Old Town Madrid Self Balancing Transporter Guided Tour
Madrid, Spain
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Trip Type: Segway Tours
Duration: 90 minutes
Get ready to discover some of the Old Town’s secrets that lie behind Madrid’s most famous monuments and historical sites on this revolutionary electric and ecological Cross-Terrain transporter.
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Get ready to discover some of the Old Town’s secrets that lie behind Madrid’s most famous monuments and historical sites on this revolutionary electric and ecological Cross-Terrain transporter.
For those who are not familiar with the sef-balancing transporter, be assured you will be part of a memorable experience you will want to repeat. Not only is it incredibly easy to ride, taking just a few minutes to master, but also lots of fun and the best way to discover all the wonders of a city as big as Madrid.
Following an introduction to the transporter and a one to one training, you’ll depart on a 90 minute tour.
Exploring the streets of the Madrid city center on a small group tour, your local guide will take you on a trip back in time to Spain’s Golden Age, when the Spanish Kings from the House of Habsburg reigned over a global empire on which the sun never set.
Highlights include the monumental surroundings of Plaza de Oriente with the Royal Palace and the Catedral de la Almudena. La Puerta del Sol, Spain’s most iconic crossroads, and the early 17th century Plaza Mayor among others.
Following an introduction to the transporter and a one to one training, you’ll depart on a 90 minute tour.
Exploring the streets of the Madrid city center on a small group tour, your local guide will take you on a trip back in time to Spain’s Golden Age, when the Spanish Kings from the House of Habsburg reigned over a global empire on which the sun never set.
Highlights include the monumental surroundings of Plaza de Oriente with the Royal Palace and the Catedral de la Almudena. La Puerta del Sol, Spain’s most iconic crossroads, and the early 17th century Plaza Mayor among others.
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