Tour details
Discover Spain’s masterpieces in the Landscape of Light & Prado Museum Tour with fast-track ticket
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Prices (fast-track tickets included)
Adults (11+): 45€
Children (5-10): 15€
Infants (0-4): Free
Landscape of Light & Prado Museum Tour Details
Passionate about art? Madrid hosts one of the most acclaimed museums in Europe: the Prado Museum. But that’s not all! Since 2020, the area surrounding the museum and the Retiro Park are listed as UNESCO World Heritage due to the outstanding value of the works that pedestrians can find along this unique promenade.
The Landscape of Light & Prado Museum Tour in English, Japanese, Korean or Chinese will not only allow you to enter Spain’s most important museum with a fast-track ticket, but also to understand what the works inside and around this art temple mean for Madrid and for all of Europe.
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The Prado Museum is usually fully booked several days in advance. Make sure to book ahead before all tickets are sold out!
Meeting Point | Plaza de la Independencia. Next to Puerta de Alcalá, at the entrance of El Retiro park. Your guide will be holding a sign with The Touring Pandas logo. |
End point | Prado Museum. Calle Ruiz de Alarcón, 23 |
Departure Time | The Landscape of Light & Prado Museum Tour departs daily at
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Duration | The Landscape of Light & Prado Museum Tour lasts approximately 3 hours (1h30min tour, 1h30min recommended visit inside the Prado Museum) |
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Cancellations and amendments
You can cancel or reschedule the Landscape of Light & Prado Museum Tour up to 24 hours before departure time. After that, it is non-refundable. In case of force majeure or inclement weather, the guided tour can be cancelled or rescheduled by the Touring Pandas, and the corresponding amount will be refunded. Make sure to arrive at the meeting point 10 minutes before departure. Latecomers and no-shows don’t get a refund.
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Don’t miss your chance to discover the wonders of Madrid Prado Museum. This is a popular tour, so it sells out fast! We also recommend you to check our Royal Palace of Madrid & Habsburg tour if you want to discover Madrid’s Royalness golden age and the largest palace in Europe!
Itinerary

Our tour starts at the famous Puerta de Alcalá. In the old times, here started the road where Miguel de Cervantes, author of El Quijote and Spain's most important author, was born. This is just one of the anecdotes that you'll learn in this tour through the artistic jewels of Madrid.

Here you'll encounter the majestic Madrid City Hall, and also the soccer Mecca Cibeles fountain, where the fans of Real Madrid celebrate the victories of one of the best football clubs in the world.

The Paseo del Prado, known as Madrid's Art Walk, is an authentic itinerary through more than a thousand years of Spanish and European art: from Velázquez's Meninas to Picasso's Guernika, get ready to discover some of the world's most renowned pieces of art.

The El Retiro Park was built in the early 1600s, and for centuries it was a private park that only Spanish monarchs were allowed to enter. However, Carlos III, one of the most loved and respected kings of Spain's history, made the park public and opened its doors to all the citizens.
The park has more than 350 acres and has more than 15.000 trees, so you will need a guide to discover all the treasures in it! We will take you to the big lake, the rose garden, the Crystal Palace, and the statue of the Fallen Angel - the only statue in the world that represents the devil!

If you're an art-lover and you like museums, this is probably one of the reasons that brought you to Spain! The Prado Museum is the temple of Spanish art, and this is where its most important masterpieces are kept. Outside the museum, the statues of Velázquez, Goya and Murillo, two of the grandest artists of all time, watch the three museum's doors: don't miss a selfie with each of them!
Your guide will provide you with a fast-track ticket so you will be able to skip the line to buy the tickets. You will also get an audioguide at the museum’s desk to be able to explore the collection at your own pace.