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For groups of 12 or more, you may send us an inquiry at [email protected]. Although we do not guarantee bulk deals for all our tours, there are some tours for which we can offer discounted pricing. Ordinary hop-on-hop-off bus tickets are entitled to group savings. Attractions, pass items and combo tickets aren't.

Due the nature of this type of tour and varying demand, group travellers should be aware that there is no guarantee that the group will be able to travel altogether as the available seats vary from stop to stop and depends on demand each day. The group may need to split up and/or wait for the next bus(s).

As, we cannot guarantee that the group shall be able to travel together as one group, therefore we will reduce the group size down to 4-5 smaller groups per ticket (depending upon group size).

City Sightseeing: Madrid Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

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• Book Online Hop-on Hop-off bus ticket to explore at your own pace in Madrid.
• Explore the Golden Triangle of Art: Prado, Reina Sofía, and Thyssen-Bornemisza museums.
• Marvel at the grandeur of Palacio Real, Europe's largest palace.
• Relax in El Retiro Park and enjoy tapas on Gran Vía.
• Have unique experiences like Plaza Mayor, Templo de Debod with the hop on hop off bus tour.
• Both Printed/ Smartphone Voucher Accepted!

Madrid captivates every visitor with its diverse offerings, from world-class art to regal palaces, charming squares, and unexpected historical gems. The city also has three famous museums the Prado, Reina Sofia and Thyssen museum. Also visit the famous palace Palacio Real. Madrid that is Spain's dynamic capital, invites you to embark on an exciting adventure with our hop on hop off bus tour. This vibrant city offers a blend of modernity and tradition, making it a perfect destination for diverse interests.

Madrid Hop On, Hop Off (Red Route): First Departure: 09:30am,  Last Departure:  09:30pm Loop:  90 Minutes Frequency:  20-30 Minutes First Bus Stop:  Museo del Prado (Prado Museum), Plaza de Murillo, 28014, Madrid (Please check calendar to know about the availability) Madrid Hop On, Hop Off (Green Route): First Departure:  10:30am,  Last Departure:  08:00pm Loop:  40 Minutes Frequency:  45 Minutes First Bus Stop:  Plaza Neptuno, P.º del Prado, 3198, Centro, 28014 Madrid, Spain (Please check calendar to know about the availability)  

• 24/ 48-Hours Madrid Hop-on Hop-off Bus Ticket
• Audio Guide available in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Korean, Portuguese, Arabic.
• Self Guided Walking Tour
• Complimentary 1 Walking Tour (with purchase of 48 hrs ticket only)
• Walking Tours are available in English and Spanish
• Entrance Fee
• Hotel Transfers

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You can board the bus at any stop and voucher can be exchanged directly with the driver. The First Bus stop is th ePrado Museum, Plaza de Murillo, 28014, Madrid. Mobile vouchers and printed vouchers are accepted at all stops. You will receive a ticket in exchange for your voucher, which you must keep until the expiry date/ tour. Please check your ticket to know when it expires. After exchanging your voucher for a ticket, your voucher will no longer be valid. In loss of voucher/ticket, company is not liable for any refund. Flexible Ticket: Your voucher is valid for 12 months from the date of purchase. Operational Update: Saturday 18th May 2024, Stops 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 on the Red Route will be affected. Additionally, on Sunday 19th May 2024 the service will not start until 2pm.

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Have a delightful family adventure in Madrid with the Kid-Friendly Attractions that the city has to offer, with the Hop On Hop Off Madrid tour. Create lasting memories as your family explores this vibrant city.

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Madrid City Tour: Madrid Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

• You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
• Plan your Madrid trip with ease using this 24/48-hour hop-on hop-off pass, giving you the freedom to explore at your own pace.
• Hop on a bus every 10-15 mins and zip across 4 routes, visiting royal palaces, iconic museums, and towering landmarks.
• Follow a local expert on the free walking tour and stroll through iconic spots such as Prado Museum, Reina Sofía, and Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum.
• Stay connected with free Wi-Fi, enjoy commentary in 14 languages, and soak up the sights from the open-top deck for a hassle-free experience.
• Dive into a world of history and art at hot spots like the Reina Sofia Museum, Temple of Debod, Prado Museum, and more.
• 24/48-hour unlimited hop-on hop-off tour
• Access to 4 routes: Historic Madrid, Historic Madrid Extended, Modern Madrid, Modern Madrid Extended
• Audio guide in Spanish, Catalan, Gallego, Euskera, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Russian, Chinese, Arabic & Japanese
• Children's special channels in English and Spanish
• 2-hour guided walking tours in English and Spanish
• Free Wi-Fi onboard
• Mobile app with a detailed map and live bus tracking
• Entry tickets to attractions

Please click here for detailed route maps and boarding points.

Historic Madrid

• First bus: 9am from Museo del Prado
• Last bus: 10pm from Museo del Prado
• Frequency: every 10-15 mins
• Popular stops: Templo of Debod, Saint Vincent Gate, Gran Via

Historic Madrid Extended

• First bus: 10:05am from Museo del Prado (10:10am in Winter)
• Last bus: 6:05pm from Museo del Prado (2:30pm in Winter)
• Frequency: 2 depatures a day
• Popular stops: Prado Museum, Alcalá Gate, Segovia Bridge

Modern Madrid

• First bus: 9am from Plaza de Neptuno
• Last bus: 10pm from Plaza de Neptuno
• Popular stops: Cibeles Square, National Museum of Natural Sciences, National Archaeological Museum

Modern Madrid Extended

• First bus: 12:15am from Plaza de Neptuno (12:30pm in Winter)
• Last bus: 4:05pm from Plaza de Neptuno (4:30pm in Winter)
• Popular stops: Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, Spanish National Research Council, Lázaro Galdiano Museum

Walking tours

• Departs at 11am from city center
• Duration: 2 hours

You can join a tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.

• Tip: History and art enthusiasts, make a quick stop at the Prado Museum, housing an impressive collection of masterpieces from artists like Velázquez, Goya, and El Greco.
• Keep in mind large suitcases or packages are not allowed on this experience. Pack wisely!
• The buses are wheelchair accessible. However, only 1 wheelchair is allowed per bus.
• Ramps are available for easy access.
• On the days when the tours are canceled, due to traffic interruptions, passengers will be informed through notices at bus stops.
• Small animals in kennels or carriers are welcome onboard.

Big Bus: Madrid Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

• Immerse yourself in Madrid's vibrant culture and fascinating history with the 24/48-hour hop-on hop-off tour.
• Get on and off at any of the 11 stops on the Blue Route, with buses arriving every 30 minutes.
• As you journey through the city, enjoy entertaining and informative commentary in both English and Spanish from your live guide .
• Marvel at famous landmarks such as the Royal Palace of Madrid, Prado Museum, and Parque Warner Madrid.
• Access to Blue Route
• English and Spanish-speaking guide
• Complimentary headphones

Please click here for detailed HOHO route maps and boarding points.

• First bus: 9:30am from stop #1 (Neptune Fountain)
• Last bus: 7:30pm from stop #1 (Neptune Fountain)
• Frequency: every 30 mins
• Popular stops: Templo of Debod, Plaza de España/Hotel Riu, Retiro
• Tip: From Plaza Mayor, explore one of the trendiest lanes in Madrid, Calle Cava Baja, known for its winding cobble-lined paths and classic tapas joints.
• Keep in mind luggage, food & beverages, smoking, and vaping are not allowed on this experience. Pack wisely!
• The buses are not accessible by wheelchair and pram/strollers.
• Your guide dogs are welcome on the buses.
• Feel free to bring your furry friends on a leash, in a basket, or muzzled, but make sure they don't take up a seat that could be used by another guest.

City Sightseeing: Madrid Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

• How about diving into your Madrid trip with a 24/48-hour hop-on hop-off ticket, giving you the freedom to roam Spain's capital just the way you like it?
• Never miss a beat with high-frequency buses arriving every 25 to 40 mins and seamlessly navigating through 32 stops, across the 2 routes.
• Enrich your journey with a bonus guided walking tour of Habsburg Madrid with the 48-hour ticket and soak up the rich heritage of this historic district.
• The double-decker buses offer unmatched panoramic views and stay informed with the comprehensive audio guide in 8 languages.
• Few famous stops on your route are the Royal Palace of Madrid, Prado Museum, and Reina Sofia Museum.
• 24/48-hour hop-on hop-off unlimited tour
• Audio guide in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Korean, Portuguese & Arabic
• Self-guided walking tour
• Free guided walking tour (optional)
• First bus: 9:30am from Prado Museum
• Last bus: 10pm from Prado Museum
• Frequency: every 25 mins
• Popular stops: Cibeles Palace, Temple of Debod, Royal Botanical Garden of Madrid

Green Route

• First bus: 10am from Neptune Fountain Square
• Last bus: 6pm from Neptune Fountain Square
• Frequency: every 40 mins
• Popular stops: Cibeles Square, Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, National Archaeological Museum
• Starts at 12pm from 3 Princess Street (Calle Princesa, nº 3)
• Tip: Indulge in traditional Spanish tapas at Mercado de San Miguel, near the Plaza Mayor stop.
• The buses are wheelchair accessible.
• Wheelchairs must be no larger than 70cm wide, 120cm long, and 135cm high to board the bus. If unsure, contact the service provider.
• Just a heads up, each bus can only accommodate 1 wheelchair at a time. If there is already a passenger in a wheelchair, please wait for the next one.
• These tickets are valid for 12 months from the date of purchase.

Big Bus: Madrid Panoramic Night Bus Tour

• Light up your night with a panoramic bus tour of Madrid, hitting up all the city's famous spots under the stars!
• Going on a single curated route, the lit-up view of the city, from an open-top double-decker bus, is one tour you are going to love!
• Get to know interesting facts and stories about Madrid from your live guide in English and Spanish to make this experience all the more exciting.
• You can spot must-see landmarks like the Door of Alcalá, Cibeles Square, Gran Vía, and so on.
• 2-hour night tour of Madrid
• Professional English and Spanish-speaking guide
• Frequency: 2 tours every evening
• First bus: 9pm from Fuente Neptuno
• Second bus: 9:10pm from Fuente Neptuno
• Tip: Capture stunning nighttime photos of the Edificio Metrópolis, the building famous for its iconic dome and winged Victory statue.
• Children under 4 travel free of charge but must be on their caregiver's lap when the service is full.
• Keep in mind food & beverages, luggage, smoking, and vaping are not allowed on this experience. Pack wisely!
• The buses are not accessible by wheelchairs.
• You can bring your furry friends along for the ride. Just make sure they're well-behaved and don't take up any seats. Keep them on a leash or in a carrier, and if needed, use a muzzle.
• Note: This is not a hop-on hop-off tour.

Combo (Save 11%): Madrid Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour + Prado Museum Skip-the-Line Tickets

• Take a deep dive into the city of Madrid on a hop-on hop-off bus over 1 or 2 days, and skip-the-line entry to the inimitable Prado Museum.
• Travel around at your own pace, and enjoy the availability of 35 stops and 2 different routes, a multilingual audio guide, Wi-Fi, and a tour map.
• Access stops like the eclectic Almudena Cathedral, Santiago Bernabeu Stadium – iconic home of Real Madrid, and the Royal Palace – official residence of the Spanish royals.
• Guess what, the hop-on hop-off blue route starts at Prado! Enjoy expedited entry to the museum, home to Spain's largest art collection. Upgrade for an audio guide.
• See a wide variety of art spanning over 20,000 pieces – including masterworks like The Flight into Egypt by El Greco, Table of the Seven Deadly Sins by Bosch, and more.

Madrid Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

• 1 or 2-day unlimited hop-on hop-off pass
• Discount booklets for shops and restaurants

Prado Museum

• Skip-the-line entry to Prado Museum
• Access to the permanent collections
• Digital audio guide in English, Spanish, Italian, German & French (optional)

Blue Route: Historical Madrid

• First bus: 10am from Prado Museum.
• Last bus: 6pm.
• Frequency: Approx. every 15 mins.
• Popular stops: Royal Palace, Almudena Cathedral, Prado Museum.
• Click here for detailed Blue Route boarding points.

Green Route: Modern Madrid

• First bus: 10am from Plaza de Neptuno.
• Popular stops: Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, Plaza de Castilla, Plaza de Cibeles
• Click here for detailed Green Route boarding points.
• This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
• Tip: Hop off at Retiro Park, a peaceful sanctuary in the city center. Walk around the garden, or alternatively rent a rowboat on the lake.
• Facilities: free Wi-Fi, complimentary audio headsets.
• Note: On the days when the tours are canceled due to traffic interruptions, passengers will be informed through notices at bus stops.
• Tip: The Museum building itself is architecturally significant. Take a moment to appreciate its design and features, such as the stunning stained-glass dome.
• Keep in mind food & beverages are not allowed on this experience. Pack wisely!
• Keep your camera tucked away – photography and videography is strictly not allowed at the venue.
• This venue is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible and has baggage storage facilities.
• Please note that access to the museum is only possible up to 30 mins before closing time.
• Some sections of the museum are sometimes subject to last-minute closures at the authorities' discretion.
• Click here for instructions on how to access the digital audio guide.
• Admission is free from Mon to Sat: 6pm to 8pm, and Sun & holidays: 5pm to 7pm.
• Your ticket allows you to skip the 'ticket' line and not the security lines.
• These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Combo (Save 11%): Madrid Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour + Royal Palace of Madrid Skip-the-Line Tickets

• Go on a wallet-friendly Madrid adventure combining a 1 or 2-day hop-on hop-off bus pass with skip-the-line entry to the Royal Palace of Madrid!
• Easily hop on and off at 35+ stops around the city's top attractions using this flexible bus pass that covers 2 unique routes.
• Tune into your audio guide and learn about attractions like Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, Castilla Square, and more in 14 languages.
• Bypass queues at Europe’s largest functional palace – the Royal Palace of Madrid – and delve into its Baroque architecture and ornate Royal Chambers.
• Ascend the Grand Staircase, peruse the rare collection at the Royal Library, and gaze at remarkable artwork by maestros like Bosch and Titian.

Royal Palace of Madrid

• Skip-the-line entry to Royal Palace of Madrid
• Note: On the days when the tours are canceled, due to traffic interruptions, passengers will be informed through notices at bus stops.
• Tip: Don't forget to visit the Royal Pharmacy, a unique part of the palace with an extensive collection of antique pharmaceutical jars and equipment.
• Keep your camera tucked away – photography and videography is strictly not allowed. Mobile phones must remain on silent mode.
• Keep in mind food & beverages are not allowed in the venue. Pack wisely!
• The voucher is only valid for the day you have chosen for your visit.
• Please keep in mind that your visits to certain sections of the palace may be timed.
• The palace may be closed on special occasions for the celebration of official acts.

Combo (Save 10%): 1/2-Day Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour of Madrid + Santiago Bernabeu Stadium Tour

• With this cost-saving combo, explore iconic sites in Madrid with a 1 or 2-day hop-on hop-off pass and gain timed-entry access to Santiago Bernabéu Stadium.
• Explore key landmarks such as Puerta de Alcalá, a monumental gate, and the Temple of Debod, a 2nd-century BC Egyptian temple, with the pass.
• With buses departing every 7 to 15 mins, make use of the 14-language audio guide, complimentary discount booklets, a tour map, and Wi-Fi onboard.
• For football enthusiasts, the Santiago Stadium tour is a delight, showcasing 14 Champions League trophies, several La Liga titles, and Copa del Rey triumphs.
• Enjoy a panoramic stadium view and explore an extensive collection of club memorabilia, including kits, boots, and gear during your visit.

Madrid Hop-On Hop-Off

• 1/2-day unlimited HOHO pass
• Audioguide in Spanish, Catalan, Gallego, Euskera, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Russian, Chinese, Arabic, and Japanese
• Hop-on hop-off tour map

Santiago Stadium

• Timed entry to the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium
• Timed entry into the Real Madrid C.F Museum
• Access to the trophy room
• Access to the official store
• Entrance Fees for attractions
• First bus: 10am from Museo del Prado
• Last bus: 6pm
• Popular stops: Royal Palace, Almudena Cathedral, Prado Museum
• Click here for a detailed Blue Route map and its boarding points.
• First bus: 10am from Plaza de Neptuno
• Click here for a detailed Green Route map and its boarding points.
• Tip: Adjacent to Plaza de Cibeles, explore Retiro Park for a serene stroll, boat rides on the lake, or roam around the beautiful gardens.
• Facilities: Wheelchair accessibility, Free Wi-Fi, Audio guide, Complimentary audio headsets.
• Family tickets are available only for the 1 Day bus tour ticket.
• Tip: Stadium stroll alert! Find iconic sections with captivating views—perfect for striking memorable photos.
• Drones are strictly prohibited. Guests who enter with drones will be denied entry.
• On account of the construction work at the Santiago Bernabéu stadium, the tour route will be temporarily disrupted. Apologize for any inconvenience.
• Panoramic view will be unavailable from 5:30pm on 13th Sept.
• On match days, the tour is open until 5 hours before kick-off.

Combo (Save 9%): Madrid Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour + Prado, Thyssen-Bornemisza & Reina Sofia Museum Pass

• Discover Madrid affordably by combining hop-on-hop-off tickets with a 3-museum pass to Thyssen-Bornemisza, Prado, and Reina Sofia.
• With 1 or 2-day bus access, stop at 35 locations like Puerta de Alcalá, the Royal Palace, and more. Hear interesting tid-bits from an audio guide on board.
• At the Thyssen-Bornemisza, see spectacular oil paintings like Flowers in a Jug by Hans Memling and Madonna of the Dry Tree by Petrus Christus
• Walk by artworks stretching from the Spanish Golden Age to Goya's masterpieces at Prado, named a top 10 global museum by National Geographic.
• Marvel at the paintings of pioneering avant-garde artists like Gutiérrez Solana, Ramón Casas, and Ignacio Zuloaga at Reina Sofia Museum.

Paseo del Arte 3-Museum Pass

• Entry to Prado Museum
• Entry to Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum
• Entry to Reina Sofia Museum
• Entry to attractions
• Access to the temporary exhibitions at Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum
• Click here for the Blue Route stops and boarding points.
• Click here for the Green Route stops and boarding points.
• Tip: Hop off at Puerta del Sol, the bustling heart of Madrid, known for its iconic clock and statue of the 'Bear and the Strawberry Tree'.
• Facilities: wheelchair accessibility, free Wi-Fi, complimentary audio headsets.
• On days when the tours are canceled due to traffic interruptions, passengers will be informed through notices at bus stops.
• Family tickets are available only for the 1-day bus tour ticket.
• The Paseo del Arte pass is valid for a year from booking. You can enter each museum only once with this pass.
• Visitors under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult. Anyone between the age of 14 and 18 who wishes to visit the museum without an adult must show their national ID document.
• The venues are wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
• Flash photography, tripods, and selfie sticks are not allowed in the museums. Photo and video recordings are not allowed in Prado.
• Large bags or luggage measuring more than 30 x 30cm are not allowed in the museums.
• Prado Museum: Admission is free Mon to Sat from 6pm to 8pm, and Sun and holidays from 5pm to 7pm.
• Reina Sofia Museum: Admission is free on Mon, Wed, Thu, Fri & Sat between 7pm & 9pm, and on Sun from 12:30pm to 2:15pm.
• Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum: Admission is free on Mondays.

From Madrid: Toledo Half-Day Trip

• Embark on a thrilling half-day trip from Madrid to Toledo, where history blends with 3 cultures.
• Get ready to explore from the comfortable bus driving past Toledo Cathedral, Plaza de Zocodover, and Mirador del Valle.
• Follow your guide through the streets of the Jewish Quarter, admiring the medieval architecture and rich history of this vibrant neighborhood.
• If you're on the morning tour, you're in for a treat, a visit to a sword-making workshop, where you can witness skilled craftsmen at work.
• Half-day trip around Toledo
• Expert local guide in English and Spanish
• Pick-up from Neptune Fountain
• Round-trip bus transfer
• Tickets to Toledo Cathedral, Plaza de Zocodover & Mirador del Valle
• Lunch & drinks

Meeting point

• Neptune Fountain at 9am and 12pm
• cultural city of Christians, Muslims & Jews, witness Toledo Cathedral, Plaza de Zocodover, Mirador del Valle

Jewish Quarter

• historical neighborhood, guided tour of the narrow streets passing through famous synagogues and monasteries, free time to shop

Sword-making workshop

• visit an artisanal sword-making workshop, included only for 9am departures

Ending point

• Neptune Fountain at 3pm and 6pm
• Tip: Sample and purchase traditional spices used in Jewish cooking or shop for handmade jewellery at Jewish Quarters.
• Keep in mind food & beverages, suitcases, smoking, and vaping are not allowed on this experience. Pack wisely!
• This experience is not accessible by wheelchair and pram/strollers.
• Your guide dogs are welcome. Pets are allowed only if they are put on a leash or inside a basket.
• Children aged 15 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
• The tour remains closed on Dec 25.

Combo (Save 11%): Museum of Illusions Tickets + 1-Day Madrid Hop-on-Hop-Off Bus Tour

• Gain entry to the Museum of Illusions and tour around the streets of Madrid with a 1-day hop-on-hop-off bus pass with value-for-money combo tickets.
• For an hour at the Museum of Illusions, prepare to have your senses tricked with walls that shift, floors that slant, and objects that float.
• Stroll through its various rooms and engage in a variety of activities including solving riddles and capturing amazing shots.
• Cover the streets of Madrid in an air-conditioned bus, covering over 35 stops across 2 routes, with the 1-Day hop-on-hop-off bus pass.
• Equipped with free WiFi, discount booklets, tour map, and audio guide, get on and off at historic landmarks like Royal Palace and Prado Museum.

Museum of Illusions

• 1-hr entry to the Museum of Illusions
• Access to all rooms & facilities
• Support in English & Spanish

1-Day Madrid Hop-on-Hop-off Pass

• 1-day unlimited HOHO pass
• Audioguide in 14 languages
• Click here for detailed route map and boarding points.
• Tip: Look out for exhibitions hosted by the museum like virtual reality experiences and illusion art shows on the day of your visit.
• Facilities: Wheelchair Accessibility, Pram/Stroller Accessibility.
• It is highly recommended to make sure your cameras are charged and have sufficient memory to best enjoy this experience.
• Tip: Make a stop at Botín, situated a walk away from Royal Palace, one of the oldest restaurants in the world famous for traditional roast suckling lamb.
• Facilities: Wheelchair accessibility, Free Wi-Fi, Complimentary audio headsets.
• The audio guide is available in Spanish, Catalan, Gallego, Euskera, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Russian, Chinese, Arabic, and Japanese.
• Family tickets are available.

Aviso Importante

• De 9:30 a 15:00 . Manifestación. Modificaciones, desvíos y retrasos en las rutas. Paradas afectadas : Gran Vía, Plaza de España, Princesa esq. Alberto Aguilera.
• De 9 :00 a 16:00 . Paseo del Prado cortado al tráfico desde Atocha hasta Cibeles.  Paradas afectadas : Jardín Botánico, Museo del Prado.
• Se habilitarán paradas alternativas en la Puerta  Felipe IV del Parque del Retiro, situada en  la calle de Alfonso XII, frente al número 28 (Casón del Buen Retiro). La Ruta 1 saldrá desde esta misma parada.
• De 9:00 a 12:30 . Fútbol. Modificaciones, desvíos y retrasos en las rutas. Paradas afectadas : Bernabéu.
• De 10:00 a 11:30 . 2 Carreras Populares. Modificaciones, desvíos y retrasos en las rutas. Paradas afectadas : CSIC, Serrano 61, Serrano 66, Museo Arqueológico, Pta. de Alcalá, Pza. Cibeles, Pta. del Sol, Pza. de las Cortes, Gran Vía, Pza. España, Princesa esq. Alberto Aguilera.
• De 11:30 a 15:00 . Manifestación. Modificaciones, desvíos y retrasos en las rutas. Paradas afectadas : Museo Ciencias Naturales, Museo de Esculturas, Pza. Colón, Pza. Cibeles, Pza. Neptuno, Museo del Prado, Jardín Botánico, C\Atocha 116, Pta. Alcalá, Barrio Salamanca, Gran Vía, Pza. España, C\Alcalá 25, Pta. del Sol, Pza. de las Cortes

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• ¿Qué ver en Madrid?

Madrid ofrece una amplia gama de lugares que visitar, desde monumentales edificios llenos de historia hasta los más innovadores. Ciudad histórica y señorial donde  disfrutar tanto de la cultura como de la gran oferta de ocio y de vida nocturna de la que se caracteriza .  Ciudad cosmopolita y centro de negocios, le indicamos a continuación los principales puntos de interés.

Para que puedas disfrutar al máximo de Madrid y sus bellos alrededores, te ofrecemos algunas opciones de tours y excursiones organizadas que complementarán tu visita.

Ofertas Exclusivas en Tours y Excursiones Seleccionadas Hasta un 20% con el c ódigo de Descuento: MW20

TOURS por MADRID

Explora Madrid a través de emocionantes tours guiados en tu idioma junto a un guía local profesional .

Visita Guiada AL PALACIO REAL (ACCESO PREFERENTE)

• Conoce uno de los monumentos más importantes de España.
• Guía local profesional
• Ticket con acceso preferente al Palacio

* Añade el código MW20 en la página anterior al pago para disfrutar del descuento

Visita Guiada aL MUSEO DEL PRADO (ACCESO PREFERENTE)

• El Bosco, el Greco, Velázquez o Goya…admira algunas de las obras de arte más importantes de Europa.
• Tour guiado profesional
• Entrada con acceso rápido incluida

TOUR PANORÁMICO POR LO MEJOR DE MADRID

• Visita guiada a pie de 1 hora
• Transporte en autocar con aire acondicionado por los principales atractivos de Madrid.

excursiones organizadas desde MADRID

Además de conocer los encantos que ofrece la ciudad de Madrid , te recomendamos incluir en tu viaje una visita a sus pueblos aledaños. ¡Estamos seguros de que quedarás encantado!

Y si cuentas con poco tiempo, ¿sabías que a tan solo 1 hora de Madrid puedes encontrar un parque temático con montañas rusas y atracciones acuáticas ? ¡Un plan perfecto si vas con niños!

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Real Madrid advance to Champions League final in spectacular fashion once again in 2-1 win over Bayern Munich

Two late goals from joselu broke bayern munich hearts at the santiago bernabeu.

It's just what Real Madrid do. In the 88th minute of their semifinal with Bayern Munich they seemed bound for defeat. Three minutes later they were off to Wembley.

Joselu, the Espanyol loanee once of Stoke City, is the latest addition to the annals of Madrid history, turning his first three touches off the bench into two goals that broke the resolve of visitors, who seemed to be holding on with grim determination after Alphonso Davies' stunning opener.

Just when you thought Bayern had Real Madrid-ed Real Madrid, though, Carlo Ancelotti's men struck back with unbelievable inevitability. It was a familiar script flipped somewhat. 

After all, for an hour it seemed that they would make it to their 18th Champions League final by sheer weight of quality rather than the mythic powers of their jersey. The goal might not have come, but Vinicius Junior was breezing past Joshua Kimmich at will, asking everything of the Bayern rearguard with his cutbacks. The Brazilian hit the post midway through the second half while Manuel Neuer, performing as well as he has at any stage in his 36 years, denied Rodrygo on the rebound.

The Madrid front two kept finding themselves denied by Neuer, whose best save saw him acrobatically palm a Vinicius shot to safety after Kimmich and Matthijs De Ligt had been left staring at shadows.

At the other end, Bayern's semi-frequent breakaways were let down by clumsy final passes, but it only took one to pay off for them to claim the lead in the Santiago Bernabeu. That ground may be Davies home next season but he did little to ingratiate himself to Madrid supporters when he claimed Harry Kane's pass and flew at Antonio Rudiger. The German responded in the way most defenders would, showing the Canadian onto his weaker right foot only to see that boot bend a quite superb shot beyond Andriy Lenin.

Within four minutes Madrid thought they were level when substitute Luka Modric worked a corner short to Federico Valverde, his shot cannoning through the penalty area, off Davies and into Neuer's net. VAR quickly intervened, however, Nacho deemed to have shoved Kimmich in the face.

Tuchel responded to the ascendancy as he so often does, tightening things up and withdrawing Kane, Jamal Musiala and Leroy Sane in quick succession. Neuer had proven for 88 minutes that he could be trusted to hold Madrid at bay but Vinicius' shot bounced awkwardly in front of him. He couldn't hold on and Joselu pounced.

The pressure was far too much for Bayern to bear. It initially looked like Joselu had slipped offside to meet Rudiger's cross along the six yard box but he had judged it to perfection, tapping in at close range. About the only criticism you could level at him was that he might have applied the coup de grâce too soon for purely narrative purposes.

Either way, Bayern knew the jig was up. Their first trophyless season in over a decade. Madrid will be overwhelming favorites to add the 15th European Cup to the Santiago Bernabeu when they face Borussia Dortmund next month.

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FT - Real Madrid 2, Bayern Munich 1

• 90' - Joselu strikes again after a VAR check
• 88' - Joselu pounces on Neuer error to level up the tie
• 68' - Davies' stunning strike gives Bayern the lead
• 59' - A string of brilliant Neuer saves keep Madrid at bay
• The sides drew 2-2 in first leg at Allianz Arena

FT - Real Madrid are through to another Champions League final

Did you ever doubt it? Bayern are fuming at a late offside that was incorrectly flagged by the assistants but it's all too late for the Bavarians. There'll be no trophy for them this season.

Can Bayern go out swinging?

There's more time than initially signalled but Bayern have robbed themselves of all their most dangerous attackers. Kimmich stands over a deep free kick late on... and pumps it straight into Lunin's arms. There's only two more minutes left now.

GOAL -- Madrid are back from the dead

It's onside! Joselu at the double and Madrid might just be bound for Wembley.

It's in the net again for Madrid!

Bayern are clinging on through nine minutes of added time. They've got no forwards -- Kane, Musiala, Sane among those who have been withdrawn -- and their defenders aren't repelling the pressure. A cross drops into the Bayern box and comes to Rudiger. He drives the ball across goal and Joselu turns it in but he's offside... isn't he? 

GOAL -- A howler from Neuer

Oh no! Just as Bayern looked to be holding firm we're bound for extra time. Neuer's throw is intercepted by Modric, giving Madrid another chance to attack with two minutes plus added time to go. They work it to Vinicius, as they always do, and he punts at goal. It bounces up awkwardly but you'd still expect one of the great goalkeepers of his generation to hold on. Instead he spills it and Joselu is on hand to poke home the rebound.

Bayern looking strong but it only takes an instant

They've tightened up their system since the opener, Kim being introduced to give them a back five that should offer more muscle in defense. They're so good at controlling the game when they're in the lead and even force a corner off Madrid, Kim rising highest to meet it and thump it off the bar. It wouldn't have counted anyway as Mazraoui was impeding Lunin.

Bayern might look more robust but there are so many technical wizards in Madrid colors that they can charm open any defense. A great ball over the top by Rudiger finds Vinicius but he meets it on the half volley, turning the ball over the bar from close range but an awkward spot technically.

VAR review -- no goal

And rightly so I must say. Replays show that Nacho was pushing Kimmich in the face. It doesn't take long to rule that out.

GOAL -- Bayern's lead didn't last long... or didn't it?

Madrid respond to their deficit by bringing on Modric for Kroos. Immediately that call looks to be vindicated as the No.10 rolls a low corner to the edge of the box. Valverde's shot takes a deflection and rolls in but Bayern are incensed and Kimmich is down on the floor, holding his head. We're getting a VAR review.

GOAL -- Davies picks quite the moment for his first UCL goal

Stunning! What a goal from the Canadian! Kane drops deep and fires the ball out wide to the left, where Davies is one on one with Rudiger. The German does what you'd probably do if you were up against Davies, showing him onto his right foot only to see him bend a magnificent shot into the far corner. Lunin didn't have a chance!

Yet more smart Neuer saves

Bellingham draws a free kick in a dangerous area and Rodrygo gets it up, down and over the wall. Neuer, however, is rolling back the years and springs across to his right to parry it. That one is good but the next one, soon after Musiala wastes a counter attacking chance, is stunning. Vinicius flies by Kimmich and by De Ligt, the ball sitting up wonderfully for him to smack at goal. He does exactly that but Neuer will not be beaten, flinging his right arm up to push the ball to safety.

Kimmich is getting cooked

There's no shame in having no answer for Vinicius, which ought to be a relief for Kimmich, who has no answer for Vinicius. He maybe could help himself by guiding the winger towards his support defender Sane but he doesn't and instead Vinicius is flying down the left byline yet again. He only needs to get one of those cutbacks right but he hasn't so far.

Oh and then he does it again in the 55th minute, drawing De Ligt across and driving a pass into the box. This time it meets a Madrid boot but Rodrygo can only flick the ball through Dier's legs and wide of the far post.

We go again

And just as the first half began with Vinicius flying away down the left so does the second, the No.7 breezing away from Kimmich to the byline. Valverde is charging forward to turn in the cutback but Dier gets his positioning spot on to clear. Not long after Davies is attacking the penalty area, forced wide but driving at goal, the ball deflecting wickedly off Carvajal but not into the net.

HT - All square in the Bernabeu

A half where Bayern weren't exactly overwhelmed but were certainly second best against a Madrid side who created one particularly good opening, drawing a double save from Neuer in the 12th minute. There are odd openings for the Germans on the break but so far the final pass just been lacking (and arguably the one right before as well).

More brilliance from Neuer

Vinicius whips one of those deliveries into the corridor of uncertainty from the left, just begging for a touch from Rodrygo. He doesn't get to the ball, which looks to be bending into the far post before Neuer hurls himself towards it to flick the ball out for a corner. Bayern clear the first and another just after but really what pressute pressure there is is on their goal right now.

Hammer blow for Gnabry

The No.7 had looked bright early on but his night has come to a premature end with what looks like being his fifth injury of the season. Alphonso Davies takes his place.

Bayern's midfield is looking strong

If Tuchel hadn't made such a fuss about his midfield options since the day he arrived he might still have a job for next season but, after all the grief over Goretzka and Kimmich, the manager has been vindicated so far tonight. Pavlovic is showing real invention with his passing while Laimer is continuing his excellent run of form in this competition, a titan of industry across the pitch.

Somehow Madrid don't score

As Bayern are complaining about two balls being on the pitch (one way away from danger in the other half) Carvajal is slipping the ball into the box and Vinicius picks it up in space. He spins and strikes, the ball smashing against the inside of the post. Rodrygo is seemingly on hand for the rebound but Neuer is live to the danger, getting a glove to the shot. He might have got a fingertip to Vinicius' effort too!

Real openings for both sides

Beautiful build up through midfield by Bayern, Pavlovic slicing through the Madrid lines before the ball is worked to Musiala. He finds Gnabry in plenty of space down the left. Kane is waiting at the back post but it's a prime position to shoot too. It seems that the German can't decide which option is best and he ultimately delivers neither, a cross shot right in between his center forward and the goal.

Madrid had spurned a similar chance a few minutes earlier, getting through down the right but without their cross finding anyone. This is looking like quite an open game.

Kroos dropping deep

And I mean deep, the German is effectively the third man in the back three in build up, stood to the left of the anchoring Nacho so that he can get on the ball and set the tempo. Twice he has looked to spray passes in behind the Bayern defense towards Vinicius but more crucial early on has been his diving intervention to stop a Kane through ball when Tchouameni had given the ball away. If he hadn't done that then Sane was away.

Away we go and immediately Sane undercooks a pass back to Kimmich, freeing Vinicius to fly down the left. It's all Bayern can do to concede a corner, the Brazilian winger whipping the crowd up before Kroos puts the ball into the box. Bayern clear.

The teams are on their way out

Kick off is moments away as Bayern and Madrid take their place in front of a quite spectacular looking Bernabeu.

Meanwhile, elsewhere in Europe

We have our first Conference League finalist, Fiorentina surviving pressure away to Club Brugge before Lucas Beltran's late goal earned them a spot in the final for the second year in a row. They'll be bidding to go one better than last year when they were beaten by West Ham (and perhaps hoping that another English representative in claret and blue don't make it to Athens with Aston Villa two goals down against Olympiacos after the first leg).

Pressure on the Bayern defense

Can Thomas Tuchel's side avoid the basic mistakes they made last week at home? Jamie Carragher breaks down what they got wrong in our video below:

Stat attack

• Real Madrid are looking to reach a record 18th European Cup/UCL final whilst Bayern are trying to get there for a 12th time.
• Bayern have failed to win in their last 8 UCL games v Real Madrid (D2 L6) - and failed to win any of their last 7 games against them at the Bernabeu (D1 L6)
• Real Madrid are unbeaten in the UCL this season (W7 D4) - each of their last 4 games have been drawn - the first time they've ever drawn 4 consecutive European Cup/UCL games.
• Real Madrid have never gone 12 games unbeaten in a single UCL campaign before. 
• Bayern have failed to keep a clean sheet in any of their last 16 UCL games v Real Madrid - their longest run against an opponent in European Cup/UCL history
• Bayern have failed to win each of their last 2 UCL away games - they last went 3 away games without a win in a single campaign in 2015-16. 

Tuchel drops the big guns

No great surprises in that Madrid XI, though it's notable that Nacho has earned Ancelotti's trust when the option of dropping Tchouameni deeper or starting Eder Militao was available to him. Really though the big talking points come in a Bayern side that has no room for Goretzka, too often overrun in the first leg. Guerreiro came into the side in the second half at the Allianz Arena but instead it is young tempo setter Pavlovic who gets to start from the off.

Meanwhile Davies is not trusted at left back, where Mazraoui keeps his place for the first leg, and there's no room for Muller, though that is less of a surprise given Gnabry's availability.

Confirmed teams

Real Madrid XI: Lunin; Carvajal, Nacho, Rudiger, Mendy; Tchouameni, Valverde, Kroos, Bellingham; Rodrygo, Vinicius Subs: Courtois, Arrizabalaga, Eder Militao, Modric, Camavinga, Joselu, Lucas Vazquez, Ceballos, Fran Garcia, Brahim, Guler

Bayern Munich XI: Neuer; Kimmich, Dier, De Ligt, Mazraoui; Laimer, Pavlovic; Sane, Musiala, Gnabry; Kane Subs: Peretz, Ulreich, Upamecano, Kim, Goretzka, Choupo-Moting, Zaragoza, Davies, Muller, Tel

A big night for Thomas Tuchel

Not since Ernst Happel took Hamburg to the European Cup final in 1983 has any coach been able to say they have brought three separate teams to the biggest night in European club football. That is the opportunity that lies ahead for Thomas Tuchel tonight, a beaten finalist with Paris Saint-Germain in 2020 and champion with Chelsea 12 months later. It would be quite a way to sign off his tenure at Bayern Munich, leading them to a seventh Champions League win. 

Time for picks

Here's how our experts (and yours truly) see this game playing out. It seems no one is all that optimistic about Bayern's prospects. Below, meanwhile, Francesco Porzio highlights the key factors in this matchup.

One matchup to watch: Rodrygo vs. Kim Min-Jae –  This will likely become the key matchup of the game, considering that most of the pressure on the visitors will be on the defensive side of the the ball. In the first leg, Bayern Munich had many chances to score the first goal, but Real Madrid managed to get the most out of their first shot thanks to the defensive issues of the German side. 

Most likely to score a goal: Jude Bellingham –  He has already scored 22 goals in 38 games so far this season, including four in nine Champions League matches. Despite that, Bellingham's work isn't done and he now must make another impact in the second leg of his first UCL semifinal against Bayern Munich. He's yet to score his first goal in the elimination rounds, and what better opportunity to do it? 

Man of the Match pick: Vinicius Jr. –  Speaking of players that usually make an impact, Vinicius Jr. is the leading candidate for the MVP of the game, after scoring a brace in the first leg of the semifinal and especially after scoring 21 in 35 matches up to now. He's the face of this team and the player everyone is expecting to make the difference at such stages. 

Match prediction: Real Madrid 2, Bayern Munich 1 –  Despite the incredible performance of Thomas Tuchel's team in the first game in Munich, playing against Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu the second leg is always the last thing you want to do in this sport. This is why I'm expecting Carlo Ancelotti and his team do it once again. 

What happened in the first leg

Bayern Munich started much brighter at the Allianz Arena but, in a fashion that would be drearily familiar to their supporters this season, a clumsy error at the back allowed Vinicius Junior to net with Madrid's first touch in the opposition penalty area. 

Thomas Tuchel's side built pressure as the contest wore on and looked the dominant side early in the second half. Leroy Sane's rocket brought them level before Jamal Musiala drew a foul from Lucas Vazquez, Harry Kane putting the hosts ahead from the penalty spot.

Madrid would not be beaten, however, and Min-jae Kim capped off a disastrous night by hauling down Rodrygo. Vinicius drew the visitors level from the spot in the 83rd minute and neither side looked like changing the equation on the night from there on out.

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Mbappé a Real Madrid

Con especulaciones que parecen eternas desde hace al menos dos mercados de fichajes, la novela está cerca de su fin: Kylian Mbappé jugará en Real Madrid.

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Este tramo del material audiovisual relata el momento en que el atacante llega a una de las reuniones presuntamente cruciales para asegurar su fichaje.

Un contenido audiovisual del medio británico cuenta detalles de la vida del francés y reveló qué será de su futuro

Documental de Mbappé

El material audiovisual producido por la BBC muestra gran parte de la historia de Kylian Mbappé desde sus sueños de niño y su aparición en Mónaco a los 16 años.

Incluso, se repasan los dichos de Arsene Wenger , que cuando lo vio jugar aseguró: “Aquí tenemos a Pelé”.

Claro que brilló allí, pasó a PSG y ya fue nada menos que campeón del mundo con la Selección de Francia en 2018, además de quedarse en la puerta de su segundo título en Qatar 2022.

Con 25 años, aún no ganó un Balón de Oro, pero acumula 287 goles en 379 partidos en su carrera; su rendimiento en la selección es superlativo, con 46 gritos y 31 asistencias en 77 presentaciones.

¿Juega Mbappé? Niza vs PSG: horario, TV y alineaciones del partido de la Ligue 1

L’Equipe liquidó a Mbappé

En su habitual análisis sobre las participaciones internacionales de los equipos franceses, L’Equipe liquidó a PSG, pero especialmente a Kylian Mbappé.

El medio galo le puso una calificación de dos puntos y explicó: “No realizó prácticamente ni un regate. Su último partido con el París en la Champions League fue una pesadilla. Jugando en la banda izquierda, el delantero se mostró técnicamente frágil durante largos periodos. Dominado por Hummels en el uno contra uno, casi nunca superó al rival. Falló a bocajarro (36′) y tuvo la mala suerte de estrellar un balón en el larguero (86′). Al final, fueron sus centros los más peligrosos. Tan poco para un aspirante al Balón de Oro...”.

El desempeño del delantero en la serie ante Borussia Dortmund estuvo lejos del esperado para uno de los mejores jugadores del planeta; sobre todo teniendo en cuenta que tampoco brilló ante Barcelona en cuartos de final -a pesar del doblete en el partido de ida-.

En un tono menos crítico porque llegó esta temporada, otro apuntado fue Ousmane Dembélé . También recibió un ‘2’ y L’Equipe indicó: “En ocasiones, él solo ha encarnado el empuje ofensivo del PSG en los últimos meses. Pero en este caso, todo fue borroso y decepcionante. Sus pases fueron demasiado descuidados y sus regates a menudo ineficaces. ¿Y al final? Creatividad a media asta. Sin embargo, estuvo muy cerca de lanzar un penalti (65′). En ataque, fue poco más que una amenaza, con un único disparo por arriba en el minuto 31″.

Mbappé, consultado por Real Madrid

En Alemania, Borussia Dortmund ganó 1 a 0; en París, también. Así fue que los alemanes superaron a PSG en semifinales con un global de 2 a 0 y accedieron a la final de la Champions League, donde esperan por el vencedor de Real Madrid y Bayern Munich. Merengues y Bávaros chocarán este miércoles tras el 2 a 2 en el Allianz Arena.

Tras quedar eliminado ante Borussia Dortmund, al francés le consultaron por la semifinal entre el Merengue y Bayern Munich.

Tras la eliminación, Kylian Mbappé dio una rueda de prensa y recibió una pregunta inesperada: le consultaron si espera que gane el equipo de Carlo Ancelotti, en clara alusión a los constantes coqueteos con ese club.

La reacción del francés fue de ironía. Revoleó los ojos, se mordió los labios y abandonó la zona mixta donde estaban los periodistas.

Oleksandr Usyk rompió en llanto en plena rueda de prensa: "Sé que está aquí"

Gran premio de emilia-romagna: horario y dónde ver en tv en usa la carrera de la fórmula 1, powerball | resultados y números ganadores del sábado 18 de mayo, leo messi y busquets, virales en el triunfo del inter miami por una jugada con sello barcelona, roma vs genoa: hora, canal y dónde ver por la tv en usa y méxico el partido de la jornada 37 de la serie a.

Real Madrid, Barcelona, Chelsea, Man City and AC Milan to play in U.S. pre-season series

Real Madrid, Barcelona, Chelsea, Manchester City and AC Milan will participate in a pre-season series in the United States ahead of the 2024-25 campaign.

The five teams will play six matches across six cities as part of the Soccer Champions Tour which will run from July 27 to August 6.

The Yankee Stadium in New York, Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Soldier Field in Chicago, MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore and Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte will host the six fixtures.

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Barcelona, Real Madrid and Milan will all play three matches as part of the series, Manchester City will play twice and Chelsea will compete in a single fixture each.

Chelsea and Manchester City are already scheduled to meet in a pre-season friendly in Columbus , in a fixture separate from the series.

Chelsea will also play League Two side Wrexham at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California before the series, while City will play Celtic at Kenan Stadium in Chapel Hill, North Carolina on July 23.

Premier League to cancel 2024 Summer Series tour

The dates for the tour overlap with the 2024 Paris Olympics, which take place between July 24 and August 10.

This could impact a number of players at the Soccer Champions Tour, including Real Madrid’s France internationals Eduardo Camavinga and Aurelien Tchouameni , while Barcelona’s Pedri would again be eligible to represent Spain as an under-23 player, having featured at the Tokyo Olympics three years earlier.

Real Madrid’s position is that players who play at this summer’s European Championship or Copa America should not play at the Olympics . Separately, the Spanish side have said that their players who feature in the semi-finals of the Euros or Copa will not take part in their Soccer Champions Tour matches.

Barcelona, Real Madrid and Milan all featured at last year’s Soccer Champions Tour, alongside Manchester United, Arsenal and Juventus.

Clubs are prioritising the U.S. for pre-season due to expected market congestion in 2025 and 2026 with the FIFA Club World Cup and the men’s World Cup, both tournaments which will take place over the summer.

Tickets for the Soccer Champions Tour go on sale on March 27.

Soccer Champions Tour 2024 fixtures

• Manchester City vs AC Milan, July 27, Yankee Stadium
• Barcelona vs Manchester City, July 30, Camping World Stadium
• AC Milan vs Real Madrid, July 31, Soldier Field
• Real Madrid vs Barcelona, August 3, MetLife Stadium
• Barcelona vs AC Milan, August 6, M&T Bank Stadium
• Real Madrid vs Chelsea, August 6, Bank of America Stadium

 (Josep Lago/AFP via Getty Images)

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Valencia - Girona: TV, horario y cómo ver LaLiga EA Sports online hoy

Fecha, horario, cómo ver en vivo y en directo en televisión y cómo seguir online el valencia - girona, correspondiente a la jornada 37 de laliga ea sports..

El Girona visita Mestalla para enfrentarse a un Valencia sin nada en juego. La derrota contra la Real Sociedad en la jornada anterior (1-0) les quitó las opciones de clasificarse para la Conference League . Un resultado negativo que se suma a una racha de cinco partidos sin ganar (cuatro perdidos y uno empatado).

Mientras, los de Míchel siguen peleando con el Barcelona por la segunda plaza . Con cuatro puntos menos que el conjunto culé, necesitan ganar y esperar un pinchazo de los azulgrana para ser subcampeones y poder disputar la Supercopa. Además, el Atlético de Madrid (cuarto, dos puntos menos), está atento a lo que hagan para asaltar el tercer puesto.

Sigue en directo el Valencia - Girona: LaLiga EA Sports

Horario: ¿a qué hora es el Valencia - Girona de LaLiga EA Sports?

El Valencia - Girona de la jornada 37 de LaLiga EA Sports se juega este domingo 19 de mayo de 2024 a partir de las 19:00 horas en el estadio de Mestalla. Los de Baraja no ganan un partido en Mestalla desde el 9 de marzo, cuando vencieron al Getafe (1-0). Desde entonces han perdido dos encuentros y han empatado otros dos ante su afición.

Televisión: ¿Cómo ver en directo en TV el Valencia - Girona de LaLiga EA Sports?

El Valencia - Girona de la jornada 37 de LaLiga EA Sports se podrá disfrutar en directo en televisión a través de Dazn. Los de Míchel son el tercer mejor visitante de la competición: nueve triunfos, cuatro empates y cinco derrotas lejos de Montilivi.

Internet: ¿Cómo seguir online el Valencia - Girona de LaLiga EA Sports?

El encuentro entre Valencia y Girona se podrá seguir en vivo online a través del directo de As.com actualizado al minuto. Desde una hora antes, la previa y los onces. Tras el choque, podrás leer la crónica, las declaraciones de los protagonistas, el resumen del partido en vídeo y las noticias más destacadas.

Clasificación de LaLiga EA Sports

Consulta la clasificación completa.

Real Madrid 2-1 Bayern (agg: 4-3): Late Joselu double conjures up stunning comeback

Wednesday, May 8, 2024

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Substitute Joselu struck twice late on to seal a stunning comeback victory for Real Madrid against Bayern München in the second leg of their semi-final.

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Joselu's late double took Real Madrid into their 18th European Cup final at the expense of Bayern München, the 14-time winners producing another memorable semi-final turnaround at the Estadio Santiago Bernabéu to set up a final against Borussia Dortmund at Wembley on 1 June.

Key moments

13' : Neuer tips Vinícius Júnior strike against upright 28' : Crisp Kane volley tests Lunin 59' : Rodrygo free-kick forces Neuer save 60' : Acrobatic Neuer stop denies Vinícius Júnior 68' : Davies curls in stunning strike 88' : Joselu pounces from close range 90+1' : Madrid substitute turns in decisive second

Match in brief: Joselu double denies Bayern

Unlike the first-leg draw in Bavaria , Carlo Ancelotti's men looked to dictate play from the off and dominated proceedings early on, with Vinícius Júnior the outlet they looked to exploit up front.

Having scored twice in Munich, the Brazilian tested Manuel Neuer with the first effort of an intense opening period, the 38-year-old goalkeeper getting the slightest of touches to turn a low strike onto the inside of his post. The Bayern No1 swiftly recovered to gather Rodrgyo's attempt from the rebound at the second time of asking.

It took Bayern until just before the half-hour to respond, Harry Kane's deft volley forcing Andriy Lunin to tip around the upright at full stretch.

The pace of Bayern substitute Alphonso Davies, on as a first-half replacement for the injured Serge Gnabry, stretched the home defence and the replacement's deflected strike early in the second half flew over Lunin but looped onto the roof of the Ukrainian's net.

The two sides swapped attacking blows with increasing regularity, Vinícius Júnior cutting in from the left touchline to gallop into the area before picking out Rodrygo, who could only prod wide. Neuer then proved equal to Rodrygo's curling free-kick before Vinícius Júnior forced an acrobatic save after a mazy run from the left.

But it was the speed and powerful running of Bayern's Davies that brought about the opening goal. Racing onto Kane's lofted ball from just inside the Bavarians' half, the Canadian international dropped his shoulder to fool Antonio Rüdiger and shift possession onto his right, before curling brilliantly into the far corner.

The home side pressed for an equaliser, and Vinícius Júnior scooped over after Rüdiger had delivered the ball over the top of the Bayern back line, but Madrid, who had scored in every knockout stage home match in this tournament stretching back to April 2011, were not to be denied.

It was one of Ancelotti's substitutes who swung the game back their way. Joselu, sent on with just over ten minutes remaining, was quickest to react when Neuer was unable to hold Vinícius Júnior's powerful shot.

Sparking memories of Los Merengues' semi-final turnaround against Manchester City here two years ago, when sub Rodrygo struck twice late on , the 34-year-old pounced for his second in added time, guiding in Rüdiger's low centre to complete a breathtaking turnaround and book a date with Dortmund at Wembley on 1 June.

PlayStation® Player of the Match: Vinícius Júnior (Real Madrid)

"His direct play was a constant threat which gave Madrid belief in the victory. His approach to the game was contagious and his numerous one-on-one situations helped to create the all-important first goal for the home team." UEFA Technical Observer panel

Graham Hunter, Real Madrid reporter

No one, simply no one who's watched Madrid's 'remontadas' (fightbacks) – not just in the last couple of seasons but over generations – stopped believing for a second. Not a millisecond. Least of all Ancelotti and his Harry Houdini-sponsored men. Cometh the hour cometh the man? Cometh the last few minutes, cometh the man in a white shirt. Again. Magic, marvellous, Madrid.

James Thorogood, Bayern reporter

Bayern were so close to completing the 'Wembley 2.0' line-up with Dortmund. In the context of this turbulent season, what could have been a magical night at the Estadio Santiago Bernabéu turns into a truly heart-breaking experience. The Bavarian giants reminded everyone of their quality in this compelling Champions League campaign that was minutes away from taking them to a 12th showpiece.

Vinícius Júnior, Player of the Match, speaking to Movistar : "This is Real Madrid! We always, always believe. It's just magical to play for this team, in this stadium and to do it so many times. This is just one more instance where, because we always believe in ourselves, we can win. We know we can make the difference, no matter what."

Jude Bellingham, Real Madrid midfielder, speaking to DAZN : "Character sums up tonight’s game. The theme of our season. We’ve got quality and talent in abundance, but in some of these games where we look like maybe we’re down or out, we have players who come from the bench and can do a job and still win a game."

Carlo Ancelotti, Real Madrid coach: "Well, it's happened again. It's happened so often. Fans who push us on, a fantastic stadium, players who never stop believing - it's simply something magical. As soon as we scored one, I absolutely knew we would, and could, go after the winner and actually get it. It's difficult, maybe impossible to explain, but I'll try. It's magic. This competition makes all our players feel something special when they put the shirt on."

Steve McManaman, TNT Sports

"The same magic has happened. Real Madrid never know when to give in. They always find a way to get back into the game and eventually move forward."

Thomas Tuchel, Bayern head coach, speaking to DAZN : "It’ll take a while to recover, but on the one hand it’s a loss where we left it all out on the pitch. No regrets."

Manuel Neuer, Bayern goalkeeper, speaking to DAZN : "Anyone who’s ever played football knows how I’m feeling right now. That we’ve been knocked out in the closing stages, having led 1-0 until the 85th minute, it’s extremely bitter. We'd taken one step to London, we saw ourselves in the final and now I’m lost for words."

Matthijs de Ligt, Bayern defender, speaking to DAZN : "I think we saw it [how cruel football is] tonight. We produced a solid performance for 90 minutes, very mature, very compact and defended really well. We also had really big chances to create something and that was maybe the one thing missing. It's good when you play like that for so long against Madrid, in the Estadio Santiago Bernabéu, but it’s such a shame when you – like so often against Real Madrid – give the game away."

• Joselu has scored five goals in his last seven Champions League appearances.
• The Spanish international is the third substitute to score twice in a Champions League semi-final match, after Liverpool's Georginio Wijnaldum in 2018/19 and Real Madrid's Rodrygo in 2021/22.
• Ancelotti will make his sixth Champions League final appearance as a coach, further extending his competition record.
• Toni Kroos became the seventh player to reach 150 appearances in the UEFA Champions League, and only the second German – after Bayern's Thomas Müller – to hit that landmark.
• The Real Madrid No8 played in his 20th semi-final match in the tournament, with only Cristiano Ronaldo (21) featuring in more.

Fantasy star performers

Joselu: 9 points Vinícius Júnior: 8 points Alphonso Davies: 7 points

Real Madrid : Lunin; Carvajal, Rüdiger, Nacho, Mendy; Valverde (Joselu 81), Kroos (Modrić 69), Tchouaméni (Camavinga 69); Bellingham (Militão 90+10); Rodrygo (Brahim Díaz 81), Vinícius Júnior

Bayern : Neuer; Kimmich, De Ligt, Dier, Mazraoui; Laimer, Pavlovic; Sané (Kim 76), Musiala (Müller 85), Gnabry (Davies 27); Kane (Choupo-Moting 84)

What's next?

Champions League final lowdown

Final records and statistics

Giro radical en la renovación de Modric por el Madrid: está haciendo todo lo posible para convencer a Florentino

Además, en la newsletter de este sábado, el atlético tiene a dovbyk en su radar para la próxima temporada..

Matteo Moretto

El futuro de Luka Modric y Toni Kroos está cada vez más cerca de una resolución total y definitiva . Las situaciones de los dos centrocampistas (el croata cumplirá 39 años en septiembre, mientras que el alemán ya tiene 34) parecen muy similares, pero en realidad las dinámicas de las dos negociaciones son diferentes: está por ver si el resultado final será el mismo para ambos. En cuanto a Modric, hay que decir que el croata quiere quedarse y está haciendo todo lo posible para convencer a Florentino de que le deje seguir vistiendo de blanco.

De hecho, la relación entre ambos es excelente, y Modric no hace más que demostrar lo mucho que le importa la camiseta del Real Madrid tras haber rechazado grandes ofertas, aceptando el nuevo rol de suplente y rebajando mucho su sueldo actual . Las últimas reuniones entre las partes han sido muy positivas y la dinámica se inclina hacia la continuidad. Ahora, para sellar el acuerdo, necesita el OK definitivo del Real Madrid que -en un principio no parecía abierto a su continuidad- pero ahora parece más dispuesto que nunca a mantenerle en plantilla para el año que viene. Se filtra un gran optimismo, hasta el punto de que el agente del jugador, Vlado Lemic, admitió: "Lo más probable es que se quede un año más y siga escribiendo historia".

La continuidad de Toni Kroos , en cambio, pende de que el alemán dé luz verde a la operación . El Real Madrid le ha enviado una propuesta de renovación y ahora sólo espera el OK del centrocampista internacional, que se había tomado un tiempo para pensar las cosas . Las opciones definitivas son inminentes.

Hablemos del Atlético de Madrid. Uno de los objetivos del mercado veraniego es sin duda un delantero, porque la continuidad de Memphis Depay está realmente en el aire . Ahora os hablaremos de algunos nombres, aunque a día de hoy no hay ninguna negociación avanzada con nadie.

Tal y como han comentado desde Alemania, el club rojiblanco ha sondeado a Serhou Guirassy , que puede salir del Stuttgart gracias a una cláusula de 17,5 millones de euros : el club que está, sin embargo, por delante para llevárselo es el Borussia Dortmund. Otro nombre que está en el radar del Atlético, pero que seguramente no será fácil por una cuestión económica, es el de Artem Dovbyk, del Girona , cuyo precio es de 40 millones. Está por ver si el Girona está abierto a negociar , rebajando la cifra final de la operación. Veremos en las próximas semanas por quién apuesta el Atlético.

Hablando del Girona, otra de las novedades de esta newsletter, es que el City Group quiere invertir en Thiago Helguera , centrocampista uruguayo del año 2006, del Nacional. Es muy joven, pero tiene un gran talento. La idea del City Group es ficharlo y enviarlo al Girona.

Mbappé ya se mensajea con los jugadores del Real Madrid y prepara su llegada