Spain · CITY TOURS
24 tours
Spain runs 24 city tours in Spain worth listing, and the 15 here are the ones to book. Current prices, running times and the detail that separates them.
Madrid panoramic bus tour with 2 routes, 14-language audio, plus a 2-hour walking tour and flamenco drink. Great for $39.
“Madrid is a beautiful city, with an artistic quality to most buildings. The open-air bus top brings that to life in a great manners. The English audio could be improved in Route 2, but great experience across both routes, overall.”
Barcelona City Sightseeing hop-on hop-off bus tour with 24 or 48-hour tickets, 2 routes and 38 stops, including Sagrada Familia and FC Barcelona.
“the fact that it took you to all the main tourist places the only problem was when you got of the bus some places were not well signposted”
Hop on and off a pink and blue open-top bus to stitch together Barcelona’s top sights at your own pace, with 24 or 48-hour passes.
“The bus driver was fine, although neither waited for people (including kids) to sit down before both she and he started driving. People were on the stairs and they started driving- kind of a safety issue. There was very little interaction between the person who was taking the tickets or the crowd. Everything was done on the headphones. It would’ve been nice to have more interaction even if it was a hello and goodbye..”
Seville hop-on hop-off bus with 15-language audio guide, church entry, walking tours, and 48-hour extras like stadium and museum tickets.
“everything was brilliant. get off at each stop because you experience so many different things like architecture, views. stunning Seville”
Palma de Mallorca open-top hop-on hop-off bus with a 24-hour ticket, 16 stops, and optional Bellver Castle or Spanish Village entry.
“There were multiple busses running in Palma, and that was great. There was very little waiting. The buses were comfortable and cool. The ear buds worked well. There was one bus that had a really loud AC or fan that was aggravating, so we moved to the top level under the shaded cover, and that was cooler than below. The main complaint is the amount of traffic, which was simply unavoidable. We would definitely take this tour again because of the convenience and variety. The recorded audio track was easy to understand and hear.”
Granada hop-on hop-off city train with the Alhambra Route, panoramic views, and 12-language audio guide. 1 to 2 days for about $8.
“Good but sudden and unexpected brakes are a bit uncomfortable and often”
See Madrid fast from an open-top double-decker bus, with 2 panoramic routes, English audio, and optional night ride plus walking tour extras.
“The tour guides did not know where to go to pick up the bus I was sent back-and-forth two or three times. The bus was freezing no air conditioning heater very boring. Go through parts of the town that we’re insignificant.”
Hop-on hop-off buses with two linked routes plus optional 1-hour catamaran cruise for easy Barcelona sightseeing in 24 or 48 hours.
“Poorly planed out. Busses stop for excessive time at some stops. Mere seconds at others. No time given to “transfer” between routes as busses drive away. “Live arrivals” time from the app is groesly incorrect. I’ve been at a stop for nearly 20 minutes and the next service has been 2 minutes away all the time.”
Private electric tuk tuk tour of Madrid highlights, from San Miguel to Retiro and the Royal Palace, with a bilingual guide.
“Esther was an amazing guide. Super friendly & so knowledgeable about history & architecture of Madrid. Highly recommend!”
Ride Malaga by open-top bus with 24-hour hop-on hop-off routes, 8-language audio, and optional museum and flamenco add-ons.
“Very nice tour included the boat tour in the Mediterranean Sea, friendly staff, definitely recommend to all Malaga visitors”
Cycle Valencia on a 3-hour highlights tour for $26, mixing the Cathedral and Turia Gardens with Calatrava’s City of Arts and Sciences.
“I loved all the location on the tour. We had time to stop and take photos. The guide was great”
3-hour Seville city-bike highlights with panoramic Cathedral and Alcázar views, Triana culture, parks, and Plaza de España for $38.
“We had an excellent guide called Rigo. He made the tour informative yet casual and laid back enough for 2 teens and a younger child to enjoy without feeling like they were on a school trip. One of us had a bike problem which was resolved by getting the bike shop to bring another bike to swap at one of the stop points. This was very helpful and considerate! Cycling around the city is the best way to see it. Such an enjoyable tour and it didn’t feel too hot despite finishing at 1pm and the temp had got into the 30s. Definitely would recommend this tour. We also asked…”
An open-top hop-on hop-off bus loop through Seville with audio in 15 languages, plus guided walking tours and extras on 48-hour passes.
“Be ready to wait no signs for stops. Too long of a wait between stops. Nice sightseeing but wait time sucks”
Relax on a guided bike tour through Seville’s Santa Cruz, Murillo gardens, Plaza de España, Triana, and more, with an easy pace.
“We had a great time on the Sevilla Relaxing City Bike Tour! It was both fun and easy-going, perfect for soaking in the city’s charm. Our guide was incredibly friendly and knowledgeable, sharing interesting facts and history about each place we visited. I especially loved the ride through the beautiful Maria Luisa Park, the vibrant neighborhood of Triana, and ending at the peaceful monastery. A fantastic way to see the city, highly recommend!”
Private electric tuk tuk tour of Barcelona highlights like Sagrada Familia and Gaudi houses, plus Olympic Port views, eco-friendly and photo stops.
“Great way to get an overall tour of the city quickly. We did it while waiting for our check in time at the hotel and it was awesome. Roger was the coolest! Great local recs, funny and friendly.”
