Embark on a guided night walk through the shadowy streets of Madrid and uncover the city’s most chilling legends, ghost stories, and dark history — including eerie tales from the Spanish Inquisition.
Meet your guide at Plaza de la Providencia and begin your lantern-lit journey through narrow alleys and hidden squares. Along the way, explore Madrid’s forgotten corners and hear fascinating stories of superstition, persecution, and ancient beliefs.
Experience the darker side of Los Madriles as your storyteller reveals the haunting folklore and terrifying truths from one of Spain’s most feared eras.
✔ Lantern-lit evening tour of Madrid
✔ Ghosts, murders & local legends
✔ Stories of Los Madriles folklore
✔ Dark history of the Inquisition
✔ Superstitions & old beliefs
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Pause outside the Royal Palace, an imposing symbol of power and intrigue. Your guide recounts ghost stories and legends of tragic figures connected to the palace, as well as tales of betrayal, persecution, and the darker side of Madrid’s royal history.
Walk to Plaza de la Provincia, a historic square that once served as a gathering place for public announcements and judgments. Your guide shares chilling stories of past executions, hauntings, and the superstitions that linger around its corners, giving insight into the city’s darker past.
Arrive at the iconic Plaza Mayor, the heart of old Madrid. As the square was historically the site of trials, public punishments, and Inquisition-related events, your guide recounts the ghostly apparitions, tales of persecution, and sinister legends tied to its centuries-old buildings.
Visit Plaza de la Villa, one of Madrid’s oldest squares, surrounded by medieval architecture. Here, you’ll hear about betrayals, hauntings, and stories of historical figures whose spirits are said to still linger in the area, as well as the folklore of the city’s aristocracy during Inquisition times.
At Plaza de la Cruz Verde, your guide narrates legends of crime, superstition, and mysterious occurrences. This square, like many in the Old Town, was historically linked to judicial proceedings and shadowy tales of fear and persecution, adding to the chilling atmosphere of the tour.
Stroll along Calle Mayor, a street rich in history and lined with old buildings that once housed merchants and officials. Hear stories of hauntings, hidden tunnels, and the dark folklore of Los Madriles, as your guide reveals secrets that have passed down through generations.
Pause outside the Royal Palace, an imposing symbol of power and intrigue. Your guide recounts ghost stories and legends of tragic figures connected to the palace, as well as tales of betrayal, persecution, and the darker side of Madrid’s royal history.
Conclude your tour at the Monasterio de la Encarnación, a historic convent whose walls are said to harbor secrets, hauntings, and stories of devotion intertwined with fear. Here, you’ll hear the most intimate and terrifying aspects of the Spanish Inquisition.
Meet your guide holding a lantern by the small fountain in Plaza de la Provincia
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