Stands out for

  • • 611 BiciMAD stations across 21 districts
  • • Flexible rental from 1 hour to several days
  • • Electric bikes with pedal assistance available
  • • Recommended routes through Casa de Campo and Retiro
  • • Return bikes at any of many city-wide locations

Description

Context Madrid, the capital of Spain, features an extensive network of bike lanes and 611 BiciMAD stations that distribute 7,500 electric bikes across 21 districts. The city actively promotes sustainable mobility and offers well-marked urban routes through iconic parks like Casa de Campo and El Retiro. For example, the Casa de Campo route climbs only 50 meters over 10 km, making it ideal for a relaxed ride.

The Experience Rent urban, leisure, mountain, or electric bikes with pedal assistance and explore Madrid and its green spaces at your own pace. As you ride along marked paths, the wind carries the scent of thyme through Casa de Campo. Choose hourly rentals (1–3 hours) or multi-day options, with full flexibility to return your bike at any of the 611 BiciMAD stations throughout the city.

For Whom Ideal for tourists, families with children over 5 years old, and occasional cyclists seeking light to moderate physical activity. Not recommended for individuals with limited mobility unless using adapted bikes, or for those preferring high-intensity cycling.

Local Context Madrid supports sustainable transport through initiatives like BiciMAD, which ensures wide access to electric bikes across the city. Locals and visitors alike enjoy historic parks and urban routes that blend nature with cultural heritage.

Key Info

Difficulty

Easy

Setting

Outdoors

Best season

All year round

Recommended Age Range

All ages

Kid-friendly

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Practical Guide

Everything you need to know about Urban and Electric Bike Rentals in Madrid

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Expert Recommendations

Wear comfortable clothing and bring a valid ID for the deposit. A helmet is strongly recommended for safety. Rent early in the morning or late afternoon to avoid rush hours. Download the BiciMAD app to simplify booking and returning bikes. Expect a light to moderate workout—perfect for leisurely exploration without pressure.

Physical Requirements

light to moderate physical activity, depending on the type of bicycle and duration

About the Area

Madrid offers a well-developed bike infrastructure, including dedicated bike lanes and major green spaces like Casa de Campo and El Retiro. Beyond biking, the city invites visitors to explore museums, historic plazas, and vibrant neighborhoods such as La Latina and Malasaña. Public transport makes every area of Madrid easily accessible.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Helmets are not mandatory, but strongly recommended for safety, especially on busy urban roads.
Yes, electric bikes with pedal assistance are available. They make urban routes and park rides easier and more enjoyable.
You can return your bike at any of the 611 BiciMAD stations located across Madrid’s 21 districts.
The typical minimum age is 5 years. Children should use age-appropriate bikes and ride with adult supervision.
Advance booking isn’t required, but it’s advisable to check with a local operator or rental shop, especially during peak seasons.