Madrid · VIP
4 options
The right vip tours should fit the hills, water and hours already in your plan. These 4 show what the ticket includes and the kind of traveler each option suits.
VIP skip-the-line Royal Palace tour in Madrid with a bilingual guide, opulent rooms, and rooftop terrace views in about 2 hours.
“It was really good! You’re not allowed to take pictures in some of the rooms but still worth a visit”
VIP ticket to Madrid secret alley at Calle 365. Skip lines with a password, get a welcome shot, empanadas, drinks, and stay until 3 AM.
“I arrived at about 18:30 as my ticket stated between 18:00 & 20:00. The place was dead. Just a few blokes milling about who were friends of staff. The ticket said included ‘alcoholic drinkS & DINNER’ this turned out to be two small bottles of mediocre beer and two bite sized chicken ‘things’ see picture’. By 20:00 another two small groups of people came in but I left. I suspect if it gets more visitors, probably after 22:00 then the atmosphere may improve. The decor was stunning but without any ‘party goers’ it was somewhat superfluous . Drinks, if you wanted more were quite expensive and after observing some cocktails…”
VIP private tour of Las Ventas bullring in Madrid with an English guide, arena access, and a short free visit to the Bullfighting Museum.
“We went on this tour to understand the culture of bullfighting without actually going to a bullfight. We felt as though our guide was very good in representing a different aspect of the art of bullfighting and how it fit into the history of Spain.”
A 1.5-hour VIP private guided tour of Las Ventas bullring and museum, plus a virtual bullfighting game, with no ticket lines.
“We had a great tour with Johann at the Madrid bullring. We had very little prior knowledge of bullfighting in Spain and he provided a wonderful background on the historical aspects through modern day. Would definitely recommend if you're looking to learn more about this cultural aspect of Spain. One warning--the reality of bullfighting is fairly graphic for both the human and animal participants, if that is unsettling or objectionable to you, maybe skip this one :)”
