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The best free tour of Madrid! Free Walking Tours Madrid promotes a tourism that fuses entertainment, culture and respect for the city 🙂 Join and discover Madrid with us!

• Entertainment and culture , is the combination that defines our success formula.
• Expert guides that are passionate about the city!
• Free Tour concept, where you choose the price.

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• Free Tour Madrid The best Free Tour of Madrid! Free Tour Madrid promotes tourism that blends entertainment, culture and respect for the city. Join and discover Madrid with us, discover the best side of the city !! Book & Info
• Free Tour Madrid Monumental & Retiro Park Explore with us the most monumental and artistic Madrid, a tour of the great architectural works of the city. Book & Info
• Flamenco Show in Madrid Live the passion of dance and flamenco in Madrid. Highly talented artists and a unique environment to discover this incredible Spanish dance. An experience for the senses! Book & Info
• Full day Toledo Visiting Toledo is to get to know the history of our country. The so-called "city of the three cultures" , gathers artistic and architectural jewels of Christianity, Judaism and Muslim culture. Book & Info
• Avila + Segovia, Full day Tour Free Walking Tours Madrid, together with our partner company VPT, propose a full day tour to Avila and Segovia. A magnificent full day tour in which you will get to know two World Heritage Cities. Book & Info
• Escorial and Valle de los Caídos Visit San Lorenzo de El Escorial and enjoy the spectacular views from the Valle de los Caídos, all accompanied by our expert guide. Book & Info

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With private tours we can adapt to your needs, with the duration and travel you prefer; a great option for groups of students, corporate events or simply to live a more personalized experience in Madrid.

We believe that everyone has the right to a quality tour regardless of their budget. At the end of the free tour you are the ones who can value the service.

We work with experienced guides, respectful with the city and passionate about transmitting the best stories and corners of the city.

With more than 5 years of experience and a thousand positive comments on the internet, we continue to strive to provide the best service to travelers from all over the world.

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Beatriz was very knowledgeable and engaging. The walking pace was perfect, she gave us enough time to look around while still moving us along. Highly recommend!

Amazing tour with Beatrice. She is incredibly knowledgeable and a great tour leader. We visited the Real Palace and she knows everything

One of the best guided tours we’ve ever had. No idea that Toledo was such a jewel of a town—a must visit for anyone coming to Madrid. And the opportunity to see such world class art as the El Greco at St Tome, in its natural setting as opposed to on a wall at the Prado, is breathtaking. Oscar has a talent for weaving together a coherent narrative about the history of the town and the buildings we visited. He speaks at a perfect pace, and like a good teacher, repeats important facts in a way that ensures you actually remember it, but don’t feel that it’s being repetitive. Only criticism was that the audio devices sometimes cut out, or have static. It was distracting.

Great tour and a lots of history while walking. Maria, the lead tour guide was very helpful and make everyone comfortable during the tour. Daniel, makes the history easy to understand while in Segovia and Gloria makes the tour enjoyable in Avila. Katty, make sure we are safe and a smooth driver. Kudos to Fun & Tickets Tours!!!

Excellent range of activities, I've been to Segovia a few times and this was a perfect half-day snapshot of the city attractions. Maria was in charge of our bus & half the local tours. She's enthusiastic, informative, communicates very clearly in her second language of English. She kept everything running very smoothly for a big group with multiple first languages. Our local tour guides were generally great, informative, answered questions well. Could've provided a bit more direction when breaking for free time (bathroom locations or food recommendations), saw some people get confused but anyone who asked questions easily found their way. Our local tour guide in Avila was informative but did walk extremely slow, so some participants (including us) snuck off to see some other buildings, but the city is small and easy to make it back to the meeting point. Overall a great experience and happy to recommend this to anyone, any negatives are meant to just be feedback to help tour guides!

Luis the bus driver, Carlos and Sara was awesome, very proffesional and on time ! They are very knowledgeable! Was very fun to be with them! I want to come back again! I want them again please! Att: Ivan Garcia from Clearwater Florida ( USA) Thank you so much again !

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