Tours in Madrid

Getting to know a city of more than three million inhabitants, with almost five centuries of history as the seat of the Spanish Court and the capital of the country, obviously takes a long time. Agility offers you the possibility to discover Madrid through a tour with a series of monuments and places of interest which you should not miss and which will enable you to discover its main artistic treasures and to become immersed in the pace of this incredibly lively city. Visit the top class museums, suchs as El Prado, El Reina Sofía The Thyssen, and its main monuments such as El Palacio Real, La Puerta de Alcalá, La Plaza de Colón, and the world famous fountain “La Cibeles”, the goddess of the city.

1-3 passengers: EUR 175
4-7 passengers: EUR 211

Price includes English speaking driver/guide and luxury vehicle.

Alcalá is the birthplace to Miguel de Cervantes (1547), author of Don Quixote, and it has been declared a World Heritage Site. Its origin and life is intimately bound to its University, founded in 1499 by Cardinal Cisneros. The University shaped this city, promoting a town planning because of and for the students. Thus, this university nature and being the birthplace to Cervantes turned Alcalá into one of the places where Spanish reached its adulthood as a language. A route through Alcalá transports you back to the 16^th century, following the footsteps of this universal writer.

Price includes English speaking driver/guide and luxury vehicle.

An old town with historical and artistic interest, royal palaces and gardens on the banks of the River Tagus shape the layout in Aranjuez. This layout shows an exquisite balance between nature and man, watercourses and garden design, forests and royal architecture. For all these reasons, in 2001 UNESCO declared Aranjuez a Cultural Landscape. Other popular attractions are “El tren de la fresa” (Strawberry Train) and Fiestas del motín de Aranjuez, a recreation of the mutiny occurred in 1808.

Chinchón is one of the most picturesque villages and with more personality in the Community of Madrid. Despite being so close to the Spanish capital city it still retains its uniqueness: brown, gray and ochre landscapes; clusters of houses grouped into hills that shelter its singular Plaza Mayor; and intricate alleys that run through this village life and history.

Full Day (8 hours) Tour of Aranjuez and Chinchón

1-3 passengers: EUR 391
4-7 passengers: EUR 408

Price includes English speaking driver/guide and luxury vehicle.

Ávila is bounded to the north with Valladolid, to the east with Segovia and Madrid, to the west with Salamanca and to the south with Cáceres and Toledo. Located near anywhere, it enjoys a privileged geographical position which translates into a patchwork of incredible natural landscapes, and cultural and artistic events. Among all its monuments, it is worth mentioning its impressive medieval Romanesque wall, perfectly and entirely preserved until today. 

Full Day (8 hours) Tour of Ávila- pick up/drop off Madrid

This World Heritage city is located on the heart of the Castilla y La Mancha area, by the shores of La Hoz del río Huécar, Cuenca has unique features that make it a peculiar place to visit. First of all, you must stop and see the famous “Hanging Houses” right on the edge of the cliff. These constructions have a popular origin, however they can be considered as gothic buildings. Today, only three of them still remain as a museum. You will be able to visit them and see their original components, as their wooden interior and the so called “Mermaid house” o Casa de la Sirena.

Other interesting places to see are the Cathedral from the XIII century, an impressive Christian monument, the Castle with small parts from the Muslim Wall, El Cerro del Socorro, the highest viewpoint from where you can take a look at the city of Cuenca. Visit its great compilation of Convents and street Sculptures, as well as its many Churches. And of course, you cannot miss La Ciudad Encantada, a limestone rock city located on the Natural Park of the Sierra de Cuenca. 

Located in the middle of Sierra de Guadarrama, just 50 kilometres from Madrid, is the town of San Lorenzo de El Escorial. Mount Abantos, its pine trees and la dehesa La Herrería compose the natural landscape of this place, which has in the monastery of El Escorial its main axis.

El Valle de los Caídos (The Valley of the Fallen) or Abadía de la Santa Cruz del Valle de los Caídos (the Abbey of the Holy Cross of the Valley of the Fallen) is a monument built between 1940 and 1958 located in the municipality of San Lorenzo de El Escorial, Madrid. It is 9 km north of El Escorial in the Sierra de Guadarrama. The site belongs to Spanish National Heritage since 1957, the year of its opening to the public.

The Real Sitio de La Granja de San Ildefonso, or also known as San Ildefonso or La Granja, is a town belonging to the province of Segovia. Among its monuments, the most important are the Royal Palace and its gardens with fountains made up of intricate water movements and mythological characters and stories of its own. Just like mythology in Versailles is dedicated to Apollo, who represents the sun, La Granja (The Farm) is dedicated to Diana, who represents the moon. La Granja de San Ildefonso is designated as Royal Site and Historical Monuments.

Toledo is one of the Spanish towns with greater wealth of monuments. It is known as “the city of the three cultures" because of the coexistence for centuries of Christians, Jews and Arabs. Toledo keeps behind its walls an artistic and cultural legacy made up of churches, palaces, fortresses, mosques and synagogues. This great diversity of artistic styles makes the old town of the capital of La Mancha a real outdoor museum, declared a World Heritage Site in 1986.

Located in the Castilla y León Autonomous Community, by the shores of the Tormes river, Salamanca is the university city by excellence. It is also worldwide famous for its artistic wealth, full of cathedrals, palaces, churches… All of different artistical trends such as romanic, gothic, plateresque and baroque.

Salamanca was declared a World Heritage city in 1988 and a decade afterwards it was elected as the European Capital of Culture. It is also known as the City of Thought. We sincerely recommend a walk around the old historical area to find out the different trends and its impressive monuments.