Hop on a Segway and cruise through Madrid’s old city center with a friendly local guide. See the Royal Palace up close, glide past Almudena Cathedral, explore hidden corners near Plaza Mayor, and roll through peaceful gardens—all while learning quirky bits of history you won’t find in guidebooks.
“Lean forward just a bit more,” our guide said, and suddenly I was rolling past the busy stalls of San Miguel Market, dodging locals with baskets of fresh bread. The Segway felt odd at first—almost ticklish under my feet—but after a minute or two, it clicked. We zipped along narrow lanes where sunlight bounced off old stone walls and the air carried a hint of roasted coffee from nearby cafés.
We paused at Plaza de la Villa, where our guide pointed out the oldest city hall building and shared stories about Madrid’s medieval days. I noticed how quiet it got here, away from the main roads—just the hum of our Segways and distant church bells. At Almudena Cathedral, we stopped for photos; its white towers looked even taller up close. The Royal Palace was next, all grand and stately, with guards marching in crisp uniforms while tourists snapped pictures.
Riding through Plaza de Oriente and into Sabatini Gardens felt like entering another world—green hedges trimmed perfectly, fountains bubbling softly. The breeze picked up as we glided under shady trees. Our guide kept things lively with quick facts about Spanish kings and even pointed out a spot where locals gather for open-air theater in summer. Before I knew it, we were back at our starting point, legs still tingling from the ride.
Yes—it starts with a short training session so everyone feels comfortable before heading out. No prior experience is needed.
Wear comfortable clothes and closed-toe shoes. Helmets are provided on site for safety.
Children aged 10 and older can join if accompanied by an adult. There’s also a minimum weight requirement for safety.
The tour lasts about one hour and covers highlights like San Miguel Market, Plaza de la Villa, Almudena Cathedral, Royal Palace, Plaza de Oriente, and Sabatini Gardens.
Your experience comes with a knowledgeable local guide who shares stories along every stop, plus use of a helmet for your safety throughout the ride. And when you’re ready to roll, all training is included so you can focus on enjoying Madrid’s historic sights without any worries about logistics or equipment.
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