern sector.

San Jerónimo la Real church, a Gothic style church founded by the catholic kings and exteriors gardens of Prado Museum we will tell curiosities and historical facts.

The oldest tree in Madrid, the history of the park and a trip through the lagoons and monuments of Retiro Park.

The "Puerta de Alcalá" is a neoclassic and triumphal arch, the first to be built after the fall of the Roman Empire.

City's main street, with its characteristic vitality, you will see palaces, museums, shops, and banks.

The most popular and busiest square in Madrid is "Puerta del Sol". We will visit the Carlos III statue, the Bear and the Madroño Tree, and share quirky stories about the city.

An old street in Madrid and the beginning of the Austrian Madrid area, the old part of the city.

Beautiful Neo-Classical Palace built in the 18th century on the site of the old Alcázar fortress - the palace of the kings and queens of Spain.

Cathedral Santa María la Real de la Almudena is the Catholic Cathedral of Madrid, Spain

A very historic place in Madrid. Among Madrid's oldest buildings, full of history and curiosities, was also the city office.

Market building from 1915 but since 2009 a delicatessen market where you can get tapas of high quality also you will visit Sobrinos del Botin, world oldest restaurant.

The main square of Madrid that dates back to 1576, with an Herrerian or Escurialesque style, is one of the most iconic sites in the city.

The Literary Quarter owes its name to the literary activity carried out throughout the 16th and 17th centuries and the rivalry between Miguel de Cervantes and Lope de Vega.