Madrid has three main operators: Big Bus, Madrid City Tour, and City Sightseeing. Each provides unique routes covering key historical and modern attractions.
Big Bus operates the Blue Route, covering major highlights like Cibeles Palace, the Temple of Debod, and the Royal Botanical Garden.
City Sightseeing offers two routes:
- Red Route for historical sites such as Cibeles Palace, Temple of Debod, and the Royal Botanical Garden.
- Green Route for modern landmarks including Cibeles Square, Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, and the National Archaeological Museum.
Madrid City Tour provides four routes:
- Historic Madrid (Blue Route) focuses on landmarks like the Templo of Debod, Saint Vincent Gate, and Gran Via.
- Modern Madrid (Green Route) covers spots like Cibeles Square and the National Archaeological Museum.
- Historic Madrid Extended includes additional historic sites such as the Prado Museum and Segovia Bridge.
- Modern Madrid Extended covers additional modern highlights, including the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium.
- Big Bus Blue Route: Every 20 minutes
-City Sightseeing Red Route: Every 25 minutes
-City Sightseeing Green Route: Every 40 minutes
-Madrid City Tour (Historic and Modern Routes): Every 10-15 minutes
-Extended Madrid City Tour Routes: Two departures daily
Yes, Big Bus offers the Big Bus: Madrid Panoramic Night Bus Tour, which allows you to see the city’s landmarks illuminated at night.
Tickets can be canceled up to 24 hours before the tour for a full refund.