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マドリッドの秘密小グループツアー

4.8 · ViatorとTripadvisorのレビュー26件 ⏱ 2時間 30分 ✓ 無料キャンセル
マドリッドの秘密小グループツアー

早わかり

マドリッドの秘密小グループツアーは、Juan S.が催行する、マドリード, スペインで楽しめる2時間 30分 少人数制体験です。 ViatorとTripadvisorの26件のレビューで5点満点中4.8と評価されています。 料金は1人あたり¥4,989〜で、無料キャンセルが可能です。 含まれるもの:All Fees and Taxes。

ハイライト

  • 最大8名の少人数制で、よりパーソナルな体験を
  • 柔軟に計画できる無料キャンセル
  • 17か所を効率よく巡る充実の旅程
  • 車いす対応

基本情報

所要時間
2時間 30分
グループ
少人数制、最大8名
言語
English
送迎
集合場所で待ち合わせ
予約確定
即時予約確定
人数
1予約あたり1~8名 · 大人の同伴が必要
年齢区分
幼児 0–2 · 子供 3–13 · 大人 14–100
キャンセル
無料キャンセル(ポリシーを確認)

プランと空き状況

  • Secrets of Madrid Small Group Tour

    最安値 ¥4,803

    催行日:
    毎日
    開始時刻:
    10:30, 16:00, 17:00

時刻と料金は催行会社の最新スケジュールに基づき、予約時に確定します。

概要

マドリードの有名なランドマークと隠れた名所の両方を探索し、マドリードの並外れた過去を蘇らせます。 スペイン語の歴史、文化、芸術の原動力であり、鏡でもあるマドリードは、ヨーロッパの歴史においても大きな役割を果たしてきました。

9世紀のイスラム教の要塞がどのようにして地球帝国の首都になったのかを知ることができます。 イスラムの起源から、ハプスブルク家の緊縮世界、ブルボン家の優雅さまで、マドリードは文化と矛盾の魅力的な混合物です。

隅々までストーリーがあります。 かつて世界の大部分が統治されていた都市。歴史上最も偉大な芸術家や作家を輩出し、犯罪や民衆蜂起、ナポレオンの占領、内戦にも耐えた都市。

マドリードの最も美しく有意義な場所を紹介するだけでなく、マドリードのユニークな特徴を形作った歴史の出来事、野心、そして予想外のねじれを理解する手助けをすることを目的としています。

含まれるもの

含まれるもの

  • All Fees and Taxes

含まれないもの

  • Admission ticket to Royal Palace

旅程

  1. スポット1 · 15分

    Begin in one of Madrid’s oldest squares, where centuries of power and beauty converge. The façades show the coexistence of Mudéjar, Plateresque and Habsburg architecture, a visual chronicle of the city’s evolution. Look closely at the coat of arms of King Charles II, the last Habsburg monarch, carved into the stone — a symbol full of secrets and the end of an era.

  2. スポット2 · 5分

    Just a few steps from the Plaza de la Villa lies one of Madrid’s narrowest streets, a silent curve that still follows the line of the medieval city. Its name, the Elbow Street, comes from its sharp bend. The irregular stones, the shadows and the stillness make it one of the places where you can feel the atmosphere of a vanished Madrid

  3. スポット3 · 10分

    Hidden behind an unmarked door, this 17th-century convent of Corpus Christi preserves a way of life that has barely changed in four hundred years. The cloistered nuns, who rarely see the outside world, bake traditional biscuits known as galletas de las Carboneras. They sell them through a small revolving window — a quiet ritual that connects today’s Madrid with its most secret past.

  4. スポット4 · 5分

    Rising unexpectedly among narrow streets, this 18th-century church brings the theatrical energy of the Baroque to old Madrid. Its curved façade and dramatic proportions were revolutionary in their time, a declaration that faith could also be spectacle. Built under the Bourbons, it reflects a new vision of beauty and power — lighter, more European — in contrast with the austere spirit of the Habsburg city that surrounds it.

  5. スポット5 · 8分

    Tucked away behind high walls, this secluded convent garden is one of Madrid’s most intimate corners. Once cultivated by nuns in the 17th century, it remains a rare oasis of silence in the heart of the city. From Monday to Friday, visitors can step inside and breathe the calm of another century — on weekends, the gate stays closed, protecting its timeless peace.

  6. スポット6 · 5分

    Discover the Casa a la Malicia. In the 16th century, King Philip II ordered a census to tax every new house built in Madrid. The locals, unwilling to pay more, found a clever solution: they built homes that looked unfinished from the outside. These “malicious houses” fooled the inspectors and became a small act of civic rebellion — the kind of quiet irony that still defines Madrid’s spirit.

  7. スポット7 · 15分

    In medieval Madrid, this square was the place where the Inquisition held public executions before moving them later to the Plaza Mayor. The green cross that gives the square its name was the emblem of the Inquisition itself — a symbol carried at the head of its solemn processions. Today, peace and silence have replaced those scenes of fear. It’s also a good moment for a short pause: nearby cafés offer coffee and restrooms before we continue our walk through old Madrid.

  8. スポット8 · 5分

    Hidden behind high brick walls, this 18th-century garden once belonged to the palace of the Prince of Anglona. Its symmetry, shaded benches and scent of jasmine inspired poets and lovers during the Romantic era, when Madrid began to look at its own ruins with nostalgia. Few places capture that mood so well — the sense of beauty touched by time, where silence itself seems to remember.

  9. スポット9 · 5分

    Dating from the 14th century, this modest church is the second-oldest building in Madrid. Its brick tower, with delicate arches and simple geometry, is one of the few remaining examples of mudéjar architecture in the city — Christian in purpose, Islamic in influence. It stands as a silent witness to the centuries.

  10. スポット10 · 7分

    We will see the VArgas Palace. Built in the 16th century, this palace belonged to the powerful Vargas family, the feudal lords of Madrid before it became a royal capital. The Vargas played a prominent role in the conquest and administration of the Americas, extending their influence far beyond the city walls. According to tradition, San Isidro, now Madrid’s patron saint, worked here as a humble servant. The contrast between the saint’s simplicity and the family’s power reflects Madrid’s dual soul — spiritual and worldly, humble and ambitious.

  11. スポット11 · 6分

    La calle de los mancebos narrow street, lined with ancient stones, still preserves the atmosphere of medieval Madrid. Its name, Mancebos — “young men” — recalls the tragic story of two youths accused of killing a prince who died in 1217. Whether they were guilty or innocent remains uncertain, a mystery that has never been fully solved. Nearby, a 15th-century house and remnants of the Christian wall remind us how legend and history have always intertwined in the city’s oldest heart.

  12. スポット12 · 5分

    From this open terrace, Madrid finally breathes. The Vistillas have always been a place of celebration — where locals gather for festivals, music and sunsets. From here, the city unfolds toward the Manzanares River and the distant mountains, offering one of its most iconic views. After so many narrow streets and centuries of stone, this is a moment of air and light — the Madrid of joy, of sky, of freedom.

  13. スポット13 · 5分

    The Palacio de Consejos was built in the early 17th century, this palace reflects the austere style of the Counter-Reformation, where architecture served faith and discipline. Its brick walls and slate spires, typical of Habsburg Madrid, project sobriety rather than opulence — the image of a monarchy that sought moral authority as much as political power. From here, under the Catholic kings’ legacy, the Royal Councils administered the empire, blending religion, governance and ideology in the very heart of the city.

  14. スポット14 · 5分

    Although it looks ancient, the Cathedral of the Almudena was completed only in the late 20th century. Its neo-Habsburg façade, designed during the Franco era, deliberately imitates the sober architecture of the 17th century to create a sense of historical continuity.

  15. スポット15 · 10分

    From this small hill, the Royal Palace reveals its full grandeur — a vast rectangle of white stone rising above the valley of the Manzanares. It was built in the 18th century by the Bourbons to replace the old Alcázar of the Habsburgs, which burned down in 1734. Seen from here, the palace dominates the landscape like an emblem of absolute power, conceived to rival Versailles and proclaim Madrid as the heart of a modern empire. The view is magnificent — one of those moments when history and beauty coincide perfectly.

  16. スポット16 · 5分

    At the centre of the Plaza de Oriente stands the statue of King Philip IV, one of Madrid’s masterpieces. Cast in bronze in the 17th century, it was the first equestrian statue in the world balanced on its rear legs — a technical miracle achieved with Galileo’s calculations. The king appears calm, almost divine, mastering both horse and destiny. It is the perfect image of Baroque power: art used to express absolute authority, grace and control.

  17. スポット17 · 7分

    We finish our journey here, between the Royal Theatre and the busy streets of modern Madrid. From the medieval lanes of Plaza de la Villa to the grandeur of the Royal Palace, we’ve walked through nearly a thousand years of history — faith, art, power and daily life woven together. This final square marks the meeting point between the old city and the present one, where music replaces prayer and the past still shapes the rhythm of the streets. Thank you for walking through Madrid’s secrets — for seeing not just its monuments, but its soul.

集合場所

At the end of Calle Cuchilleros, corner with Latoneros and Tintoreros. A small sqaire in front of Cafestic. We will meet in the big cross at the center.

旅行者の評価

4.8

ViatorとTripadvisorのレビュー26件

  • 5 ★ 24
  • 4 ★ 1
  • 3 ★ 0
  • 2 ★ 0
  • 1 ★ 1

知っておきたいこと

  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
  • Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
  • All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels

キャンセルポリシー

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

よくある質問

マドリッドの秘密小グループツアーの所要時間はどれくらいですか?

所要時間は約2時間 30分です。

料金はいくらですか?

料金は1人あたり¥4,989〜です。最終料金は日付、時間、参加人数によって異なり、お支払い前にViatorで確定します。

何が含まれますか?

All Fees and Taxes.

どこから出発しますか?

At the end of Calle Cuchilleros, corner with Latoneros and Tintoreros. A small sqaire in front of Cafestic. We will meet in the big cross at the center.

キャンセルはできますか?

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

対応言語は何ですか?

ガイド言語:English。

参加する価値はありますか?

ViatorとTripadvisorの26件のレビューで5点満点中4.8と評価されており、マドリードで最も評価の高い体験のひとつです。

¥4,989〜 · 空き状況を確認