Unlimited public transportation on metro, buses, and commuter trains within Zone A. Options (zone A, 2026): 1-day €10.30, 2-day €17.50, 3-day €23.10, 4-day €27.80, 5-day €33.40, 7-day €43.20. Best for: Visitors using public transport extensively. Purchase at metro stations, airport, or online. Includes airport metro supplement.
www.metromadrid.esCombined ticket for Madrid's three major art museums: Prado, Reina Sofía, and Thyssen-Bornemisza. Price: €32.80 in 2026 (a 20% saving on the three separate tickets). Valid for one entry to each museum within one year from purchase. Best for: Art enthusiasts planning to visit all three museums. Purchase at any of the three museums or online.
www.museodelprado.esHop-on-hop-off double-decker bus covering two routes with 37+ stops at major attractions. Commentary in multiple languages via headphones. Prices: €33 for 24 hours, €44 for 48 hours (cheaper online); three routes and 34 stops. Includes night tour and walking tour. Best for: First-time visitors wanting overview and flexible sightseeing. Buses depart every 10-15 minutes. Can be convenient for reaching distant sites like Temple of Debod or Santiago Bernabéu.
madrid.city-tour.comThe old Madrid Card museum pass was discontinued; the official Madrid City Card now combines the tourist transport pass with discounts (5 days €33.40 in 2026). For museums, the Paseo del Arte ticket covers the big three.
citycard.esmadrid.comAll-inclusive pass covering 30+ attractions including Prado Museum, Royal Palace, Bernabéu Stadium Tour, hop-on-hop-off bus, and tours. Options: sold for 2-5 days (from about €129 for two days in 2026); check current prices on the official site. Best for: Visitors planning packed itineraries hitting multiple paid attractions. Calculate if your planned visits exceed pass cost. Includes skip-the-line access at some venues.
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