Spain has 22 self-guided audio walking tours on Roamer across 4 cities: Barcelona, Granada, Madrid and Seville. Every tour is free to start, covers culture, nature, history and architecture, and plays GPS-triggered narration so you explore at your own pace.
Cities with self-guided walking tours in Spain
| City | Tours | Themes |
|---|---|---|
| Barcelona | 8 | Culture, Nature, History, Architecture |
| Granada | 3 | Architecture, Culture |
| Madrid | 9 | Culture, Architecture, History, Nature |
| Seville | 2 | History, Culture |
Where to walk in Spain
- Barcelona (8 tours): Gaudí's serpentine towers rising over Eixample's grid, Mediterranean light off the Barceloneta jetty, vermouth at every bar before noon, two thousand years of city walls visible from a single rooftop. Roman colony, medieval Mediterranean port, modernist laboratory, Catalan capital.
- Granada (3 tours): The Alhambra glowing red against the Sierra Nevada at dusk, the Albaicín's whitewashed lanes climbing toward it, free tapas with every glass in the bars below, two religions arguing in the same fountain. The last Moorish kingdom in Iberia, surrendered in 1492. The year that ended one history and started another.
- Madrid (9 tours): Velázquez and Goya across one museum mile, croquetas in every neighborhood bar, ten o'clock dinners and three a.m. plazas, the geometric centre of a peninsula. The Habsburg capital that became a Bourbon capital, then a literary capital, then a nightlife capital, and never stopped being all four.
- Seville (2 tours): Orange-tree courtyards behind tiled façades, the Giralda casting a Moorish shadow over a Gothic cathedral, flamenco palmas drifting from Triana taverns, the Guadalquivir flowing past where the Americas first paid the city back. Roman city, Moorish capital, sole port of the Spanish Americas.
How much do walking tours in Spain cost?
Every tour is free to preview. A single tour is $4.99 for lifetime access. If you are visiting more than one city, a 30-day pass covering every tour everywhere is $19.99, or a 7-day pass is $12.99. There is no group booking, no fixed start time, and no tip.
Museum guides in Spain
Besides the walks, Roamer has independent audio guides for the inside of a museum, room by room, with no route to follow.
- Museo del Prado audio guide (Madrid): Velázquez, Goya, Bosch, Titian and Rubens in one of the world's great painting collections. The Museo del Prado, at your own pace.
Related walking tour guides
In-depth city guides: Barcelona, Granada, Madrid, Seville.
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Start exploring Spain
Pick a city above, or browse every Roamer tour. New to self-guided touring? Read our guide to the best self-guided walking tour apps.
Frequently asked questions
- How many self-guided walking tours does Roamer have in Spain?
- 22 tours across 4 cities: Barcelona, Granada, Madrid and Seville. Every tour is free to start.
- Which cities in Spain have self-guided walking tours?
- Barcelona, Granada, Madrid and Seville. Each city has its own set of routes covering culture, nature, history and architecture.
- How much do the Spain tours cost?
- Free to preview, then $4.99 per tour for lifetime access. A 30-day pass covering every tour in every city is $19.99, and a 7-day pass is $12.99.
- Do the tours work offline?
- Yes. Download a tour in the Roamer app in advance and it plays with no signal, which is ideal when travelling without mobile data.
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