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When people say that Madrid is one of the liveliest cities in Europe, they are not only referring to its nightclubs. Any morning or evening can become special if you know how to enjoy what the capital has to offer.
Below, we share five fun ideas for a week in Madrid, perfect for both visitors and locals. If you want to organise your time in a more personalised way, private tours in Madrid can help you experience the city from a fresh perspective. Which one will you choose?

Travelling around the centre of Madrid and through Parque del Retiro on a Segway is a fun and enriching experience. And even if you've never been on a Segway before, you'll be an expert in just 5 minutes!
Pass by Plaza Mayor, Catedral de la Almudena, Palacio Real, the Manzanares River, and many other symbolic tourist sites on this tour with us in Madrid. Spectacular views and smiles are guaranteed.

If you're a lover of nature and you don't know about Madrid's Bosque Encantado, then you're missing out on a true marvel that you must visit at least once in life. It has a botanical garden and a fairy-tale themed park, whilst spirits and other mythical creatures "live" in the woods.
Every corner has its own details and surprises, including the plants which are trimmed into thousands of unique shapes. Furthermore, the air you breathe in and the background music allow you to fully disconnect. The only drawback is that it's located in San Martín de Valdeiglesias, far from Madrid's city centre.

Can't take your eyes off the screen when you're playing a wargame or watching an action movie? Then a laser tag battle is just what you’re looking for. This is a perfect activity for encouraging strategy and getting an adrenaline rush in search of victory.
Unlike paintballing, the shots don't hurt, although companies like Universal Games offer game modes that give you electric shocks every time you are shot by an enemy.

Flamenco is one of the most popular traditions in Spanish culture. Experiencing a Flamenco show after a tour of Madrid and a brief class has got to be one of the best ways of getting to know this world-famous dance.

Go back in time to the happiest moments of your childhood. Don't tell me that you're not thinking about those times spent in ball pits, on slides, and on bouncy castles, especially at birthday parties. Now you can relive those moments with your friends, even if you're going on holiday to Madrid and you want to destress for a bit.
These are only some of the best activities around for a week in Madrid. If you want to discover more experiences, then click here.