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Big Bus Madrid map, routes & schedule
Blue Route
Night Tour
- Best suited for: Tourists who want a comprehensive overview of Madrid, for travelers interested in discovering the city's historic and modern landmarks with multilingual audio guides.
- Major sights: Royal Palace, Almudena Cathedral, and the Prado Museum
- First bus: 9:30am from stop #1 (Neptuno)
- Last bus: 7pm from stop #1 (Neptuno)
- Passes by: 13 sights
- Frequency: Every 30 minutes
- Full loop duration: 90 minutes
- Best suited for: Tourists looking to enjoy Madrid’s iconic landmarks beautifully lit up at night, with a convenient panoramic route and engaging audio guides for an immersive evening experience.
- Major sights: Puerta de Alcala, Plaza de Cibeles, Plaza Mayor
- Departure: 9pm from stop #1 (Neptuno)
- Passes by: 9 sights
- Frequency: Once every evening
- Full loop duration: 2 hours
City Sightseeing Madrid bus map, routes & schedule
Red Route
Green Route
- Best suited for: Tourists wanting a comprehensive look at Madrid’s historical and cultural highlights.
- Major sights: Cibeles Palace, Temple of Debod, Royal Botanical Garden of Madrid
- First bus: 10am from stop #1 (Calle Felipe IV)
- Last bus: 7:30pm from stop #1 (Calle Felipe IV)
- Passes by: 16 sights
- Frequency: Every 20 minutes
- Full loop duration: 75 minutes
- Best suited for: Tourists interested in exploring Madrid's modern landmarks and cultural institutions & for travelers looking to see both contemporary and historical Madrid from a convenient, flexible route.
- Major sights: Cibeles Square, Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, National Archaeological Museum
- First bus: 11am from stop #1 (Plaza Neptuno)
- Last bus: 7pm from stop #1 (Plaza Neptuno)
- Passes by: 16 sights
- Frequency: Every 40 minutes
- Full loop duration: 60 minutes
Madrid City Tour map, routes & schedule
Historic Madrid (Blue Route)
Modern Madrid (Green Route)
- Best suited for: Tourists or history enthusiasts looking to explore Madrid’s iconic sites like the Templo of Debod, Saint Vincent Gate & more.
- Major sights: Templo of Debod, Saint Vincent Gate, Gran Via
- First bus: 9:30am from stop #1 (Calle Felipe IV)
- Last bus: 7:45pm from stop #1 (Calle Felipe IV)
- Passes by: 16 sights
- Frequency: Every 15 to 30 minutes
- Full loop duration: 80 minutes
- Best suited for: Tourists wanting to explore Madrid’s modern landmarks, espeically the city’s contemporary highlights.
- Major sights: Cibeles Square, National Museum of Natural Sciences, National Archaeological Museum
- First bus: 9:30am from stop #1 (Plaza Neptuno)
- Last bus: 8:10pm from stop #1 (Plaza Neptuno)
- No. of stops: 16 sights
- Frequency: Every 20 to 40 minutes
- Full loop duration: 65 minutes
Frequently asked questions about Madrid bus routes
Which operators offer panoramic bus tour services Madrid?
Madrid has three main operators: Big Bus, Madrid City Tour, and City Sightseeing. Each provide unique routes covering key historical and modern attractions.
What routes does Big Bus Madrid offer?
Big Bus operates the Blue Route, covering major highlights like Cibeles Palace, the Temple of Debod, and the Royal Botanical Garden.
What routes are available with City Sightseeing Madrid?
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.
What routes are available with Madrid City Tour?
Madrid City Tour provides two 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.
Is there a night tour option?
Yes, Big Bus offers the Big Bus: Madrid Panoramic Night Bus Tour, which allows you to see the city’s landmarks illuminated at night.
What is the cancellation policy?
Tickets can be canceled up to 24 hours before the tour for a full refund.