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Only the 3- and 4-hour tours reach the Santiago Bernabéu, and this route also passes Las Ventas and Cibeles, where Real Madrid celebrates its titles.

Three hours, €225 per tuk tuk, 51 places. Everything on the 2-hour route plus the Castellana and modern Madrid — Las Ventas, the Bernabéu and Plaza de Castilla.
Written by the TukTuk Tour team, local Madrid guides · Updated October 2026
The 3-hour tuk tuk tour in Madrid (Royal) is a private ride for €225 per tuk tuk, up to 4 people — €56.25 each with four. In three hours you pass 51 places: all of the 2-hour route plus Las Ventas, the Santiago Bernabéu and the Paseo de la Castellana. It runs every day, 9:00–20:00, from Plaza de Isabel II by Ópera metro.
At a glance
The route
The Royal does the whole 2-hour Essentials route, 43 places, then leaves the center and heads north up the Paseo de la Castellana.
This is the part only the longer tours reach. You pass the Plaza de Toros de Las Ventas, Madrid's neo-Mudéjar bullring from 1931, then ride up the Paseo de la Castellana, the city's north–south spine, to the Estadio Santiago Bernabéu, Real Madrid's stadium with its new steel-and-glass shell. The route continues past the Torre Picasso in the AZCA business district to the leaning Puerta de Europa towers at Plaza de Castilla, and comes back by Plaza de España, with its monument to Cervantes and the figures of Don Quijote and Sancho Panza.
Stops: Plaza de Toros de Las Ventas, Barrio de El Viso, Estadio Santiago Bernabéu, Barrio de Chamartín, Plaza de Castilla, Paseo de la Castellana, Torre Picasso, Plaza de España.
Before the Castellana you see the old town, the museum mile, the Retiro, Cibeles and Gran Vía: everything on our best-selling tour.
See all 51 places, area by area, in our guide to the landmarks on each tour.
What you get
€225 covers the tuk tuk for three hours, all the way from the Habsburg old town to the Bernabéu and back. A stadium tour or a museum visit would be extra.
Included in the €225
Not included
Who it suits
Our Royal route is for people who want more than the historic center: the modern, northern half of the city too.
Only the 3- and 4-hour tours reach the Santiago Bernabéu, and this route also passes Las Ventas and Cibeles, where Real Madrid celebrates its titles.
The Paseo de la Castellana, the Torre Picasso and the leaning towers of Plaza de Castilla show a very different city from the Habsburg old town.
Seen the center before? Three hours lets your guide go wider and deeper, into Salamanca, Chamartín and the business district.
What the third hour adds
The third hour takes your tuk tuk out of the old city and up the spine of modern Madrid. On top of the 43 places of the Essentials route, the 3-hour tuk tuk tour in Madrid adds the Plaza de Toros de Las Ventas, Madrid's 1931 bullring; the Paseo de la Castellana with the Torre Picasso; the Estadio Santiago Bernabéu with its new steel-and-glass shell; and the leaning Puerta de Europa towers at Plaza de Castilla.
Two local tips. On Real Madrid home-match days the streets around the Bernabéu fill up hours before kick-off, so tell us your date and we'll pick the best start time. And Las Ventas is at its busiest during the San Isidro bullfighting fair (8 May to 14 June in 2026). For the parks, the river and the sunset on the west side, the 4-hour Full Experience tour goes further still.
Straight with you
Three hours is a big part of your day, so we keep it simple: you get all of it.
The Royal runs the full three hours. In the old center you pass most places from the tuk tuk; out on the Castellana the roads are wider. Tell us if you'd like a photo pause near the Bernabéu and we'll find a spot where stopping is allowed.
€225 pays for the tuk tuk and its 4 belted seats, however many of you ride. For 5 or more, a second tuk tuk follows the same route, so the whole group sees the stadium together. Children ride at no extra cost.
Not sure you need three hours? Our tuk tuk tours in Madrid start at 30 minutes, and this page explains seats for groups.
Plan your ride
Allow a relaxed afternoon. On Real Madrid home-match days the Bernabéu area fills up hours before kick-off, so tell us your date and we'll pick a start time that keeps the route clear. Las Ventas is busiest during the San Isidro bullfighting fair (8 May to 14 June in 2026).
Light rain is fine with the roof and side covers down. If heavy rain is forecast, message us and we'll find a better time; the details are on our booking page.
Per person
€225 for the tuk tuk works out at €56.25 each for 4 riders, €75 for 3 and €112.50 for 2.
Price for 5 to 12 people, and every other length, is on our tuk tuk tour price page.
Private tours, every day
Send your date, start time and group size on WhatsApp, and we’ll confirm a free tuk tuk for the Royal tour.
Yes. The Royal tour is the shortest of ours to reach both — the Santiago Bernabéu on the Paseo de la Castellana and the Las Ventas bullring on Calle de Alcalá. You see them from the tuk tuk.
Eight places in modern, northern Madrid: Las Ventas, El Viso, the Bernabéu, Chamartín, Plaza de Castilla, the Paseo de la Castellana, the Torre Picasso and Plaza de España.
Yes — it's the shortest tour that reaches the Bernabéu, and it also passes Cibeles, where Real Madrid celebrates its titles. Tell us if you want extra time at the stadium for photos.
We'll try. On home-match days the area fills up early, so send us your date and we'll suggest a start time that keeps the route clear.
No — the Templo de Debod, Madrid Río and the Puerta del Sol are on the 4-hour Full Experience only. The 3-hour Royal tour heads north up the Paseo de la Castellana to the Bernabéu instead.
Not as part of the tuk tuk tour: you see the stadium from outside. Real Madrid runs its own stadium tour, with tickets on the club's official website, and parts of it close around home matches, so check before you plan a visit after your ride.
€225 for the whole tuk tuk, so €56.25 each for four, €75 for three and €112.50 for two. One price covers up to 4 people.