Very nice bike shop on Atocha. The space is quite large and the staff is very knowledgeable. When I…read morearrived to Madrid, I needed to get a new bike - I went to Calmera and they told me to wait a couple of weeks and they were offering a big sale. Everytime I go back there's more deals to be had. When I was unfortunately in an accident, I took the bike in to be looked over, and the maintenance repairs cost be 11 euros (including re-taping my handlebars). I think it wouldn't normallly wouldn't be so cheap - maybe taking pity on me.

Hi, i have just purchased a touring bike from the very helpful people at Calmera. They went out of…read moretheir way to assist me. I speak no Spanish and found them accommodating and enthusiastic in my search for the right bike. I would be coming back for further products if i kived in Madrid.

Love this Bike Shop! They are pleasant and give great service! Santiago showed me the way to Campo…read morepark and introduced me to a Fantastic coffee shop. I am from the US and truly appreciate them. They also fixed my bike quickly. This is a authentic bike shop with great bikes and accessories.

From the owner: Tienda y taller. Con interés especial en bicicletas de calidad, hechas a mano, ya sean antiguas…read more(clasicas) o actuales, pero siempre atendiendo al detalle e intentado darle al cliente la bici más adecuada a sus necesidades. Cada bici es única. Ofrece personalización hasta el último detalle para que tu bici se adapte a tu cuerpo y a tu forma de ser. Fabrican productos para tu bici, desde pequeños detalles en cuero hasta cuadros completos. Restauran y pintan bicicletas. Quizá el taller de bicicletas más especializado de la cuidad en este aspecto. Se ha convertido en lugar de encuentro de los colectivos ciclistas de la ciudad. Y también son un club ciclista que organiza salidas todos los domingos con salidas desde la tienda. Viva Bicicletas es un grito de revolución, la revolución de la bici que siempre necesitaremos.

My mom and I did their 4:00 PM E-bike tour this past week. It was a great experience and our guide…read morewas excellent! I would recommend doing this tour on your first day/afternoon in Madrid so you can get acclimated to the city and see some of the main sites. Our guide, Fran, was knowledgeable, personable, and animated. The background he provided at each of the sites was interesting and helped us learn more about Madrid and Spanish history. He also had great tips and recommendations for where to go in Madrid. The tour was about 10-15 people I'd say. It was a good size to command enough attention to safely drive on the road in a lane but have everyone stay together. They provided a water bottle, helmet, bike. Fran even took us to a special "surprise stop" at the end (churros!). With the E-bike, you could adjust the assistance and you still pedaled to make the assist go, but it was a good choice to have some assist as there are hills and you don't want to worry about having to keep up on going when you're driving in a lane on the road. The shop also has bikes, roller blades, and skate/penny boards for rent.

Best way to spend 2 hours at Parque De El Retiro. The park is rather large but flat so exploring…read moreby bike is not only fun but makes for a fun way to see the park. Rental was quick and easy, you have to leave your ID and 2 hours was about $7.50 euros per person. We easily explored the parque in 1 hour with time for photos and admiring the beauty it offers. Definitely recommend!