Spain · SELF-GUIDED TOURS
17 tours
Spain runs 17 self-guided tours in Spain worth listing, and the 15 here are the ones to book. Current prices, running times and the detail that separates them.
Timed Sagrada Familia entry with a free downloadable audio guide. Explore Gaudi’s unfinished masterpiece at your pace.
“Faboluous. It's a magic place. Amazing, great creation by Gaudi's genius.”
Skip-the-line Alhambra entry in Granada with a GPS audio guide for Nasrid Palaces, Alcazaba, Generalife, and city tips.
“Everything was perfect. Ladies at pick up point were really helful and nice. Audioguide was great, whith lovely music and interesting stories, I really enjoyed it. And ofcourse, Alhambra is astonishing 😍”
Self-guided 50-minute tour of Barcelona's Palau de la Música Catalana, with floral staircase details and live organ or piano.
“Beautiful, something you truly have to pause and experience for”
Skip-the-line style access to Casa Batlló with an intelligent audio guide, rooftop views, and Gaudí Cube and Dome.
“literally nothing to do here and the audio thing was barely working such a waste of money so upset and gift shop extremely overpriced for no reason”
Tour Las Ventas in Madrid with an audio guide, museum stops, and a virtual matador game. Neo-Mudéjar arena in about 1 hour.
“I loved the VR experience of bullfighting and the aura and history of the place was wonderful”
Pre-book an e-ticket to Cordoba’s Mosque-Cathedral with an offline audio guide for a self-paced visit and nearby sights.
“It was good. But we had a little bit problems to know at what point of the tour we had been. But the informations were very interesting.”
Mobile audio guide through Nerja Caves with museum entry and 360 VR. See the Cataclysm room and the world’s largest column.
“Nerja caves were a fabulous experience, so warm down there too! not a good place if you have limited mobility as there are a lot of stairs to go up and down to enter and exit the caves. the audio was great too, very informative, friendly staff, even a photo at the end for a keepsake.”
Cycle from Valencia’s old gates to the beach in one smooth 3 hr 45 min ride, with Luke’s tips, map, app, and a drink.
“I really enjoyed the tour and ride to the beach! The ride through the city was the perfect pace and our guide was knowledgeable and fun. The ride through the park to the beach was beautiful and faster paced. I absolutely recommend this tour.”
Skip-the-line Prado entry plus a multi-language audio app. See Velázquez, Goya, El Greco, and more in about 90 minutes.
“Easy to enter from skip-the-line. Audio guide was a bit limited but value for money if short on time. Very enjoyable”
Silent eco-catamaran cruise in San Sebastian for $16, with free smartphone audio guide, and top views of La Concha Bay and Peine del Viento.
“il faudrait fermer le site de réservation car nous avons payé et y a pas eu la sortie. puis je avoir un remboursement ? cordialement Véronique Rousset”
Visit the Mies van der Rohe Pavilion in Barcelona with a 5-language audio guide, skip-the-line entry, and a calm, architecture-focused walk.
“Sagrada familia to jest obiekt, który MUSISZ zobaczyć, ale nie dostaliśmy audio przewodników i byliśmy trochę zdezorientowani, ale wrażenie, które na zawsze zostanie”
Audio guided Las Ventas bullring tour in English with museum and VR bullfighting game, small groups, mobile ticket, self paced audio.
“We both really enjoyed the tour. Found out so much about the history and achievements. Virtual bull fighting was a laugh too.”
Ride Barcelona’s Montjuïc Cable Car with offline audio, then stroll to Boqueria Market and Santa Maria del Mar at your pace.
“Hi there, and thanks for your review! We hope to see you again! 😊 Best regards, Claire”
Skip the line at Madrid’s Royal Palace with a 5-language audio guide. See art, instruments, and Stradivarius in 1.5 hours.
Skip-the-line Reina Sofía entry plus an in-app audio guide for 20th-century Spanish art, including Picasso’s Guernica.
“Ho acquistato la visita al museo compresa di audio-guida. Il biglietto è stato acquistato qualche ora prima dell’ingresso e questo non ha consentito di ricevere in tempo il link per scaricare l’audio-guida, dovendo quindi spendere ulteriore denaro per comprare quella ufficiale del museo. Devo dire però, che dopo un primo momento di sconforto per l’accaduto, ho avuto il piacere di constatare che il servizio clienti è subito a disposizione e si rende immediatamente disponibile a risolvere il problema. Dopo circa 5 giorni ho ricevuto il rimborso per l’audio-guida che non ho avuto possibilità di utilizzare. Tutto è bene quel che finisce bene!”
