See the magic of Madrid by night on a fun, 1-hour Segway tour! On a self-balancing, electric Segway, follow an expert guide around the historical neighborhood of Los Austrias, learning about the Habsburgs and the legacy they left on Madrid. See top city attractions like the Royal Palace of Madrid (Palacio Real), Mercado de San Miguel and watch the nightlife spring into action while passing through squares like Plaza Mayor.

This small-group Madrid Segway tour is limited to eight people, ensuring personalized attention from a guide.

Compelling by day, Madrid is somehow even more so by night, when the city seems to glow from lights flickering on its buildings. Handily, your Madrid Night Segway Tour takes place at this ideal time, ensuring you’ll capture the magic of top Madrid sights at night, minus the daytime crowds and soaring midday heat.

In the early evening, meet your friendly guide and start with an orientation session to get familiar with your two-wheeled, electric, self-balancing Segway. Once you feel comfortable, you’ll weave through Madrid’s downtown streets, following your guide into the neighborhood of Los Austrias.

While gliding from site to site, enjoy plenty of stops to learn about the history of the historical area and its intriguing sights. Nicknamed Habsburg’s Madrid in reference to the countless monuments left by the Habsburg dynasty, Los Austrias is fascinating to explore with stunners such as the Royal Palace of Madrid (Palacio Real) just waiting to be seen. Stop for photos next to the famous mesones -- typical Castilian restaurants – that surround Plaza Mayor, and then continue riding around the city.

Pass Calle Cuchilleros, a street thronged with bustling cafés and restaurants, while working your way to Mercado de San Miguel. By day, the street market is full of gourmet food stalls, but at nighttime the lively bars take center stage. Glide through the picturesque square of Plaza de la Villa, admiring its elegant 17th-century architecture, and then stop for photos at Almudena Cathedral – a building as grand as its official name: Catedral de Nuestra Señora de la Almudena.

Head back past the Royal Palace of Madrid, going past the city’s illuminated opera house – Teatro Real – while hearing of its status as a national monument. Your tour then finishes at the start point.