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Capricho de la Alameda de Osuna
Category: Parks & Gardens - Madrid Attractions & Activities
Address: Paseo de la Alameda de Osuna, Madrid 28042
This garden was first created at the request of the Duchess of Osuna at the end of the 18th century. The beautiful and peaceful setting of this garden has earned it the name "The Caprice." The garden also has additional historic significance, as it was used as a hideout for a soldier of Napoleon's in the War of Independence and the Spanish Civil...
Category: Parks & Gardens - Madrid Attractions & Activities
Address: Calle Bailén, (Royal Palace Gardens), Madrid, ES 28013
This pleasure garden was first created at the request of the Duke and Duchess of Osuna at the end of the 18th century. The beautiful and peaceful setting of this garden has earned it the name "The Caprice." The garden also has additional historic significance, as it was used as a hideout for a soldier of Napoleon's in the War of Independence and...
Category: Parks & Gardens - Madrid Attractions & Activities
Address: Paseo de la Alameda de Osuna, (Royal Gardens), Madrid 28005
These enormous gardens are named after the Arabs' war against the Christians in the Middle Ages when they attempted to capture the fortress that is now the Palacio Real. Now, this is a beautiful garden filled with many plants, including some trees nearly 200 years old. There are also two famous fountains in this park, the Tritons Fountain and the...
Category: Parks & Gardens - Madrid Attractions & Activities
Address: Calle Ferraz, Madrid, ES 28008
Home of the Debod Temple, a gift from the Egyptian government. Great second century BC Egyptian architecture. The surrounding park is quiet and solitary, allowing for a contemplative stroll after a day of business meetings or shopping excursions. Metro: Plaza de España
Category: Parks & Gardens - Madrid Attractions & Activities
Address: Paseo de Moret, Moncloa, (West Park), Madrid 28001
Long a portal to the city, this western park features an array of historic statuary and walking paths. Excellent plant species abound. Home of the annual International Rose Competition. Calm amidst the bustle of the city. Metro: Moncloa
Category: Parks & Gardens - Madrid Attractions & Activities
Address: Puerta de Alcalá, Plaza de la Independéncia, Madrid 28001
One of the more popular parks with Madrid residents because of its outdoor offerings and tranquil beauty. Take a rowboat on the pond and later stroll amid the calm, natural surroundings. Biking, chess matches or pickup games of bocciball are common occurrences. Metro: Retiro
Category: Parks & Gardens - Madrid Attractions & Activities
Address: Avenida de la Alameda de Osuna, Madrid, ES 28042
This park offers visitors a natural environment in which to relax. Features a beautiful castle, exciting casino and the hermitage. Park setting is well-maintained and inviting. Metro: Barajas
Category: Parks & Gardens - Madrid Attractions & Activities
Address: Campo de las Naciones, Madrid 28033
One of the largest parks in Europe. Musically-accompanied water show draws viewers to the auditorium on summer evenings. Beautiful river runs through the park, and a tour train carries sightseers throughout the grand environs. Metro: Campo de las Naciones
Quinta Parque de la Fuente del Berro
Category: Parks & Gardens - Madrid Attractions & Activities
Address: Enrique D'Almonte and Jorge Juan Sts, Madrid 28001
This lovely neighborhood within a park is a gem in the heart of the city. Circular fountain, statuary and green space abound. Visit the Water Garden and delight in the tranquil waterfall and the El Globo tower. Metro: O'Donnell
Category: Parks & Gardens - Madrid Attractions & Activities
Address: Plaza de Murillo, 2, Madrid 28014
Escape from the busy hum of the city by visiting the botanical garden of Madrid. The garden was originally built under Charles III by Juan de Villanueva and the botanist Gómez Ortega in 1781. When it finally opened in 1791, it already contained 30,000 different plants. You can wonder through the gardens and see plants from five continents. Don't...
