Madrid · TICKETS
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Below are the 15 best tickets & entry passes worth booking right now: what each one costs, how long it takes, and which kind of traveller it suits. Start at number one; it is there for a reason.
Step into Real Madrid’s Bernabéu for a self-paced trophy museum and pitchside access, with optional souvenir photo. Skip the line.
“If your a soccer fan, this is one experience you don’t want to miss. I learned so much more about the league and also about the youth academy. I recommend this tour for any sports fan.”
Skip the line to Madrid’s Prado Museum and spend a full day with Spanish masters, sculptures, and royal treasures.
“The Museum is worth it, you can’t go to Madrid without see this museum. I recommend it. It,s very beautiful and full of history.”
Day trip from Madrid to Ávila and Segovia with skip-the-line tickets, guided monuments, and a light bite in Ávila.
“We had a great time on our tour. Everything was as advertised in the listing. Rafael was our guide and he was wonderful. The bus was very comfortable and clean. Avila stop was great...we toured the Bascilica but wish we could have walked through the Cathedral as well. Highly recommend!”
Skip-the-line entry to Madrid’s Reina Sofía for a full day of Picasso’s Guernica, Dalí, Miró, and 21,000+ contemporary works.
“Great little stop to experience the art and history of country.”
Madrid day trip to Ávila and Segovia with guided monument visits, radio headsets, skip-the-line tickets, plus aperitif and drink.
“Carlos, our guide, is so knowledgeable about the sites we went to.”
Madrid day trip to UNESCO Toledo and Segovia with Alcázar tickets, aqueduct views, Gothic cathedral stops, and optional Avila and lunch.
“Amazing views! Guides were very knowledgeable and friendly. Made wonderful memories. We will recommend to all.”
A 1-hour flamenco show in a 17th-century cave in Madrid’s La Latina, with one drink included and tapas you can add.
“Such an amazing show!! The dancers were fantastic and the music was lovely. It's an hour, which I think is the perfect amount of time and if you go at 7pm, it is a fantastic activity to do before dinner!”
Madrid to Segovia and Ávila in one day: Roman Aqueduct, Segovia Cathedral, Ávila walls, and optional monument tickets for added value.
“Fantastic cities of Segovia and Avila. Juan , our guide was excellent. Special mention also to our bus driver - Noela”
Skip-the-line Prado Museum tour with a live guide. See Velázquez, Goya, El Bosco, and more in 90 minutes, then keep exploring.
“Our guide Beatriz was friendly and knowledgeable. She provided lots of relevant information and gave us an articulate and informative visit. Although I am not a native Spanish speaker I understood her perfectly as she communicated so clearly. Strongly recommend.”
Madrid Old Town and Royal Palace walking tour with skip-the-line entry, early access, and a guided visit using radio headphones in English.
“Great tour! Only 2 hours but learned a lot. Ander was very funny and informative. Great start to a week in the city.”
Prado Museum small-group tour with skip-the-line entry and an English guide, hitting the top works by Velázquez, Goya, Bosch, and more.
“Phenomenal introduction to the Prado with great mini lesson in art history. Love Stephi- she did a great job”
Skip-the-line Royal Palace guided tour in Madrid with English commentary via headset. See the palace’s top rooms in about 2 hours.
“Our tour guide Beatrice is a History teacher. She was fantastic. Very good at informing a group of people from somewhere else. She did a fantastic job.”
Spend one fun day at Warner Park Madrid for about $39, with DC coasters, cartoon lands, and Hollywood scenes.
“Wow, a crazy park. We came on a good day. There were no queues at all. The maximum was 20 minutes. The park is huge. You have to walk a lot, but it's worth it. There's something interesting on every street. Many characters. What's more, there's a sting in the games that cost money. I don't recommend spending money there.”
Sweet Space Museum in Madrid: 10 interactive rooms, candy tastings, and a photo-ready ice-cream lab in 1 hour. Entry ticket from $17.
“Great. The kids loved the place and asked to go there again.”
Skip-the-line Prado Museum entry with a downloadable multi-language audio guide. See Velázquez, El Greco, Goya, and more in 1.5 hours.
“The audio guide was a little tricky to navigate at the beginning”
