Option: Visit Europe's largest royal palace with 3,418 opulent rooms and world-famous artworks by Goya and Velázquez. The audio guide takes you through the fascinating history of the Spanish monarchy.

The Reina Sofia Museum houses Spain's most important collection of modern art with Picasso's famous Guernica as its centrepiece. A must-visit for art lovers in Madrid!

Option: The Thyssen Bornemisza Museum is a must for art lovers in Madrid. You’ll experience over 1,000 artworks from the Renaissance to Pop Art, all in one incredible collection.

Option: Visit the legendary Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, home of Real Madrid. Discover exclusive areas, admire trophies in the museum and enjoy panoramic views.

Option: The Atlético Madrid stadium tour offers an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the famous Riyadh Air Metropolitano Stadium. Discover the magic of Spanish football and the club's rich history in just two hours.

Option: The Teatro Flamenco Madrid is more than just a theatre – it is the world's first theatre entirely dedicated to flamenco. Located in the historic Teatro Alfil in the lively Malasaña district, a cultural experience awaits you that will transport you to the heart of Andalusia without leaving Madrid. This unique flamenco theatre in Madrid offers the daily show ‘Emociones’, in which top-class dancers, singers and guitarists come together in intense, improvised duels. Each performance lasts one hour and the intimate atmosphere by candlelight in a theatre with only 200 seats makes it an unforgettable experience

Option: Discover Europe's largest Banksy collection featuring over 170 works by the enigmatic street art artist. An immersive journey through the provocative world of urban art in the heart of Madrid.

Option: Immerse yourself in 12 interactive art worlds at Ikono Madrid and become an artist yourself. A sensory experience for all ages with perfect Instagram moments.

Option: Discover 10,000 years of Spanish history and world-famous treasures like the Lady of Elche on a guided tour through the archaeological museum Madrid.

Option: Plaza de Toros Las Ventas is one of Madrid’s top sights and a must for anyone interested in Spanish culture and history. Opened in 1931, it is the largest bullring in Spain, with space for almost 24,000 spectators. Did you know the arena is named after the “Ventas del Espíritu Santo” district? Every year, from March to October, many bullfights take place here, with the highlight being the San Isidro Festival – during which events are almost daily and tickets often sell out. Even beyond bullfighting, Las Ventas is impressive: The tour of the ring and museum is guided by audioguide in 10 languages, offering unique insights into the world of bullfighting, the history of the venue and its special Neo-Mudéjar architecture. You’ll explore the famous “Puerta Grande”, the royal box, chapel, arena and museum. A highlight: Virtual reality experiences let you feel the atmosphere for yourself – such as the exclusive virtual bullfighting game.