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Explore Madrid on a 2-hour guided bike tour through Madrid Río and Casa de Campo, visiting historic bridges, the Royal Palace, and Madrid’s largest park for $40.

The Bike Tour Through Madrid Río and Casa de Campo offers a lively way to see key sights of Madrid from a bicycle. Priced at $40 per person, this 2-hour guided experience takes riders from the city’s historic center to the expansive Casa de Campo, one of Europe’s largest urban parks. The tour is led by an English and Spanish bilingual guide who shares insights into Madrid’s history and architecture.
This tour is perfect for those who want a balanced mix of city highlights and nature in a short time. Riders will explore seven major bridges, admire the Royal Palace, and enjoy views from the highest hill in Madrid. The experience includes e-bikes, helmets, a city map, raincoats, baskets, and locks, making it a practical and enjoyable way to explore.
While the duration is around 2 hours, the actual ride might vary slightly. It suits those comfortable on a bike and eager to see Madrid from a different perspective. No hotel pickup is included, so participants meet at the designated starting point for this adventure.
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The tour departs from Wonder Tours at Calle de Santiago, 18. This central location provides easy access for most visitors. The meeting point is straightforward, and the tour concludes back at the same spot, making logistics simple for participants. Since no hotel pickup is included, travelers should plan to arrive at the starting point on their own.

One of the tour’s standout features is the chance to marvel at Madrid’s architecture through its seven major bridges. Riders glide over impressive structures like the Serpents Bridge, noted for its stunning design, and learn about their historical significance from the guide. The ride up San Vicente Hill is a highlight, offering spectacular cityscape views from the highest point in Madrid.
This part of the route provides an engaging combination of urban scenery and natural beauty, with some steep inclines requiring moderate effort. The e-bike assistance makes climbing easier, so most riders find the ascent manageable while enjoying the panoramic vistas.
The journey begins in Plaza Mayor, the historic heart of Madrid, and proceeds to Plaza de Oriente, where the Royal Palace and Opera House stand prominently. Passing Sabatini Gardens, the tour then crosses the Manzanares River to reach the Casa de Campo park, a green oasis that once served as a royal hunting ground.
In Casa de Campo, the ride takes in a small lake, popular among locals for rowboat rowing during weekends. The park’s vast size means riders get a sense of Madrid’s open spaces, contrasting the bustling city center. The route also includes a climb to a hill with amazing views of the city skyline, providing excellent photo opportunities.
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The guide shares stories about trenches built during the Civil War, adding depth to the ride. Other notable constructions include Sabatini Gardens and the Serpents Bridge, which showcases impressive architecture. These stops enhance the experience, blending history and modern cityscape seamlessly.
The tour also features a glide past Madrid’s beach, a local spot within Casa de Campo that offers relaxation and leisure activities, especially during warmer months. This unexpected feature adds a fun twist to the cycling route.
Included in the tour are bilingual guides, bikes, helmets (though not mandatory), city maps, raincoats, baskets, and locks. This comprehensive package guarantees a smooth ride, regardless of weather conditions. Participants should bring comfortable shoes, sunglasses, sun hats, and sunscreen, as the ride involves outdoor cycling.
Note that pets, oversize luggage, smoking, or large bags are not permitted on the tour. The activity is designed for those with basic cycling ability, and it is not suitable for people with mobility impairments.
Booking is flexible, with free cancellation available up to 24 hours before the tour. Travelers can reserve now and pay later, offering convenience and peace of mind. Since the tour is offered in multiple languages, including English and Spanish, requests for other languages can be accommodated.
The combination of city sightseeing and nature exploration makes this bike tour unique. Riders enjoy a relaxed pace while covering significant landmarks, gaining insights into Madrid’s urban history, architecture, and landscapes. The inclusion of Madrid’s largest park, Casa de Campo, adds a refreshing natural element that many other city tours lack.
The expert guide enhances the experience with engaging commentary, and the e-bikes make the route accessible to a broader range of visitors, even those concerned about physical exertion. The stunning skyline views from San Vicente Hill and the historic bridges are highlights that stand apart.

This tour is ideal for active travelers who enjoy cycling and want a rundown of Madrid in a short period. It suits those interested in architecture, history, and city panoramas. Since it involves some steep climbs, a moderate level of fitness is recommended. Families with older children or groups seeking a fun outdoor activity will find it a worthwhile addition to their Madrid itinerary.
The $40 ticket offers good value for a 2-hour guided tour that covers Madrid’s most iconic bridges, the Royal Palace, and the expansive Casa de Campo park. The bilingual guide provides engaging insights, and the e-bikes help manage climbs with ease. The balanced mix of historic sights and natural scenery makes this tour suitable for a broad audience.
While it’s not designed for those with mobility issues or who prefer a more relaxed sightseeing experience, it appeals to active visitors eager to explore Madrid efficiently. The short duration makes it a perfect option for a quick yet rich introduction to the city’s highlights.
“Great visit, magnificent tour, I recommend this walk; And a big thank you to Andrea our guide who took very good care of us; well done for the service”
Is the tour suitable for children?
This tour is best suited for those comfortable on bikes and physically able to handle some steep climbs. It is not explicitly designed for very young children, but older kids with cycling experience should enjoy it.
Are helmets provided?
Yes, helmets are included, but their use is not mandatory.
What should I bring?
Participants are advised to bring comfortable shoes, sunglasses, sun hat, and sunscreen to stay comfortable during the ride.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance.
Are there any language restrictions?
Tours are offered in English and Spanish, with other languages available upon request.
Is this tour accessible for people with mobility impairments?
No, the activity is not suitable for those with mobility impairments due to the physical nature of some climbs and riding conditions.