Reviewed · PARK SEGWAY TOURS IN SPAIN
Every trip has one free morning too few. These 15 park segway tours in Spain justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Explore Retiro Park on a one-hour guided Segway tour from Avenida Menéndez Pelayo. After training, you’ll visit the former zoo, peacock-filled Cecilio Rodríguez Gardens, Fallen Angel, rose garden, Crystal Palace, lake, Alfonso XII monument, and Parterre. Guides include Alan, Felipe, Miguel, Chris, and Philippe. Photos, helmet, insurance, and instruction are included.
“Our guide chris was great! And segways are a blast!”
You’ll learn to ride a Segway, then follow an English, French, or Spanish-speaking guide through Madrid’s old center, royal sights, and Retiro Park. Choose one to three hours, with guides such as Cristina, Rocio, Izzy, and Rose bringing history, safety tips, and local stories to a private group.
“We had lots of fun and found it very interesting. Cris was an excellent instructor and couldn’t recommend the tour enough.”
Meet your English-speaking guide near Calle de las Huertas for a private Segway tour of Retiro Park. After training, glide to the Crystal Palace, Alfonso XII monument, Parterre gardens, and Angel Caido fountain. Guides such as Rafael, Rocío, Leo, and Elena are praised for patient instruction and careful riding through the park.
“We did our very first Segway tour and had an absolutely fabulous experience! Our guide was incredibly patient and made sure we felt comfortable before starting — we quickly got the hang of it. One thing that really stood out is that this”
Glide through Madrid’s Retiro Park on a one-hour guided Segway tour. Your guide trains you first, then leads you to the Crystal Palace, Big Pond, gardens, monuments, and the unusual sculpture representing the devil. Guides including Miguel, Alan, Felipe, José, and Irena are praised for patience, humor, and clear explanations.
“Wonderful ride with an excellent guide! Safe and very interesting.. small group, easy to do. Main stops covered with great explanation.”
Learn to ride a Segway, then follow a Spanish- and English-speaking guide through Madrid’s Literary Quarter, past the Prado and Jerónimos Church, and into Retiro Park. You’ll see the Crystal Palace, its lake, the Fallen Angel fountain, Puerta de Alcalá, and Cibeles Palace. Guides including Juan, Jacob, David, and Mario are praised for patient instruction.
“I visited off-peak so was the only one on the tour but Mario the tour guide was fantastic and made the tour very enjoyable and explained about all the landmarks we visited. He also helped me to get grasp of the Segway very quickly. It is a great tour and a nice way to explore new surroundings so I reccomend to give it a go. The Segway is also very easy to get used to. Thanks again to Mario hope to do the tour again when weather abit warmer :)”
Learn to ride a Segway, then follow your guide from central Madrid through Plaza Mayor, the Literature Quarter, Puerta del Sol, and Retiro Park. You’ll circle the lake, see the Crystal Palace and Fallen Angel, and pass the Prado, Alcalá Gate, and Cibeles Palace. Guides including Juan, Andrea, and Agustín are praised for patient instruction.
“My two teenagers persuaded me into this tour and it was fantastic! We got to see a lot of Retiro Park in such a fun way and some of the city on the way there and back. I would highly recommend it.”
Ride a Segway from central Madrid into Retiro Park with a guide such as Jose, David, Luis, or Diego. After a short lesson, you’ll pass Plaza de Ópera and the Las Letras Quarter before spending about 90 minutes among the park’s lake, Crystal Palace, statues, and palaces. Small groups are limited to eight people.
“It was fun. Our guide David was very knowledgeable and friendly”
Explore Madrid’s Retiro Park by Segway with a private guide in Spanish, English, or French. Choose 60, 90, or 120 minutes, learn to handle an all-terrain Segway X2, and visit the Parterre, Crystal Palace, Devil’s Statue, and Alfonso XII pond. Guides such as Jaimes and Raphael bring a friendly, personal touch.
“Super leuke gids; erg spontaan, wist veel te vertellen. De Segways waren in orde, veilig en het was een leuke ronde. De tijd vloog voorbij! Bedankt!”
Meet near Valencia’s Ciutat Vella for a private one-hour Segway ride through Turia Park and the Royal Gardens. You’ll get extra training, safety gear, and a guide such as Santiago or Simo. Expect leafy paths, sculptures, unusual trees, flower areas, parrots, and time for photos.
“This was totally exhilarating! We had the best time with our guide, Simo! My 11-year-old son and 15-year-old daughter had a blast. We loved seeing the park and many highlights while on the Segway. So much fun. Leave less adventurous people behind! Make sure to check the address of the location for the starting point. All of the locations noted in Viator were not right.”
Spend one hour touring Valencia by self-balancing Segway with an English or Spanish-speaking guide. After a short lesson, visit Plaza de la Virgen, Barrio del Carmen, Torres de Serranos, and the Turia Gardens. Groups are limited to 10, and the route suits visitors who want a quick city overview with some easy outdoor fun.
“Ich habe den Ausflug für meine zwei Kinder und ich mich gebucht. Es ging pünktlich nach einer kurzen Einweisung los. Unsere Führerin war super nett und hat die Informationen zu den einzelnen Sehenswürdigkeiten auch für die Kinder ansprechend gestaltet. Besonders Spaß hat uns das Fahren im Jardín del Turio gemacht. Außerdem waren wir wirklich nur zu dritt mit unser Führerin unterwegs. Super!”
Spend two hours riding a Segway from Valencia’s historic center along the old Turia river bed to Cabecera Park, its lake, and Bioparc. You’ll receive a short training session, a helmet, and a Spanish or English guide. Sebastian has been praised for his lively anecdotes, though the exact guide may vary.
“Segways are great fun and a really good way to tour the city sights Sebastian our guide was good fun and told us lots of anecdotes about the city. Only gripe was that after I paid for the tour it was advertised on same site at a lower price.”
Learn to ride a Genuine i2 Segway, then follow a bilingual guide through Madrid’s old center, past the Royal Palace and Almudena Cathedral, toward Madrid Río and possibly Retiro Park. Small groups are limited to eight. Guides such as Alan, Alen, and Miguel add local stories, photos, food tips, and patient instruction for first-time riders.
“Alan was an excellent guide. He was patient and kind with our family as we learned how to ride the Segway for the first time. We appreciated his humor and knowledge. His immense love for Madrid is clear from his personal stories and recommendations. We can tell our teenagers loved the experience because they asked to take photos with Alan afterwards which they never want to.”
Ride a Segway through Valencia’s medieval center and leafy Turia Gardens with a Spanish or English-speaking guide. You’ll see Plaza de la Virgen, Valencia Cathedral, the Basilica area, and Serranos Towers. Groups are limited to seven, with training before departure. Guides such as Issimo and Sebastian have been praised for patience and local insight.
“great way to see valencia...had a super time..”
Glide through Valencia’s old Turia riverbed with a Spanish or English-speaking guide, passing more than 4,000 trees, 30,000 bushes, Trinity Bridge, Serranos Towers, and the Music Palace. A short practice session helps first-time riders, and guides such as Sebastian are praised for patient instruction and amusing local stories.
“We had a fantastic experience with our first Segway ride ever. Our guide was a true gem and steered my rather insecure feeling mother to the parc where we combined some historic facts with more Segway practice. This went so well, that no more interventions were necessary on the way back. My mom had been postponing getting on a Segway for 10yrs, so I am more than thrilled with this personal ride. Highly recommend!”
Ride a Segway through Valencia with a professional art historian guide, learning the controls before heading through the old riverbed. See Trinidad Bridge, Serranos Towers, the Fine Arts Museum, and the Palacio de la Música. The small group has up to seven people, and guide Seb is especially good at helping first-time riders feel safe.
“What a fun experience. Had never ridden a Segway before (neither had my wife) and our guide Seb was super good at explains what to do in a fun and safe way.”
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