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Parks and gardens in Madrid

14 places

Madrid pairs large parks with historic gardens: the Royal Botanical Garden beside the Prado, El Capricho park in Alameda de Osuna, Madrid Río along the Manzanares, the Sabatini Gardens next to the Royal Palace and Fuente del Berro park.

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Here are Madrid's parks and gardens with the address and practical details of each.

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  1. Cerro del Tío Pío (Parque Siete Tetas)

    • Numancia
    • Also in: Beauty and wellness

    Parque de Tío Pío is not merely a viewpoint, but a place with character and history, with the city spread out at its feet.

  2. El Bosque Encantado

    • Also in: Places to go with kids

    It is a true enchanted forest with large living sculptures made of plants.

  3. Parque El Capricho

    • Alameda de Osuna

    A cultural and natural landmark of immeasurable value in Madrid.

  4. Parque de la Quinta de los Molinos

    • El Salvador

    All Madrileños know where to see almond trees in bloom. It is, of course, Parque de la Quinta de los Molinos, in the Salvador neighbourhood.

  5. Parque de la Fuente del Berro

    • Fuente del Berro

    This is a unique, centuries-old park that, in line with modern trends, has managed to preserve its XVII-century authenticity.

  6. Jardines de Sabatini

    • Palacio

    It is a true earthly paradise. Here, the song of birds is drowned out by the fragrance of beautiful flowers and the murmur of fountains.

  7. Jardines del Príncipe de Anglona

    • Palacio

    Today, it is more a remnant of the former luxury used by the palace’s influential inhabitants. However, this green jewel is now open to the public.

  8. Parque Madrid Río

    • Puerta del Ángel

    Madrid Río is one of the most beautiful walking areas in the city, offering a scenic route for pedestrians.

  10. Real Jardín Botánico Alfonso XIII

    • Ciudad Universitaria

    At the heart of the campus is a green island with a wide variety of plant life. This is where research and outreach in botany take place.

  11. Parque del Retiro

    • Los Jerónimos

    Parque del Retiro is one of Madrid’s most important parks, valued for its centuries-old history.

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Parks and gardens 14 places

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