SPAIN
The ones worth your time.
The 15 most popular city tours in Spain. What each one is actually like, who runs it, and what you can expect to pay.
For $39, ride a Madrid double-decker panoramic bus with 2 routes on one ticket, 14-language audio, and optional night tour.
“A great way to see Madrid The information given on both routes was very interesting Would definitely recommend”
Hop-on hop-off buses in Barcelona with 24 or 48 hours, 2 routes, 38 stops, and audio in 16 languages to hit Sagrada Família fast.
“seeing the area from the tour bus was perfect for us as we have a Disabled passenger”
Pink-and-blue hop-on hop-off buses in Barcelona with 24 or 48-hour passes, 2 circuits, audio in 16 languages, and major sights.
“It was a little confusing finding the initial start point. There are 2 different buses, one on each side of the square but both companies were accommodating in helping us get to the correct location. Once on. this is a good way to see a lot of the city and get familiar with where many…”
Seville hop-on hop-off buses with audio in 15 languages, church entries, walking tours, and flexible 24–48 hour access for €33.
“Super convenient! Best way to see the entire city in an expedited way. You could probably see and walk every single stop in two days”
Palma in your control. A 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus with 16 stops, open-top views, and optional Bellver Castle or Spanish Village entry.
“Great! We saw all of the city. Regular buses when hopping off.”
Glide Madrid’s icons in a private electric tuk tuk, with bilingual guidance, great photo stops, and a cozy ride in rain or shine.
“Amazing tour with history about each location . Easy to have a round trip around the city with all the important landmarks included .”
Hop on Granada’s Alhambra-route city train for 1–2 days, with panoramic views and 12-language audio for about $8 per person.
“Your email said I had to collect a physical ticket, this was not correct and we wasted time trying to find where to get the tickets. I only had to show the tickets which were included in the email. Apart from this the trip was very good.”
Madrid panoramic bus tour on two routes with English audio, open-top views, a walking add-on, and optional night ride.
“The evening tour of Madrid is beautiful. Highly recommend if you go around Christmas time as we saw the lights being hung and it looks amazing.”
Hop-on hop-off double-decker bus with two Barcelona routes and optional 1-hour catamaran. English audio, 24 or 48-hour passes.
“This was our first activity having just gotten off the plane visiting from New York. This trip took up a lot of great time with temptations to just fall asleep in the hotel and really helped us pass the time and stay on our feet. The bus itself was very comfortable, although the seats were…”
Malaga hop-on hop-off bus with open-top views, 8-language audio, major sights like Playa de la Malagueta, plus museum entry options.
“It was the best idea that I ever had. It was much easier like these to visit everything that I wished when I left my home . We bought the exceptional trip and we had a lot of entrance . We loved to go to the flamenco show and also we had a virtual reality…”
Cruise Bilbao’s estuary from the City Hall Bridge in 1–2 hours, with a phone audio guide in six languages and indoor/outdoor seating.
“Great experience! Was a great way to learn about the history and the views were so awesome!”
A 3-hour Valencia highlights bike tour linking Old Town monuments, Turia Gardens, and the City of Arts and Sciences for just $26.
“Fantastic tour, guide was very informative. This is a great way to see lots of top sights and areas of Valencia”
3 hours by bike to see Seville’s top sights from smart angles, plus Triana culture, parks, and Plaza de España for $38.
“Malik was a fabulous guide - great knowledge and superb English spoken”
Hop-on hop-off Seville bus with open-top views, multilingual audio, and included walking tours plus free sights like the Inquisition museum.
“It is quite a long ride. About 1 and.a half.hours. but such an easy way to get your whereabouts in Sevilla”
Valencia Tourist City Card gives 24–72 hours of free public transport, municipal museum entry, and big discounts plus a tapa and drink.
“All the Museums you have free entry or at least a discount. Also the free tapas and drink have been very nice, altough if were Olives and Not tapas in my case.”
