Cerro del Tío Pío Park

Located in the area of Puente de Vallecas, this park, known popularly as the 'park of the seven boobs' owing to the shape of its hills, is said to offer the best views of Madrid.

Spread over different heights and gradients, its vast swathes of grass and tree-lined walkways make this one of the most popular green areas in the south of the city, offering sporting equipment, a cycle path, a kiosk, and a viewing point in the higher area.

Presiding over the lookout point is the Illusory Ornamental Rectangle, an ornamental element created in line with the project by the architects, Manuel Paredes Grosso, José Manuel Palao and Julián Franco with the engineers, Arturo Soto and José Luis Orgaz, which was built between 1985 and 1987. The sculpture is the work of the sculptor from Cadiz, Enriquez de Salamanca.