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Free walking tours in Spain
Cities
Best discovered on foot.

Madrid
Palaces, conspiracies and legends that still roam its streets.

Barcelona
From Roman Barcino to Gaudí's towers, two thousand years in one walk.

Seville
A river, an empire and a legend on every corner.

Valencia
Gothic towers, silk, water and legends on the shores of the Mediterranean.
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Málaga
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Granada
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Córdoba
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Palma de Mallorca
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Bilbao
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Cádiz
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San Sebastián
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Toledo
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Santiago de Compostela
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Segovia
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Salamanca
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Pamplona
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Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
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Alicante
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Girona
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Zaragoza
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Marbella
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Ronda
Routes
Free walking tours in Spain

From Habsburg Madrid to the modern city
A stroll through the centuries that turned a Castilian town into a European capital.

A Madrid of shadows and secrets
Crimes, apparitions and tragic love stories where documents and oral tradition meet.

Madrid for the first time
History, art and local life on a route through the places that define the capital.

From Barcino to the Crown of Aragon
Roman walls, the palace of the count-kings and the cathedral of the sea: two thousand years of history in the Gothic Quarter and the Ribera.

Hidden Barcelona: skulls, martyrs and stone faces
Legends, crimes and wounded memories in the alleys of the Gothic Quarter and El Born, separating what's documented from what's told.

Essential Barcelona: from La Rambla to the Sagrada Família
La Rambla, La Boqueria and Gaudí's great works in a single walk, from the sea to the Eixample.

From Hispalis to the 1929 Expo: Seville in Six Layers
Romans, Moors, Castilians and Indies merchants: a walk through the centuries that turned Seville into a city facing the whole world.

The Seville of King Peter, Susona and Mañara
A king who gave himself away, a lady who burned her own face, a head hung over a doorway and bones that crossed the ocean and back.

Essential Seville: from Triana to the Plaza de España
Triana Bridge, the Maestranza bullring, the Giralda, the Alcázar, the Santa Cruz quarter and the Plaza de España in a single walk.