Our top pickRated 4.9
3 hMadrid City Guided Bike/E-Bike Tour for Small Groups
★ 4.9 · 326 reviews
- Three hours
- Small group
- Longest tour here
- Free cancellation
Bike Tour Madrid
A bike tour Madrid lets you see more city quickly. We compared 17 tours, from $25, with free cancellation and the top tour rated 4.9 from 326 reviews. The top tour includes three hours riding past Plaza Mayor, the Royal Palace and Retiro Park.
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Express ride$25
Today's lowest Madrid bike tour across all 17 tours
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All 17 tours48
6,831 verified reviews across 17 tours
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Shortest to longest90–180min
Shortest: Express Bike or E-Bike
Longest: Madrid City Guided
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Seventeen guided rides through Madrid
Seventeen listings on city bikes, vintage bikes and electric bikes, each one with a guide riding in front. Fares run from $25 for ninety minutes of the essential landmarks to $215 for a private e-bike tour priced for the whole group. The heaviest record belongs to the three-hour highlights ride at $33, rated 4.8 across 1,882 reviews.
1,882 reviewsMost booked
3 hMadrid: 3-Hour Guided Highlights Bike Tour with Optional Tapas
★ 4.8 · 1 882 reviews
- Three hours
- Guided highlights bike tour
- Most booked
- Free cancellation
Rated 4.81,557 reviews
3 hBest of Madrid: 3-Hour Guided Bike Tour
★ 4.8 · 1 557 reviews
- Three hours
- Departs from Madrid
- Mobile voucher accepted
- Free cancellation
1 235 reviewsRated 4.9
3 hMadrid: Vintage Bike Highlights Tour with Optional Tapas
★ 4.9 · 1 235 reviews
- Three hours
- Vintage bike highlights tour
- Departs from Madrid
- Free cancellation
2.5 hoursSmall group
2 h 30 mMadrid: Guided Bike or E-Bike Tour with Local Guide
★ 4.5 · 676 reviews
- 2.5 hours
- Small group
- Guided bike or e-bike tour
- Free cancellation
308 reviewsRated 4.3
Museum & rideMadrid: Prado Museum with optional Tapas or E-bike Tour
★ 4.3 · 308 reviews
- Optional tapas or e-bike tour
- Departs from Madrid
- Mobile voucher accepted
- Free cancellation
Pedal assist3 hours
3 hMadrid: 3-Hour Sightseeing Tour by Electric Bike
★ 4.5 · 200 reviews
- Three hours
- Departs from Madrid
- Mobile voucher accepted
- Free cancellation
109 reviewsRated 4.7
3 hAll Madrid: Private Electric Bike Tour around the city
★ 4.7 · 109 reviews
- Three hours
- Private tour
- Private electric bike tour
- Free cancellation
Casa de Campo2 hours
2 hMadrid’s Riverside & Casa de Campo Electric Bike Tour
★ 4.6 · 105 reviews
- Two hours, in Casa de Campo
- Departs from Madrid
- Mobile voucher accepted
- Free cancellation
Retiro ParkSmall group
2 hMadrid: Magic Retiro Park Bike Sightseeing Tour
★ 4.8 · 98 reviews
- Two hours
- Small group
- Departs from Madrid
- Free cancellation
Rated 4.992 reviews
3 hTop highlights of Madrid Bike Tour- 3hrs (e-bike optional)
★ 4.9 · 92 reviews
- Three hours
- Departs from Madrid
- Mobile voucher accepted
- Free cancellation
Price from90 minutes
1 h 30 mMadrid Highlights: Express Bike or E-Bike Tour (1.5 Hours)
★ 4.5 · 70 reviews
- One and a half hours
- Express bike or e-bike tour
- Cheapest here
- Free cancellation
PrivateElectric bikes
2 hMadrid: Guided Electric Bike Tour. City center & Retiro Park
★ 4.7 · 41 reviews
- Two hours
- Private tour
- Guided electric bike tour
- Free cancellation
5 reviewsRated 5.0
3 hMadrid: Guided Tapas E-Bike Tour with Food and Drink
★ 5.0 · 5 reviews
- Three hours
- Small group
- Guided tapas e-bike tour
- Free cancellation
Tasting includedPrivate
3 hMadrid: Highlights Bike Tour with Madroño Tasting
★ 5.0 · 1 reviews
- Three hours
- Private tour
- Private
- Free cancellation
$172
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PrivatePriced per group
3 hMadrid: Highlights & Parks with Electric Bike Private Tour
★ 4.8 · 115 reviews
- Three hours, electric bike private tour
- Departs from Madrid
- Mobile voucher accepted
- Free cancellation
$215
Check availability→ Two questions
Which Madrid bike tour is yours?
The choice comes down to four things: three hours with a guide through the centre, ninety minutes over the essentials, an electric bike for the hills, or a private listing that sells you the whole group. Tell us what matters and we will point at one.
See it before you pay for it
City bike, e-bike, or a ride that ends at a table
The same landmarks arrive in three shapes, and the shape sets the fare. Three hours on a city bicycle with a local guide is $33. Pedal assistance takes the hills of Madrid for $52. The third shape keeps the route and adds a table at the end, from $86.
Side by side
Ninety minutes, two hours, three hours — or the whole group to yourself
Four products with four clocks. Three hours through the centre is where the reviews sit, from $32 to $40. Ninety minutes is $25, two hours in a park $33, and the private listings are quoted for the group, up to $215.
Swipe the table sideways →
| Madrid Highlights: Express Bike or E-Bike Tour (1.5 Hours) | TOP PICKMadrid City Guided Bike/E-Bike Tour for Small Groups | Madrid: 3-Hour Sightseeing Tour by Electric Bike | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price per person | $25 | $40 | $52 |
| What it is | The essential landmarks with a local guide, at speed | The full guided ride, in a small group | The same sightseeing round on an electric bike |
| Time it takes | An hour and a half | Three hours | Three hours |
| What you ride | A bike or an e-bike, your choice on the listing | A bike or an e-bike, your choice on the listing | An electric bike with pedal assistance |
| Who you are with | A guided group, as the listing states | A small group, with a private option on the listing | A guided group, as the listing states |
| What the listing names | Madrid’s essential landmarks | Debod Temple, the Royal Palace, Retiro Park, Salamanca | The Plaza de Oriente and San Miguel Market |
| Hills | Take the e-bike option if you would rather not push | Take the e-bike option if you would rather not push | Pedal assistance is what the fare is for |
| Guide | A local guide rides with you | An experienced multilingual guide | A guide rides with the group |
| Rating | 4.5 across 70 reviews | 4.9 across 326 reviews | 4.5 across 200 reviews |
| Cancellation | See the operator’s terms on the listing | Free cancellation | See the operator’s terms on the listing |
| Check dates | Book this one→ | Check dates |
TOP PICK
Madrid City Guided Bike/E-Bike Tour for Small Groups
$40- What it is
- The full guided ride, in a small group
- Time it takes
- Three hours
- What you ride
- A bike or an e-bike, your choice on the listing
- Who you are with
- A small group, with a private option on the listing
- What the listing names
- Debod Temple, the Royal Palace, Retiro Park, Salamanca
- Hills
- Take the e-bike option if you would rather not push
- Guide
- An experienced multilingual guide
- Rating
- 4.9 across 326 reviews
- Cancellation
- Free cancellation
Free cancellation up to 24 h · Reserve now, pay later
Madrid Highlights: Express Bike or E-Bike Tour (1.5 Hours)
$25- What it is
- The essential landmarks with a local guide, at speed
- Time it takes
- An hour and a half
- What you ride
- A bike or an e-bike, your choice on the listing
- Who you are with
- A guided group, as the listing states
- What the listing names
- Madrid’s essential landmarks
- Hills
- Take the e-bike option if you would rather not push
- Guide
- A local guide rides with you
- Rating
- 4.5 across 70 reviews
- Cancellation
- See the operator’s terms on the listing
Madrid: 3-Hour Sightseeing Tour by Electric Bike
$52- What it is
- The same sightseeing round on an electric bike
- Time it takes
- Three hours
- What you ride
- An electric bike with pedal assistance
- Who you are with
- A guided group, as the listing states
- What the listing names
- The Plaza de Oriente and San Miguel Market
- Hills
- Pedal assistance is what the fare is for
- Guide
- A guide rides with the group
- Rating
- 4.5 across 200 reviews
- Cancellation
- See the operator’s terms on the listing
Verdict
Take the small-group tour, three hours
It balances the three things people weigh: the three hours most of this page is built on, a handful of riders rather than a crowd, and the choice of a regular bike or an e-bike on the same booking — rated 4.9 across 326 reviews, at $40, with an experienced multilingual guide.
Check dates and availability→Before you book
Two machines, one centre, three lengths of ride
Settle the machine first, because Madrid is built on hills between the river and Retiro: seven listings are electric from the start and five more let you pick when you book. Then settle the hours — eleven of the seventeen are three hours through the centre, two hours buys a park, and ninety minutes buys the express tour at $25.
Two-minute check
Which part is the bike, and which part is the guide?
Every listing here is two halves: what you ride, and who rides in front. Three questions settle which of the seventeen fits your day.
How many of you are riding?A private listing is priced for the group, not per person.
When do you want to be on the bike?The guided rides leave at the set times each listing states.
How long do you want to be out?Ninety minutes, two hours, or the classic three hours across the city.
Answer the three questions above
You’ll get the one that fits your answers, and the thing about it that catches people out.
Six ways to ride the city
6,831 reviews across seventeen Madrid bike tours
The ratings here are the operators’ own numbers on GetYourGuide, shown beside each listing as they stand. We write none of them, and we average nobody else’s into a score of our own.
4.8
★★★★★
Based on 6,831
verified reviews
5 ★80%
4 ★14%
3 ★4%
2 ★1%
1 ★1%
All seventeen tours on this page, rated on GetYourGuide.
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Madrid City Guided Bike/E-Bike Tour for Small Groups
From $40 · 326 reviews
★★★★★
Three hours, a guide, and most of the city
Three hours with a guide is the classic shape here. The route runs from the Debod Temple and the Royal Palace through La Latina to Retiro Park and the Salamanca and Malasaña districts, in a small group. Rated 4.9 across 326 reviews.
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Madrid Highlights: Express Bike or E-Bike Tour (1.5 Hours)
From $25 · 70 reviews
★★★★★
Ninety minutes, and the fare this page starts from
The express ride is the short version: an hour and a half with a local guide through the essential landmarks, on a bike or an e-bike. It is the lowest fare on this page and the one that fits into a day that is already full. Rated 4.5 across 70 reviews.
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Madrid: 3-Hour Sightseeing Tour by Electric Bike
From $52 · 200 reviews
★★★★★
Pedal assistance, for the climbs
Madrid rises away from the river, and that is why almost every operator here offers an electric bike as well. Three hours with pedal assistance, the Plaza de Oriente and San Miguel Market among the sights the listing names, and the hills stop being the thing you think about. Rated 4.5 across 200 reviews.
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Madrid’s Riverside & Casa de Campo Electric Bike Tour
From $38 · 105 reviews
★★★★★
The river and the big park instead of the traffic
Two hours by electric bike through Casa de Campo, which the operator calls one of the largest urban parks in Europe: the trenches built during the Civil War and the Serpents Bridge are the two things the listing names, and the operator sells it as the greenest tour in Madrid. Rated 4.6 across 105 reviews.
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Madrid: Guided Tapas E-Bike Tour with Food and Drink
From $86 · 5 reviews
★★★★★
The ride, and something at the end of it
Several listings put food at the end of the route, and it is part of the fare. This one rides the historic neighbourhoods and finishes with a selection of tapas and a drink. Rated 5.0 across 5 reviews.
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Madrid: Highlights & Parks with Electric Bike Private Tour
From $215 · 115 reviews
★★★★★
Your group, your guide, your pace
A private listing sells the whole group and its guide to you, which is why the fare is quoted for the group. This one is a guided e-bike tour of the highlights and the parks. Rated 4.8 across 115 reviews.
What it really costs
What three hours on a bike costs, line by line
On the shared rides the fare is per person and covers the bike and the guide. What moves it is the hours, and whether the group is shared or yours alone.
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| What you do | Price | What that buys | Cancellation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Guided highlights bike tour, 3 hours | $33 | 3 hours on a city bicycle past the monuments and parks | Most reviewed |
| Express bike or e-bike tour, 1.5 hours | $25 | 90 minutes of the essential landmarks with a local guide | Starting fare |
| Small-group guided bike or e-bike tour | $40 | 3 hours with a multilingual guide, bike or e-bike | Our top pick |
| Magic Retiro Park bike tour | $33 | 2 hours inside Retiro Park, its history and its flora | Small group |
| Sightseeing tour by electric bike | $52 | 3 hours with pedal assistance, Plaza de Oriente and the market | Electric bike |
| Highlights and parks private e-bike tour | $215 | 3 hours with the guide and the slot kept for you | Private group |
Costs the listing doesn't show you
- Tapas is a course on some listings and an option on others. The tapas e-bike tour at $86 has it inside the fare; two listings price it themselves.
- Museum entry is its own ticket except where the listing names it. The Prado Museum listing at $39 is built around a guided visit.
- An e-bike carries its own fare. Three hours of sightseeing by electric bike is $52 against $32 for three hours on a city bicycle.
- Private means the group, and the fare says so. $215, $172 and $63 buy the guide and the group rather than a seat.
What is genuinely included
- A guide on every one of the seventeen listings, and the bike
- A city bike or an e-bike where the listing offers both
- Pedal assistance on the seven listings that are electric from the start
- A small group where the listing states one — four of the seventeen
- Tapas and a drink inside the fare on the tapas e-bike tour
- Free cancellation where the listing carries it, on its own terms
The honest answer
Is a guided bike tour worth three hours in Madrid?
Plaza Mayor, the Royal Palace, the Prado and Retiro Park sit inside one afternoon on two wheels, with a guide talking between them. Across these seventeen listings there are 6,831 ratings, averaging 4.8.
What makes it worth it
- Seventeen guided listings, from $25 for ninety minutes to $215 for a private e-bike tour
- Our pick at $40: three hours in a small group, 4.9 across 326 reviews
- The heaviest record is 4.8 across 1,882 reviews, with 1,557 and 1,235 behind the next two
- Several listings run on electric bikes, and others let you pick an e-bike at booking
- A bike covers Retiro Park, the Royal Palace and Plaza Mayor in one morning
Keep in mind
- A 5.0 on one review is not the 4.8 on 1,882
- Ninety minutes is a first look; three hours reaches the Debod Temple, La Latina and Retiro Park
- The private listings are quoted for the group, and reach $215
- Tapas, a drink or a tasting is inside the fare: $86 and $172
- Several listings ask to be booked ahead: two hours on some, eight or ten on others
The three hours, turn by turn
Plaza Mayor, the Royal Palace, the Prado, Retiro Park
Decide how long you want to be on the bike
The listings split by hours, not by price. Ninety minutes is the express run, two hours a park, three hours the classic ride across the city.
Book the slot, and choose bike or e-bike
Most listings offer both machines on the same route, and the choice is made at booking. Several ask for notice: two hours on some, eight or ten on others.
The first departures
The guided rides leave at set times, and a morning departure leaves the afternoon open. The group meets, the guide sizes the bikes, and the centre comes first.
The palace, the square, the temple
The Royal Palace, Plaza Mayor and the Temple of Debod are named across these listings, and on a bike they sit minutes apart rather than a walk apart.
Retiro Park and the green side
Retiro Park is on most routes here, and one listing gives it two hours: the pond, the statues and the Crystal Palace. Casa de Campo is the other green half.
La Latina, Salamanca, Malasaña
The neighbourhoods are what the three-hour rides add to the monuments, and they are named on the listing our top pick belongs to.
What the ride leaves you with
The bikes go back at the end of the tour, and most routes finish in the centre. On the tapas and tasting rides the fare ends at a table.
Best time of day
The route is the same — the clock decides the rest
Three hours is the shape of this page, and eleven of the seventeen listings run exactly that: the small-group tour at $40, the highlights tour at $33 with its 1,882 reviews, Best of Madrid at $32. A morning departure leaves the afternoon open. The shorter listings sit anywhere in the day — ninety minutes on the express tour at $25, two hours in Retiro Park at $33. Several ask for notice rather than an hour: eight hours on the small-group tour, ten on the tour with a local guide.
On the ground
The palace, the park and the river
The Temple of Debod
Named on the listing our top pick belongs to, at the west end of the route.
The palace and the cathedral
The Royal Palace and the Almudena Cathedral come one after the other on a bike.
Retiro Park, at riding pace
Retiro is on most routes here, and one listing gives it two full hours.
Casa de Campo, across the river
The riverside listing spends two hours in one of Europe’s largest urban parks.
What it's like
Seventeen guided bike tours in Madrid — what changes between them
Seventeen guided bike tours of Madrid are sold on the same two words, and what changes between them is smaller than the list looks: the machine under you, the hours, and whether the group is yours alone. Madrid is built on hills, and pedal assistance is what flattens them — which is why most operators sell the same route on a city bike and on an electric one.
The review record sits in three listings. The three-hour guided highlights tour carries 4.8 across 1,882 reviews at $33, past the monuments, the parks and the statues of the centre. Best of Madrid holds 4.8 across 1,557 at $32 for the same three hours, and the vintage bike tour 4.9 across 1,235 at $33, naming the Royal Palace, Retiro Park and the Almudena Cathedral. Together those three hold 4,674 reviews; the other fourteen listings hold 2,157 between them.
Our top pick is the small-group city tour at $40, rated 4.9 across 326 reviews: three hours with an experienced multilingual guide, and the bike is your choice on the same route. The listing names the Temple of Debod, the Royal Palace, La Latina, Retiro Park and the Salamanca and Malasaña districts, carries free cancellation and asks to be booked at least eight hours ahead.
The short end of the page is where a tour fits into a day that is already arranged. The express tour is the lowest fare here, $25 for 90 minutes on a bike or an e-bike with a local guide over the essential landmarks, rated 4.5 across 70 reviews. The two-and-a-half-hour tour with a local guide is $28, 4.5 across 676 reviews.
Seven listings are electric from the start. The three-hour sightseeing tour by electric bike is $52, 4.5 across 200 reviews, and names the Plaza de Oriente and the San Miguel Market. The private e-bike tour of all Madrid is $38, 4.7 across 109 reviews, through Retiro Park, the Royal Palace, the Cathedral and Plaza Mayor. The two-hour private tour of the centre and Retiro is $36, 4.7 across 41.
Two listings spend their hours in the green half of the city. The riverside and Casa de Campo electric bike tour is $38 for two hours, 4.6 across 105 reviews, through one of the largest urban parks in Europe, past the trenches dug during the Civil War and the Serpents Bridge. The Magic Retiro Park tour is $33 for two hours, 4.8 across 98 reviews, on the history, the fauna and the flora of the park itself.
Four listings put something on the table at the end of the ride. The guided tapas e-bike tour is $86, rated 5.0 across 5 reviews, with the tapas and the drink inside the fare, and the highlights tour with a Madroño tasting is $172. The Prado Museum listing at $39, 4.3 across 308 reviews, works the other way round: an expert guide inside the museum, with an e-bike ride in Retiro or a tapas tasting added.
Five listings are sold as a private tour, where the fare buys the guide and the group rather than a seat: $215 for the highlights and the parks, $63 for the highlights and hidden gems, and the two that stay close to the shared fares at $38 and $36. Settle the machine first, then the hours, then whose group it is.
Three ways through the centre
Three rides through the same streets
All three are three hours through the centre: Plaza Mayor, the Royal Palace, Retiro Park and the streets between them. What changes is the group, the record behind the listing and the machine under you. Prices and ratings come from the operators’ own listings.
Our top pick
Madrid City Guided Bike/E-Bike Tour for Small Groups
3 hours · ★ 4.9 (326)
$40See dates The heaviest review record
Madrid: 3-Hour Guided Highlights Bike Tour with Optional Tapas
3 hours · ★ 4.8 (1 882)
$33See dates Electric, for the hills
Madrid: 3-Hour Sightseeing Tour by Electric Bike
3 hours · ★ 4.5 (200)
$52See datesPractical
Plan the ride
Four things decide how it goes: the clock, the machine, the group and how far ahead you book. Ninety minutes fits between two museums, two hours covers one park, and three hours is the classic route most of these seventeen listings sell.
Our top pick
The small-group city tour at $40, 4.9 across 326 reviews — three hours with a multilingual guide.
The heaviest review records
The highlights tour holds 4.8 across 1,882 at $33, Best of Madrid 4.8 across 1,557 at $32.
The lowest fares here
The express tour is $25 for 90 minutes, and the tour with a local guide $28.
The electric ones
Three hours of sightseeing by electric bike, $52; the riverside and Casa de Campo route, $38.
The private ones
Highlights and parks, $215; highlights and hidden gems, $63. Each fare buys the guide and the group.
With tapas or a tasting
The tapas e-bike tour is $86, the Madroño tasting $172, and two listings sell tapas as an option.
Clothes you can pedal in
Shoes that hold a pedal and something you can move in; the operator supplies the bike.
Water, and a hat in summer
These routes cross open squares and park paths, so a bottle you can reach while riding earns its place.
A layer you can take off
The same three hours are warm at midday and cool at either end of the day.
A card for the tapas and the museum
Where a listing sells tapas as an option, it prices that option itself.
A camera, and somewhere to put it
A strap or a bar mount beats a pocket on a bike.
Your booking on your phone
Each listing here is bought through GetYourGuide and the voucher goes to your phone.
Settle the bike before the price
Most operators sell the same route twice, on a city bike and on an electric one.
Read the hours first
Eleven listings run three hours, three run two, one two and a half, and the express tour ninety minutes.
Check whether the group is yours
Five of the seventeen are sold as a private tour, and two more offer a private option.
See what the fare already covers
A guide comes with each listing, and the bike with it. Four state a small group.
Free cancellation where the listing carries it
Five listings carry it, with the terms printed on the listing you are booking.
Book the heavy-record listings early
The fare is the same wherever you buy it; booking ahead buys the date you wanted.
Everything here starts in the centre
Plaza Mayor, Puerta del Sol and the Royal Palace are within a few streets of the meeting points.
The e-bike is for the hills
Madrid rises and falls between the river and Retiro, and pedal assistance is what the motor is for.
Retiro and Casa de Campo
One listing spends two hours inside Retiro at $33, another two in Casa de Campo at $38.
Where the routes overlap
The Royal Palace, Plaza Mayor and Retiro Park are on most of these itineraries.
The guide speaks more than one language
The small-group tour names an experienced multilingual guide; where language matters, the listing states it.
Bike-friendly routes are part of the plan
The hidden-gems listing names bike-friendly routes between the iconic sights and the quiet corners.
Best time
When to ride
These seventeen listings run through the year, so the month changes how the ride feels rather than whether it happens: the daylight, the heat of midday in high summer, and how long the group stays off the saddle.
Dec – Feb
Short days, empty parks
Midwinter suits the shorter formats and the electric ones: ninety minutes of the landmarks at $25, two hours inside Retiro Park at $33, or three hours with pedal assistance at $52.
Mar – May
Long light, easy pedalling
Spring is when the three-hour classic is at its most comfortable: the highlights ride at $33, the vintage-bike version at $33, or the small-group tour at $40.
Jun – Aug
High summer, short and electric
July and August are the hottest stretch of the Madrid year, and the listings that suit them are the short ones and the assisted ones: ninety minutes at $25, or an electric bike at $52.
Sep – Nov
The stretch we would book first
Mild afternoons, long evenings, and all seventeen listings still running. This is the window for the three-hour rides at $32 and $40.
Worth knowing
Six things that aren't in the listing
01
The e-bike is the answer to the hills, not the distance. Madrid rises and falls between the river and Retiro, and seven listings here are electric from the start, from $36 to $215.
02
Read the review counts beside the ratings. The highlights tour carries 1,882 reviews at 4.8 and Best of Madrid 1,557 at 4.8, while the Madroño tasting sits at 5.0 across 1 review.
03
Three hours is the shape of this niche. Eleven of the seventeen run three hours through the centre, which is why the fares cluster between $32 and $40.
04
Private fares buy the group, not the seat. $215 for the highlights and parks, $172 for the Madroño tasting and $63 for the hidden gems divide by however many of you ride.
05
The tapas is a course, and the listing says which. The tapas e-bike tour at $86 has the food and the drink inside the fare; two listings sell tapas as an option they price themselves.
06
Several of these ask for notice, and the listing states how much. Eight hours on the small-group tour, ten on the tour with a local guide, two on Best of Madrid. Booking a day ahead covers all of them.
Round out the trip
Booked alongside
Our top pick
Madrid City Guided Bike/E-Bike Tour for Small Groups
3 hours · ★ 4.9 (326)
$40View The shortest ride here
Madrid Highlights: Express Bike or E-Bike Tour (1.5 Hours)
1h 30m · ★ 4.5 (70)
$25View Private, highlights and parks
Madrid: Highlights & Parks with Electric Bike Private Tour
3 hours · ★ 4.8 (115)
$215ViewGo deeper
More on the routes, the e-bikes and what each guided ride covers
Common questions
Madrid bike tours, answered straight
What is the best bike tour in Madrid?
By review record it is the three-hour guided highlights tour at $33, rated 4.8 across 1,882 reviews. Our own pick is the small-group tour at $40, 4.9 across 326 reviews: the same three hours with an experienced multilingual guide and your choice of bike.
How much does a bike tour in Madrid cost?
The seventeen listings run from $25 to $215. Ninety minutes is $25, three hours through the centre $32 to $40, three hours by electric bike $52, and the private highlights and parks tour $215 for the guide and the group.
Is an e-bike worth it in Madrid?
Madrid is built on hills between the river and Retiro, and pedal assistance is what the electric listings are selling: the same route and the same three hours with less work on the climbs. Seven listings are electric from the start, from $36 to $215.
How long do Madrid bike tours take?
From 90 minutes to three hours. The express tour is $25 for 90 minutes. The riverside route and the Magic Retiro Park tour are two hours each, at $38 and $33. Eleven of the seventeen are three hours.
Which Madrid bike tours are private?
Five are sold as a private tour: the highlights and parks electric tour at $215, the private e-bike tour of all Madrid at $38, the centre-and-Retiro tour at $36, the hidden gems tour at $63 and the Madroño tasting at $172.
Do any of these bike tours include tapas?
The guided tapas e-bike tour at $86 has the tapas and a drink inside the fare, and the Madroño tasting tour at $172 includes a tasting of the liqueur. The highlights tour and the vintage bike tour sell tapas as an option the listing prices itself.
What do the bike tours actually pass?
The names repeat across the listings. The small-group tour names the Temple of Debod, the Royal Palace, La Latina, Retiro Park and the Salamanca and Malasaña districts; the electric sightseeing tour names the Plaza de Oriente and the San Miguel Market.
Is there a bike tour of the parks rather than the centre?
Two listings spend their hours in the green half of the city. The riverside and Casa de Campo electric bike tour is $38 for two hours, rated 4.6 across 105 reviews. The Magic Retiro Park tour is $33 for two hours, 4.8 across 98.
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A day on two wheels in Madrid — the bike tours we'd book
Which of the seventeen listings matches the ride you actually want — the three-hour tours of the centre, the two-hour park routes, the express ride, the electric ones, the private ones and the two that end at a table.
- All seventeen tours, with the hours as the listings state them
- Which are electric, which offer the choice, and which are city bicycles
- Which are private, which state a small group, and how much notice
- What each fare covers — guide, bike, tapas, tasting, free cancellation
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Why trust this page
How we put this together
Checked, not guessed
Durations, inclusions and operator names come from the live listings. Prices and ratings are read off the same listings and updated with the page.
How we pick
Every listing here is a guided bike tour of Madrid, and we kept the range wide: the three-hour rides through the centre, the two park routes, the express tour, the electric and the private ones. Nobody pays to be featured.
We say which bike you are buying
Madrid rises and falls between the river and Retiro, which is why most operators sell the same route twice: on a city bicycle and on an electric bike. We name the bike and the hours on every listing.
What a ticket can and cannot arrange
A ticket arranges the guide, the bike and the route, and on the tapas and tasting listings what is at the end of it. Museum entry is a separate ticket unless the listing names it.
The answer
Pick the bike, and the price follows.
Every listing on this page covers the same centre: Plaza Mayor, the Royal Palace, the Almudena Cathedral, the Temple of Debod and Retiro Park. What you are choosing is how you cross it — three hours in a small group, an electric bike for the hills, two hours inside a park, or 90 minutes over the essentials. The small-group tour is $40, the express tour $25.
Check dates and availability→ Free cancellation where the listing carries it · Reserve now, pay later