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Explore Madrid’s iconic streets on a 3-hour La Casa de Papel filming locations tour. Discover real sites, behind-the-scenes stories, and cinematic secrets.
If you’re a fan of Netflix’s La Casa de Papel (Money Heist), this walking tour promises a chance to step into the series’ most memorable scenes and locations right in the heart of Madrid. While it’s billed as a film-location tour, it’s also a thoughtful stroll through Madrid’s charming streets, with plenty of behind-the-scenes nuggets that bring the series’ fictional world to life.
One thing we love about this experience is the opportunity to walk past real sites like the Royal Mint of Spain, which played a pivotal role in the series’ plot. Plus, the guide’s stories make these familiar spots feel fresh and cinematic, turning a simple walk into a living episode of the show. That said, at 3 hours and $246 per person, it’s not the cheapest activity in Madrid—so it’s worth considering whether the series’ fan appeal justifies the price.
This tour is best suited for fans eager to connect fictional moments with Madrid’s real streets, or anyone interested in film tourism with a splash of Spanish culture. But those who prefer more in-depth historical or cultural tours might find it a bit narrow in scope. Still, for lovers of Money Heist, this is a fun, accessible way to see the city from a different perspective.


This walking tour weaves through Madrid’s streets, spotlighting places made famous on-screen. Starting with your guide, who’s often lively and well-informed, you’ll be greeted at a spot marked by a plush llama—our company mascot—making it easy to identify your guide. The initial excitement is tangible as you get ready to retrace some of the series’ most tense and clever moments.
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One of the standout highlights is passing the Royal Mint of Spain, which plays an integral part in the series. While you won’t get inside (as tours don’t include entry), standing outside the building gives you a sense of the scale and grandeur that made it a perfect stand-in for the fictional site in the story. The guide shares stories about how the location was transformed on screen and some behind-the-scenes secrets about filming.
As you walk past Madrid’s grand plazas and narrow alleys, you’ll see how the city’s architecture lends itself well to cinematic storytelling. Many reviewers found the tour’s pacing just right—enough time to take photos and soak in the atmosphere without feeling rushed. The guide also points out minor spots that became key escape routes or hideout locations in the series, adding layers of storytelling to the physical walk.
A significant part of the tour involves retracing the escape routes and tactical points used by the crew. These spots aren’t just scenic—they’re the narrative backbone of the series’ suspense. The guide explains how some narrow streets and alleyways were chosen for their strategic importance, giving you a behind-the-scenes view of how filming locations can influence storytelling.
Guests frequently comment on the engaging nature of the stories shared. For example, one reviewer appreciated how the guide explained filming secrets and little-known facts about the series’ production—making the experience more than just a sightseeing walk. These anecdotes are especially valuable for fans who want to know how Madrid was transformed into the stage for the world’s most famous heist.
The tour is designed to be wheelchair accessible and is conducted in several languages, including English, French, Spanish, Italian, Russian, and German. It lasts about 3 hours, making it a manageable outing even for those with limited time or less stamina. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes, as Madrid’s cobbled streets and uneven surfaces mean lots of walking.

At $246 per person, this tour isn’t the most budget-friendly activity, but it offers access to locations many travelers wouldn’t see alone, combined with captivating stories. Reviewers note the guide’s enthusiasm and insider knowledge as a big plus, which adds to the perceived value. For fans of the series eager to see the actual spots and learn some behind-the-scenes secrets, many find it worth the cost.
The tour price covers the guided walk, storytelling, and special anecdotes. However, it does not include food or drinks, so plan to bring snacks if you’d like to extend your sightseeing afterward. Remember, it’s a walking tour, so comfortable footwear is a must.

This experience is best for Netflix fans, especially those obsessed with La Casa de Papel. It appeals to travelers who enjoy film tourism, storytelling, and seeing Madrid through a cinematic lens. If you’re already familiar with the series, you’ll find the tour enhances your appreciation of the locations and filming secrets.
However, if your main goal is a comprehensive cultural or historical tour of Madrid, you might find this a bit narrow. Still, for a quick, engaging, and fun activity with a strong narrative focus, it hits the mark.

The Madrid: La Casa de Papel Filming Locations Walking Tour offers a unique blend of sightseeing and series fandom. It’s a well-paced, entertaining experience that combines real Madrid streets with the fictional world of the series, guided by a knowledgeable and approachable storyteller. The inclusion of behind-the-scenes facts and filming secrets makes it especially appealing for fans eager to connect the dots between fiction and reality.
While the price might seem steep to some, many visitors feel they get good value through the storytelling and exclusive insights. The tour’s emphasis on authentic locations, combined with a lively guide, creates a memorable way to see parts of Madrid you might not have explored on your own—and in the process, relive some of the most thrilling moments of Money Heist.
If you love the series or enjoy film-inspired travel experiences, this tour is a clever and entertaining addition to your Madrid itinerary.
Is this tour suitable for wheelchair users? Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible, making it easier for a wider range of travelers to enjoy.
How long is the tour? It lasts approximately 3 hours, covering several key filming locations around Madrid.
What languages are available for the tour? The tour is offered in English, French, Spanish, Italian, Russian, and German.
Do I need to bring anything? Wear comfortable shoes for walking, and bring a camera for photos of iconic locations.
Does the tour include entrance fees? No, it does not include entry to any sites—it’s a walking tour focused on exterior locations and storytelling.
Where does the tour start? Your guide will meet you at a designated meeting point, holding a plush llama mascot for easy identification.
Is this a private tour? Yes, it’s conducted as a private group, which allows for a more personalized experience.
Can I cancel the tour? Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
In summary, if you’re a Money Heist fanatic or simply love discovering Madrid through a cinematic lens, this tour offers a memorable, well-curated experience. It balances location visits with engaging stories, making it a worthwhile addition for fans who want more than just the usual sightseeing.