Skip the Line Prado & Reina Sofia Tour – Semi-Private 8ppl Max

Take a deep dive into Spain’s rich artistic legacy with the "Skip the Line Prado & Reina Sofia Tour." You’ll explore masterpieces at the renowned Prado Museum and discover contemporary art at the Reina Sofia, all while skipping the lines. This semi-private tour, limited to just 8 guests, provides a personalized experience guided by a professional. Don’t miss the chance to learn about the beauty of classical and modern Spanish art.

Key Points

• Semi-private tour of Madrid’s Prado and Reina Sofia Museums with a maximum group size of 8 guests.
• Skip the lines at both museums to maximize your time exploring the art.
• Witness a rundown of Spain’s artistic heritage, from classical to contemporary works.
• Tour duration of 5.5 hours, including a lunch break.
• Tour price starts at $255.03 per person, with variations based on group size.

Tour Overview

This semi-private tour of Madrid’s Prado and Reina Sofia Museums takes 5.5 hours, including a lunch break.

With a maximum group size of 8 guests, you’ll skip the lines at these two busy museums.

At the Prado, you’ll view classical art and Italian masterpieces, including works by Goya and Rembrandt.

Then, explore contemporary art, cubism, and surrealism at the Reina Sofia Museum.

Based on 10 reviews, the tour has a 100% traveler recommendation.

The tour price starts at $255.03 per person and varies by group size.

Museum Highlights

The tour allows guests to skip the lines at two of Madrid’s busiest museums.

At the Prado Museum, you’ll view classical art and Italian masterpieces, including works by renowned artists like Goya and Rembrandt.

Then, explore the Reina Sofia Museum‘s contemporary art, cubism, and surrealism.

This tour provides an in-depth look at Spain’s artistic heritage, from the old masters to modern icons.

With a maximum group size of 8 and a 100% traveler recommendation, you’ll enjoy a personalized and enriching experience at these must-see Madrid museums.

Inclusions and Exclusions

The tour includes a professional tour guide, all entrance fees, and a semi-private museum tour.

It excludes hotel pickup/drop-off, for which you should use Uber or a taxi. Gratuities are optional.

Temporary exhibitions at the museums aren’t included in the tour price. The tour isn’t wheelchair accessible but is stroller accessible.

A moderate level of physical fitness is required. Appropriate dress is needed for entry at some sites.

You’ll get confirmation at booking, and you’ll need to provide a mobile phone number.

The tour may be subject to closures or delays, but you can reschedule if needed.

Accessibility and Requirements

The tour isn’t wheelchair accessible, but it’s stroller accessible.

A moderate level of physical fitness is required to comfortably navigate the museums. Appropriate dress is necessary for entry at some sites. This means covering up bare shoulders and avoiding short skirts or shorts.

The tour covers a significant amount of ground, so guests should wear comfortable walking shoes.

While the tour isn’t suitable for those with mobility issues, it’s an excellent option for active travelers interested in exploring Madrid’s renowned art museums.

Meeting Details

Guests meet at the Goya statue located at the Prado Museum entrance in Retiro, 28014 Madrid.

The tour ends at the Reina Sofia Museum in Arganzuela, 28012 Madrid.

Confirmation is received upon booking, and a mobile phone number is required.

The tour is subject to occasional closures or delays, but rescheduling options are available.

There are no refunds for museum closures.

Guests can cancel their booking up to 24 hours before the experience with no penalty.

Additional Information

Although the tour is subject to occasional closures or delays, rescheduling options are available should that occur.

No refunds will be provided for museum closures, so guests should plan accordingly. Confirmation is received at booking, and a mobile phone number is required in case of any last-minute changes or issues.

The meeting point is the Goya statue at the Prado Museum entrance, and the tour ends at the Reina Sofia Museum. Guests can use Uber or taxis for transportation to and from the meeting and end points.

Gratuities for the guide are optional but appreciated.

Free Cancellation

One key feature of this tour is the ability to cancel free of charge up to 24 hours before the experience.

This provides travelers with flexibility and peace of mind in case their plans change. No refunds are offered for closures or delays, but rescheduling options are available.

This policy reflects the tour operator’s commitment to customer satisfaction and understanding that last-minute changes can happen.

Travelers can book this tour with confidence, knowing they can adjust their plans if needed without penalty.

Tour Subject to Closures and Delays

As travelers book this tour, they should be aware that it’s subject to occasional closures or delays at the museums.

The tour operators don’t have control over these unexpected events. If a museum is closed or delayed, the tour may need to be rescheduled. Guests will have the option to reschedule, but no refunds will be provided for closures.

While inconvenient, these situations are out of the tour’s control. Travelers should be flexible and understand that changes may be necessary.

The tour company will work to accommodate guests as best they can in the event of closures or delays.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Food and Drinks Included in the Tour?

No, food and drinks are not included in the tour. The tour only includes a professional tour guide, all entrance fees, and a semi-private museum tour. Lunch break is provided, but the meal itself is not covered by the tour price.

Can I Bring a Camera on the Tour?

Yes, you can bring a camera on the tour. The tour overview doesn’t mention any restrictions on bringing cameras. Just be mindful of any rules or policies at the museums regarding photography.

How Physically Demanding Is the Walking During the Tour?

The tour requires a moderate level of physical fitness. There’s a fair amount of walking between the two museums, so guests should be prepared for extended periods on their feet. But the pace is manageable for most able-bodied visitors.

Is There a Dress Code for the Museums?

The tour requires appropriate dress for entry to the museums. Visitors should wear clothes and shoes that are comfortable for moderate walking. Some locations may have specific dress requirements, so it’s best to dress respectfully.

How Many Stops Are There During the Tour?

The tour has two stops: the Prado Museum and the Reina Sofia Museum. Guests will skip the lines at both museums and explore the classical and contemporary art collections during the 5.5-hour experience.

The Sum Up

This tour offers an efficient way to experience Spain’s artistic treasures. With skip-the-line access and a small group size, you’ll explore the masterpieces of the Prado and Reina Sofia museums, guided by a professional. Explore classical and contemporary art in a convenient and immersive manner, making the most of your time in Spain.