English-speaking travel & leisure providers in Madrid

Browse trusted, English-speaking travel & leisure providers in Madrid, reviewed by the expat community.

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María

Madrid, May 2026

Gloria finished my website and designed the whole brand image for my consulting business. I asked for a minimalist but high-impact look in black and white with a few strokes of lime, and she created all the content and the design, very autonomous and she captured perfectly what I was transmitting. I could always locate her, she responded very quickly, converted my tweaks fast, and we set deadlines for each phase and she delivered on time. Prices felt medium low and quite affordable when I was starting, and the extra modules we added were also within what I expected.

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Javier

Lima, Sep 2026

I worked with David on a new plant in the south of Lima, a mix of offices and the production area, and he handled the architecture from scratch plus the general coordination with mechanical, electrical and air extraction teams. We also remodeled some 20-year-old offices, put in Wi-Fi and reworked the spaces, and we are about to inaugurate them. Day to day he kept us aligned so things could move, very punctual and the communication was always clear. Price felt fair and we’re very happy with both projects, including the solar panels setup that now covers more than half of the energy for the plant.

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Brian

Madrid, Sep 2026

I contacted Ana Belen because I had never seen a Spanish rental contract before and just needed someone to look it over. I did not need the full relocation service, but she worked with me, went over the contract, and gave me pointers on what to ask for. She told me it looked like a standard contract and flagged that I might want to ask who the owner of the apartment is because it did not show up on a public database search. I did not need a whole lot from her, but for the little thing I did need, she did a good job and the price felt very fair.

What to know about travel & leisure in Madrid

Getting to know a new city is more fun with guides who speak your language. Locallista lists English-speaking tour guides, experiences and travel services in Madrid, from day trips to tailored tours. Every business is screened before listing and ranked on phone-verified reviews from the expat community. Browse a category below and book directly with a free account.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there English-speaking tour guides in Madrid?
Yes, plenty. Madrid has a huge range of English-speaking guides and experiences, from walking tours to day trips out to Toledo and Segovia. We list ones reviewed by other visitors and residents.
Are private tour guides worth it?
If you want a tour built around your interests and pace, a private guide is worth it, especially for first-timers or a special occasion. For a quick overview, a group or free walking tour can be plenty. Reviews help you choose.
What's the best way to see Madrid?
A walking tour of the old neighbourhoods is the classic start, and many people add a day trip to Toledo or Segovia. A good local guide will tailor it to what you actually want to see.
Can I find family-friendly tours?
Yes, many guides offer relaxed, family-friendly tours, including tuk-tuk rides that are easy with kids. Look for reviews from other families.
How do I book a reliable guide or experience?
Check the reviews and what's included before booking. The guides and experiences we list are reviewed by real people, so you know what to expect.
How much do tour guides cost in Madrid?
A private guide in Madrid costs around €180 to €320 for a walking tour and €450 to €700 for a full day, against €7 to €40 per person on a scheduled tour.