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| Madrid Travel Pass Zone A or T |
AUD$18.09
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Get the freedom of the city of Madrid with one of these two handy travel passes! Choose from 2, 3, 5, or 7 day validity depending on the amount of time you have available. Your travel pass then gives... (more)
Get the freedom of the city of Madrid with one of these two handy travel passes! Choose from 2, 3, 5, or 7 day validity depending on the amount of time you have available. Your travel pass then gives you unlimited travel on the public transport network, including buses and the Metro. You can see all the sights and fit in some great shopping and dining as well. If you plan to stay within the Madrid municipal boundaries, then the Madrid Travel Pass Zone A should be perfect for your needs. Or if you would like to venture into the areas surrounding the city then choose the Madrid Travel Pass Zone T option. With your travel pass you will also receive a handy map of Madrid showing bus routes, the underground and train network, plus the top tourist attractions, printed in Spanish and English. (hide)
Length: Madrid Travel Pass Zone A: Available in 2, 3, 5, or 7 day options |
| Madrid Hop-On, Hop-Off Tour |
AUD$26.76
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Madrid, the capital of Spain, combines the modern with the cultural, the artistic and the ancient - the result of centuries of captivating history. Madrid’s many prime attractions include the... (more)
Madrid, the capital of Spain, combines the modern with the cultural, the artistic and the ancient - the result of centuries of captivating history. Madrid’s many prime attractions include the impressive Plaza Mayor (square), the stunning Royal Palace, the Plaza de Oriente and the ‘Paseo del Arte’, famous for its unique museums, palaces and gardens. With the fun and flexible Madrid Hop-On, Hop-Off tour you can explore Madrid at your own pace. You can sample a wide variety of the finest Spanish and international cuisine or be enchanted by its bars and taverns. Whatever you choose to do in Madrid, you can be sure that you will be affected by the tremendous atmosphere of this great city! Download the tour route map (hide)
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| Bike Tour in Madrid |
AUD$28.03
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A bike tour in the capital city of Spain is a great way to get a feel of the city and you will get to ride past popular tourist landmarks. Enjoy a bike ride to interesting parks, monuments and places... (more)
A bike tour in the capital city of Spain is a great way to get a feel of the city and you will get to ride past popular tourist landmarks. Enjoy a bike ride to interesting parks, monuments and places such as Plaza Mayor which was originally the site of bullfights, spectacles, public executions and a fresh market. Today, you will come across many touristy bars lining the place. You will also pass through the famous Royal Palace and other important sites, your bike tour in Madrid will be truly memorable! (hide)
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When: 01 Mar - 30 Nov: Daily
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| Madrid Introduction |
AUD$29.30
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Madrid, the capital of Spain, is one of the most important cities in the world. It combines the modern with the cultural, the artistic and the ancient, the result of centuries of captivating history.... (more)
Madrid, the capital of Spain, is one of the most important cities in the world. It combines the modern with the cultural, the artistic and the ancient, the result of centuries of captivating history. On this tour we'll show you a multi-faceted Madrid as she really is. Starting from its Arab-fortress origins to the court days, during the reign of Philip II and that of Charles III, you will see the development of this great city. This is the period when some important building schemes were undertaken and finally, present day Madrid, one of the most important European capitals. (hide)
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When: English Tour: Daily French Tour: Monday, Wednesday & Saturday at 0900h (09:00am), Friday at 1500h (3
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| Madrid in a Nutshell: Royal Palace, Plaza de España and more! |
AUD$48.42
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Madrid, the capital of Spain, is one of the most important cities in the world. It combines the modern with the cultural, the artistic and the ancient, the result of centuries of captivating history.... (more)
Madrid, the capital of Spain, is one of the most important cities in the world. It combines the modern with the cultural, the artistic and the ancient, the result of centuries of captivating history. On this tour we'll show you the Royal Palace. Near the Plaza Mayor is the "aristocratic centre" of Madrid, home to the stunning Royal Palace. It is a 18th century monument that combines Baroque and Classical styles. We will also show you a multi-faceted Madrid. Starting from its Arab-fortress origins to the court days, during the reign of Philip II and that of Charles III, you will see the development of this great city. This is the period when some important building schemes were undertaken, and finally present day Madrid, one of the most important European capitals. (hide)
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When: Daily, except days of official events at Royal Palace
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| Madrid City Sightseeing and Bullring Tour |
AUD$50.65
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Madrid, the capital of Spain, is one of the most important cities in the world. It combines the modern with the cultural, the artistic and the ancient, the result of centuries of captivating history.... (more)
Madrid, the capital of Spain, is one of the most important cities in the world. It combines the modern with the cultural, the artistic and the ancient, the result of centuries of captivating history. Bullfighting is certainly one of the best known, although at the same time most controversial of popular Spanish customs. The origins of this sport or practice go back to the religious cults of the Iberians, it was the Greek and Roman influences that converted it into a spectacle. On this tour you will get to visit the La Plaza de Toros de Las Ventas. It is one of the most important bullrings in the World with a capacity of 25,000 people. (hide)
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When: 13 Mar - 30 Jun & 01 Aug - 13 Oct: Sunday
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| Madrid City Tour and Bernabeu Stadium Tour |
AUD$53.51
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Madrid, the capital of Spain, is one of the most important cities in the world. It combines the modern with the cultural, the artistic and the ancient, the result of centuries of captivating history.... (more)
Madrid, the capital of Spain, is one of the most important cities in the world. It combines the modern with the cultural, the artistic and the ancient, the result of centuries of captivating history. We will also show you a multi-faceted Madrid. Starting from its Arab-fortress origins to the court days, during the reign of Philip II and that of Charles III, you will see the development of this great city. On this tour we will add an extra dimension of excitement with a visit to the Santiago Bernabeu Football Stadium – home to Europe’s greatest football club – Real Madrid. (hide)
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| Toledo Half-Day or Full-Day Trip from Madrid |
AUD$54.12
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Travel from Madrid to Toledo, a national monument to Spain's art and history, and discover a treasure trove of El Greco artworks. Experience Toledo’s past on a guided walk along cobblestone... (more)
Travel from Madrid to Toledo, a national monument to Spain's art and history, and discover a treasure trove of El Greco artworks. Experience Toledo’s past on a guided walk along cobblestone alleyways, and explore this World Heritage-listed city’s medieval architecture and fortified city walls. As Toledo is on Madrid’s doorstep, you can easily take a Toledo tour in the morning or afternoon, or explore in-depth on a Toledo day trip.Leaving Madrid, relax on the 43-mile (70-kilometer) drive by luxury coach to Toledo, known as the city of three cultures, where Christians, Jews and Arabs lived together in harmony.
Your guided city tour takes you along the labyrinth of laneways winding through the medieval walled town. Your tour guide will point out the city’s Arabic, Mudejar Gothic and Renaissance architecture, evidence of the city’s Roman origins, Moorish influences and Baroque grandeur as the former capital of Spain.
Visit the amazing 13th-century Cathedral of Toledo, declared a World Heritage Site and Spain’s finest example of Spanish Gothic architecture. Also view the medieval castle, with its storybook fortified towers, and the stunning Moorish architecture of Santa Maria La Blanca Synagogue, Europe’s oldest synagogue.
Whether you’re an art lover or history buff, you’ll recognize the setting of Toledo from the majestic paintings by the 16th-century master, El Greco. Coming face to face with one of El Greco’s most impressive works, The Burial of the Count of Orgaz, in the church of St Tome is a tour highlight. The painting features portraits of 16th-century Toledo’s most important citizens, dressed in late-Renaissance fashions.
Also visit the Monastery of Saint John of the Kings, built by King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella in the 15th century. Notice the courtyard cloisters and royal coats of arms in this classic example of Spanish Gothic Mudejar design. The tour then takes you to the former house and studio of a local sculptor at the Victorio Macho Museum, where you can see examples of the artist’s modern artworks and explore the lovely garden.
If you choose the full-day tour, also enjoy a panoramic tour of Toledo that takes in all the city’s highlights, from the river to the Alcazar fort, and pay an extended visit to the cathedral. Relax with a tourist-standard lunch of vegetable stew, veal and fruit salad, or indulge in a typical Spanish lunch of tapas, roast lamb, truffle cake with ice cream, accompanied by classic Spanish wine.
Special Offer - Book and travel before June 30, 2013, and save 10% on the Toledo Half-Day and Full-Day Trip without lunch recommended retail price. - Book Now!
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| The Madrid Card |
AUD$56.06
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Unlock the magic of Madrid with this super-value card that gives you free entry to the city’s top attractions plus fantastic discounts and special offers. There are so many treats in store when you... (more)
Unlock the magic of Madrid with this super-value card that gives you free entry to the city’s top attractions plus fantastic discounts and special offers. There are so many treats in store when you have a Madrid Card. Browse the city’s fabulous art collections and see the finest works of El Greco, as well as Picasso’s masterwork ‘Guernica’. Admire the beautiful palaces with their exquisite furnishings. See the wealth of gold ornaments in the Museum of America and the glittering silver trophies at the Real Madrid Football Club Stadium. Plus you’ll enjoy a host of other benefits, including ‘skip the line’ priority access to top attractions, unlimited travel on the tourist bus, free admission to a range of fascinating city tours and much more. Choose from a 24, 48 or 72 hour card, according to your schedule. You also have the option of combining any of these cards with a Zone A travel pass, which gives you unlimited travel on the public transport network, including buses and the Metro. (hide)
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When: Most museums and monuments open Tuesdays to Sundays
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| Toledo Sightseeing - Tour from Madrid |
AUD$59.88
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The Imperial city of Toledo – A World Heritage city - seems to be one large museum. Hardly any other town is so well conserved in its historical style. The best way to explore Toledo is to take a... (more)
The Imperial city of Toledo – A World Heritage city - seems to be one large museum. Hardly any other town is so well conserved in its historical style. The best way to explore Toledo is to take a long walk through it and look at the buildings of various epochs. Just 70 kilometres from Madrid, the ‘Imperial Toledo’ is a city encircled by the River Tagus and home to three different cultures – Christian, Moorish and Jewish – that coexisted together for centuries. Their influences have left many architectural and artistic reminders all over the city. (hide)
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| Royal Palace and Madrid Walking Tour |
AUD$61.16
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Set out on a walking tour of Spain’s capital Madrid and gain insight into the history of the city and how it derived its name. Hapsburgs was the name given to Madrid when the Hapsburg dynasty... (more)
Set out on a walking tour of Spain’s capital Madrid and gain insight into the history of the city and how it derived its name. Hapsburgs was the name given to Madrid when the Hapsburg dynasty reigned in Spain. This reign began with Charles I who enriched the city with palaces and monuments. Stroll past beautiful Renaissance and baroque buildings which are one of the most picturesque and representative of Madrid. Explore the 18th century Royal Palace, one of the most beautiful and well preserved palaces in Europe. Browse the palace and see the main staircase, Alabarderos Auditorium, The Columns room, the Throne room, the Streetcar of Charles III, The Porcelain Room, Party Dinner Room, Medals Room, Silver Museum, Musical Instruments and Royal Porcelain, Royal Chapel, Charles III and Isabel II bedrooms among others. (hide)
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When: Daily except Wednesday
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| El Escorial Monastery and the Valley of the Fallen from Madrid |
AUD$65.63
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Experience the grandeur of Spain on a guided half-day visit to El Escorial monastery and the Valley of the Fallen monument from Madrid. Discover why the baroque El Escorial complex was considered the... (more)
Experience the grandeur of Spain on a guided half-day visit to El Escorial monastery and the Valley of the Fallen monument from Madrid. Discover why the baroque El Escorial complex was considered the eighth wonder of the world, and admire the poignant sculptures of the Valley of the Fallen monument, erected in memory of the millions who died in the Spanish Civil War. You’ll gain insights into Spain's intriguing history at these symbolic monuments, reflecting the Spanish monarchy, church and 20th-century conflict, and have the option to include a half-day city tour of the highlights of Madrid.Departing Madrid by air-conditioned coach, travel to the Royal Seat of San Lorenzo de El Escorial, the Spanish monarchs’ historical residence and royal monastery, 28 miles (45 kilometers) northwest of Madrid. Your guided tour reveals the history behind this massive, regal complex of buildings, celebrated for their architectural perfection and a striking symbol of 16th-century Spanish power.
Your tour of the World Heritage-listed royal complex takes you to the Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo El Real, built by King Philip II to house the remains of his parents, Charles I and Isabella of Portugal. The tour guides you through the monastery’s basilica, with its important religious relics, highly decorated altar and baroque dome inspired by St Peter’s in Rome.
Your guided tour of El Escorial also takes you to the austere but grand palace and the royal mausoleum known as the Pantheon of Kings, home to the marble tomb of Charles V, the first king of Spain. For insights into the construction of El Escorial, browse the Architecture Room’s collection of architects’ and builders’ equipment dating back hundreds of years. Visit the Weapons Room to see ornate armaments, and admire painted frescoes in the highly decorated library.
Your tour continues from El Escorial to the Valley of the fallen, 6 miles (9.5 kilometers) to the north. Admire the vast basilica built into the side of a mountain, topped by a gigantic granite cross that towers 150 meters (500 feet) high and dominates the landscape. The monument was built by the Spanish dictator General Franco to commemorate the dead of Spain's Civil War.
Take a guided tour inside the austerely modern basilica, with its vaulted crypt and sculpted angels, then look out from the surrounding esplanade of arches to admire the spectacular valley countryside surrounding the complex.
Relax on the scenic return journey to Madrid, where you have the option to continue sightseeing on a guided city tour highlighting Madrid’s famous monuments and landmarks.
Special Offer - Book and travel on our 'Tour Only' option before June 30, 2013, and save 10% on the recommended retail price. - Book Now!
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| Escorial Monastery and the Basilica of the Valley |
AUD$72.62
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Rising from the plains of Castille the Escorial is a unique and immense palace, monastery, museum, and library complex just 45 kilometres northwest of Madrid. It was built by King Phillip II and from... (more)
Rising from the plains of Castille the Escorial is a unique and immense palace, monastery, museum, and library complex just 45 kilometres northwest of Madrid. It was built by King Phillip II and from where he ruled the Spanish Empire. The Basilica of the Valley is supposed to be a monument honouring all the dead in the Spanish Civil war. It is an underground church and tomb topped with a 500 foot stone cross, which can be seen from a distance of 30 miles. (hide)
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| Madrid Super Saver: Toledo Half-Day Trip and Panoramic Madrid Sightseeing Tour |
AUD$78.04
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Pay less and get more with this Madrid Super Saver tour! Spend the morning in Toledo, Spain's medieval capital and a treasure trove of El Greco artwork. You'll discover a glorious city filled with... (more)
Pay less and get more with this Madrid Super Saver tour! Spend the morning in Toledo, Spain's medieval capital and a treasure trove of El Greco artwork. You'll discover a glorious city filled with amazing architecture as you walk along the city’s cobblestone alleyways with your guide. Then head back to Madrid to explore its attractions on an afternoon sightseeing tour by coach. This tour is the perfect introduction to Madrid's famous sights, from the Gran Via and the Castellana to the famous Plaza de España, Puerta del Sol and Puerta de Alcala.Morning Tour: Toledo
The city of Toledo is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, filled with wonderful architecture that combines Arabic, Mudejar, Gothic and Renaissance styles. Surrounded by the River Tajo, the atmospheric walled town is home to many historic sites, including churches and museums.
A highlight of your visit will surely be the sight of paintings by 16th-century master El Greco. Toledo was the setting for much of El Greco's artwork; see his famous The Burial of the Count of Orgaz at the Church of St Tome.
On your guided tour of the city, you’ll also see the amazing 13th-century cathedral, the medieval castle, Santa Maria La Blanca Synagogue, San Juan of the Kings and the Victorio Macho Museum.
When you are back in Madrid, enjoy free time to have lunch (own expense) at one of the numerous restaurants of the city; your guide will advise you the best eateries to sample local food.
Afternoon Tour: Panoramic Madrid Sightseeing Tour
This afternoon coach tour is perfect for first-time visitors to Madrid, as it offers a well-rounded introduction to the city. Madrid is a multifaceted city, from its Arab origins to the heady nightlife of the present-day Spanish capital – see the best of it, including the Gran Via and Plaza de España. You'll also visit the city’s historic quarters and famous parks, including Casa de Campo and Retiro.
The city tour concludes at Colon Square, where you can visit the Hard Rock Cafe for a complimentary drink.
Special Offer - Book this tour and save more than 10% compared to booking the tours separately! - Book Now!
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| Avila and Segovia Day Trip from Madrid |
AUD$80.60
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Soak up Spain's fascinating history and legendary culture on an Avila and Segovia day trip from Madrid. Explore the walled city of Avila, Spain’s best-preserved 11th-century fortified town, and... (more)
Soak up Spain's fascinating history and legendary culture on an Avila and Segovia day trip from Madrid. Explore the walled city of Avila, Spain’s best-preserved 11th-century fortified town, and discover why it is known as the City of Stones and Saints. Then unravel centuries of history in the city of Segovia, from its two-tiered Roman aqueduct to its Moorish fort and stunning Gothic cathedral. With the option to indulge in a gastronomic lunch, your trip to these two UNESCO World Heritage sites is a feast for all the senses!Your day trip from Madrid to Avila begins with a stop at hilltop Los Cuatro Postes to admire superb panoramic views over the city of Avila, dotted with church towers and Gothic palaces, and declared a UNESCO ‘Heritage of Mankind’ city.
Entering the 11th-century city walls encircling Avila, notice how the 90 fortified towers and circular turrets look like they’ve stepped out of a storybook, and hear how Avila is an important pilgrimage site as the birthplace of the mystic writer Saint Teresa of Jesus (1515–82). Then explore two of the best examples from the astounding array of Romanesque and Gothic churches in Avila, packed with one of the highest concentrations of Romanesque and Gothic churches in Spain.
Your guided visit to Avila’s churches takes you to San Vicente Basilica, a Gothic masterpiece and home to some of Spain’s most prized examples of Romanesque sculpture. Then see how Gothic and Romanesque architecture combine in Avila’s celebrated cathedral, with its fortress design and alabaster chapels and tombs.
Continue your Segovia day trip to see one of the finest Roman-era monuments in Spain -- Segovia's Roman aqueduct. Admire the scale of this incredible feat of engineering, built entirely without mortar during the reign of Augustus in the 1st century AD, and see how the aqueduct originally had 118 arches and was 10 miles (16 kilometers) long.
Your guided tour of Segovia also takes you to the famous Alcazar, a beautiful 11th-century medieval fort that inspired the design of Disney’s fairytale castle. One of the finest Moorish fortresses in Spain, it’s also at the heart of one of the most significant group of medieval buildings in the country. Step back in time and imagine the medieval tournaments that once took place here, and the heroic knights who fought in the court of the kings of Castile who ruled from Segovia.
Complete your Segovia guided visit with a look at the city’s impressive cathedral, the last Gothic cathedral built in Spain and known as ‘the Lady of the Cathedrals’.
On this day trip to Segovia you have the option of including a tourist-style lunch of stuffed veal or a superb gastronomic meal featuring local Segovian specialties such as roasted suckling pig.
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