Parks and Gardens

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DISRUPTIONS CAUSED BY STORM FILOMENA

All of the city's parks and green spaces are currently being inspected and are therefore closed until further notice. As the risk of falling branches or damaged cornices remains high, we recommend you take extra care when walking through the city.

Casa de Campo, El Retiro Park and Madrid Río are Madrid’s best known green areas, but almost every neighbourhood in the city has its own park, square or community garden in which to go for a walk or do a bit of exercise.

PLEASE NOTE:

El Retiro and eight of the city’s other parks (El Capricho, Sabatini Gardens, the Rose Garden in Oeste Park, Juan Carlos I, Juan Pablo II, Quinta de Fuente del Berro, Quinta de los Molinos and Quinta Torre Arias) may close if weather conditions are severe. On these occasions you are also advised not to visit Dehesa de la Villa and Oeste Park which have no gates and cannot be closed to the public.

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, from 1 September all parks will close very day between 10pm and 6am.

Visita Ayer y hoy del Parque de El Retiro

Jardines del Descubrimiento
Park dedicated to the Discovery of America, located in the Plaza de Colón.

Jardines del Descubrimiento
Palacio del Príncipe de Anglona Gardens
This small gem, hidden in Latina, retains all the charm and the original structure.

Palacio del Príncipe de Anglona Gardens
Quinta de Torre Arias
Having been closed for many years, this 400-year-old park has once again be opened to the public.

Quinta de Torre Arias
Fuente del Berro Park
The Fuente del Berro Park is a splendid landscaped garden that was ordered by King Philip IV.

Fuente del Berro Park
Cerro del Tío Pío Park
One of the best places to watch the sun set in Madrid, known popularly as 'the park of the seven boobs'.

Cerro del Tío Pío Park
Quinta de los Molinos
In the east of Madrid lies one of the city's most unknown parks. Don’t miss its stunning almond trees which blossom in late February!

Quinta de los Molinos
Enrique Tierno Galván Park
This park, one of the largest in the city, located near Madrid Río, is home to the Planetarium and the IMAX.

Enrique Tierno Galván Park
Oeste Park
The Oeste Park, a monumental green space between Plaza de España, Moncloa and the university campus.

Oeste Park
Santander Park
The Santander Park has ample areas for leisure and facilities to play various sports.

Santander Park
Parque de las Cataratas (Parque Vallecas Villa)
Green space in the Villa de Vallecas district, presided by a large ornamental fountain.

Parque de las Cataratas (Parque Vallecas Villa)
Manzanares Linear Park
This natural environment surrounded by the Manzanares in the Usera area is ideal for leisure and recreation.

Manzanares Linear Park
Parque de Berlín
Green area located in the Ciudad Jardín neighbourhood, which houses three fragments of the famous Berlin Wall.

Parque de Berlín
Huerto de las Monjas
A secret garden in Hapsburg Madrid with fruit trees and an 18th-century bronze fountain.

Huerto de las Monjas
Atocha Station Tropical Garden
The Art Walk has a surprise for the visitor: a tropical garden in a train station.

Atocha Station Tropical Garden
El Retiro Rose Garden
This elegant garden situated in south Retiro must be seen during the spring months.

El Retiro Rose Garden
Rose garden in Oeste Park
Enjoy the world’s most beautiful rosebushes in one of the largest gardens in Madrid.

Rose garden in Oeste Park