Have fun in Madrid with 7 Euros only!

Madrid is unique in that no any other cities can replace her in this world. Whether you’ve come here before or not, this city can absolutely amaze you in its special way. Any occasional chance could take you on a trip without a plan, only to take a glance at the summer beauty of the capital city.

About the history

How was the city built and how did it become the capital city of Spain? If such a question suddenly comes to your mind and you happen to have 7 euros in your pocket, you will soon find out the answer. Following our tour guide, you shall restore the previous historical knowledge you’ve learned from books, as if you were witnessing vivid scenes of Felipe II, Joseph Bonaparte, Isabel II, and Alfonso XIII.

About the ancestors

If you would like to seek out the roots of Madrid’s history, then you have to get to the bottom of it all. For instance, the Royal Palace of Madrid was originally a military highland fortress, while the two towers of the grand church adjacent to the Palace were secretly hidden. The most ancient block is still preserved in the memory of history, which only takes two hours and costs 7 euros only for a full exploration.

The Austrian in Madrid

Madrid was once the capital where the sun never sets. Back in the 17th century, the so-called golden era, this city experienced an unprecedented, grand cultural flourish. The tour guide will invite you to seek and discover the majestic buildings of Madrid under the rule of the Habsburg dynasty in Austria at that time, and through the interior details you can sense the luxurious life of the royal family.

Ghost stories of Madrid

Ghost stories of Madrid can never be finished. Now it seems that every block in the old town has its own “famous” ones. Whether they are true or not, those ghost stories have become one of the most important reasons to attract tourists. Yet, if you want to join in the team to start a journey of ghost stories, plenty of guts are needed because the journey begins at night. You can hear ghost stories of Reina Sofia Museum or Palace of Linares all over.

The secret legend of El Retiro Park

Enjoying the scenery at El Retiro Park in autumn may be a good choice and this is also what most of the locals would do. Besides the autumn scene, there are some little elves, magical trees and the statute of Lucifer which completely transformed the El Retiro Park into a place full of magic. Legend has it that Philip IV buried a batch of treasures here, right below the Gypsy Fountain on both sides of the lake in the mid-18th century. The splendid Glass Palace in the park is also a must-see, surrounded by green shades, which embodies the Palace more delicacy and elegance. Perhaps, a naughty squirrel is quietly gazing at you through the glass.