Reviews · OLD TOWN SEGWAY TOURS IN SPAIN
Every trip has one free morning too few. These 14 old town segway tours in Spain justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get on with the rest of the day.
Start at QQ Bikes in Muelle Uno and learn the Segway before riding through Málaga’s parks and historic streets. Your guide, often Rodrigo or Arianna, leads a small group to Gibralfaro Castle, the Alcazaba, Centre Pompidou, the port, and La Malagueta.
“It was awsome and our guide Ursula was Fantastic. Thank you Ursula.”
In a group of up to six, you’ll learn to ride a Segway before following a local guide through Paseo de los Tristes, Sacromonte, Albayzin, and Mirador de San Nicolas. Guides such as Mario, Javier, Mia, and Alex add local stories, while the Segway takes the strain out of Granada’s steep hills.
“Enjoyed a fun, informative tour of the Abaycin and Sacre Monte with Javier. He was helpful and personable and the Segways were a great way to see the sights. Would recommend. Ian”
Learn to ride a Segway, then follow guides such as Cristina, Rocio, Valentin, or Maria through Madrid’s old center and, on longer routes, Retiro Park. Expect royal landmarks, quiet viewpoints, short history stops, and close guidance through busy streets.
“Raphael did an outstanding job as our tour guide. He was very knowledgeable on Spanish history and clearly explained what all the buildings were on the tour right through the center of Madrid. Retiro Park is VERY big so seeing it on the Segway saved us A LOT of time! Highly recommend this tour!”
Spend one hour gliding through Valencia’s old center with a Spanish or English-speaking guide. After a brief lesson, visit Serranos Towers, El Carmen, the Arabic walls, Lonja, Central Market, Cathedral, and more. Small groups are limited to seven, with guides such as Sebastian, Julia, and Clemencia.
“Great to discover the sites on a Segway! My daughters 11 and 14, and I really had a blast. Even my wife who had her reservations beforehand enjoyed not having to walk and master the Segway in a couple of minutes. Fun to swoosh by the "walking tourist groups". Thanks for the advice to go see the museum with the Roman ruins excavations! We recommend the Segway tour for everyone!”
Glide through Palma’s old town with a local guide, stopping near Palma Cathedral, Almudaina Palace, Sa Llotja, and a contemporary art museum. Choose one, two, or three hours, with longer options reaching Portixol and Ciudad Jardín beach. Small groups and patient instruction suit first-time riders.
“Fantastic way to see Palma. We did the 2 hour trip and that was the perfect length of time. Our guide Mercedes was lovely and really catered well for our group. We were lucky that we were a group of 4 and no one else was on our trip, so it really was tailored just for us. I would and have recommend this trip for anyone who wants to see Palma.”
Learn to handle a self-balancing Segway, then follow a guide through Madrid’s old center, from Plaza de San Miguel to the Royal Palace, Almudena Cathedral, Plaza Mayor, and historic squares. The tour is in English, includes a helmet, and suits riders aged 10 and up.
“Empezar de la mano del guía y poco a poco ir perdiendo el miedo , gracias a su paciencia Y luego disfrutar del paseo con mis nietos”
In three hours, a guide such as Fares, Pedro, Simon, or Adolfo takes you from central Granada through Sacromonte, Albayzin, San Nicolas, and the Alhambra area. You get safety help, a helmet, city history, photo stops, and a much easier ride up Granada’s hills than walking.
“Forma divertida e segura de ter acesso a locais distantes e desafiantes para ir a pé ou de carro. O guia “Pedro” foi muito simpático e está bem informado sobre a história e curiosidades de Granada.”
Ride a Segway through Málaga with an English-speaking guide, covering the Alcazaba, Gibralfaro Castle, La Malagueta, Calle Larios, and other city sights. Guides such as Fiodor, Aymen, and Ando are noted for careful instruction, history, photos, and a friendly pace.
“We spent 3 hours with Fedor. He was awesome! He taught us how to use the Segway very quickly and we were on our way. He was a wealth of knowledge on the history of Malaga and we had a great time seeing the sights as well! It was so fun!”
Learn to ride a self-balancing Segway, then follow an English- or Spanish-speaking guide through Valencia’s Old Town, Plaza de la Virgen, Barrio del Carmen, Torres de Serranos, and the Turia Gardens. Groups are capped at 10, with helmets, training, and insurance included.
“Eine perfekte Tour, wir haben viele interessante Info über Valencia bekommen. Alle unsere Fragen würden beantwortet und die Tour individuell auf unsere Interessante abgestimmt. Dann ich nur empfehlen. Vielen Dank”
Ride an electric Segway through central Madrid with a local guide, stopping near San Miguel Market, Almudena Cathedral, the Royal Palace, Campo del Moro, and the Manzanares River. The two-hour route suits first-time visitors who want broad city views without a full-day walking tour.
“Great tour and a fun way to quickly see lots of great sights in Madrid. Definitely recommend it. Segways are lots of fun and easier to ride than you think.”
Glide through Valencia’s Old Town with an English-speaking guide on a private 75-minute Segway tour. Learn at the Roman square, Basilica, cathedral, San Nicolás, and Serranos Towers, then ride through Viveros Garden. Training, helmets, raincoats, and photos are included.
“Great experience riding Segways through the old town. Our guide made several stops giving the history of the buildings.”
Ride through Valencia’s Old Town with a professional art historian guide, learning to handle your Segway during a short training session first. You’ll visit the medieval zone, Silk Exchange, Mercado Central, cathedral area, Turia river gardens, Arab quarter, and Plaza del Carmen. Groups are limited to seven.
“The guide was very sweet and the segways are easy to use after the minitraining. We had a good time and would def. recommend it!”
Ride a Segway through Lavapiés and Madrid’s historic center on a private evening tour with a local guide. You’ll receive training, a helmet, and insurance, then visit La Tabacalera, San Fernando Market, the Royal Palace, Plaza Mayor, and Almudena Cathedral. Guides such as Ronan and Sandra are noted for patient instruction.
“The staff was very attentive and even sent an extra person to accompany one of our participants who a little nervous about being on a Segway. Great experience and a fun way to see the city!”
Roll through Madrid’s old center and western sights after a supervised Segway lesson. Your bilingual guide leads you past Plaza de Oriente, the Royal Palace, Almudena Cathedral, Madrid Río, Matadero, Puente del Rey, and Teatro Real, with time for photos and brief history stops.
“Excellent way to view the city and enjoyed this tiur thoroughly. We were given the option beforehand to do a 'touristy' history tour of the city or just go around one of Madrid's famous parks just having fun on the Segways. Opting for the former, tour guide Miguel gave a very thorough, informative but still really fun tour through the city. There were photo opportunities whenever we wanted them and stops built in to learn about some of the history of Madrid. I would definitely do this again and feelnit was such a brilliant way to view a lot of the tourist hot spots in a short space of time,…”
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