Retiro Park is home to over 15,000 trees and is known as the 'Lung of Madrid'. It also features many famous attractions: the Crystal Palace, the Gate of Spain, the Rose Garden, the Monument to King Alfonso XII, and more...
Casa de Campo is the largest urban park in Madrid, the capital of Spain, located to the west of the city center. It was formerly a royal hunting ground and covers an area of over 1,700 hectares. The Madrid Amusement Park and the Madrid Zoo are both located within this park, making it an ideal place to visit with children.
Located by the Madrid River, this park is perfect for sports. Its elongated structure is ideal for cycling, skating, and running. It's great for a morning run with kids, and there are hammocks for passersby to rest!
Carretera de la Dehesa de la Villa
This park in the north has dedicated rubber running tracks and bicycle lanes. At the mid-mountain, there is an observation deck where you can see most of Madrid. Stroll here, enjoy the sunset, and create beautiful memories with your children in Madrid.
Enrique Tierno Galván Park
This is the largest park in Madrid, featuring three ponds, sports facilities, bike paths, and viewpoints. More importantly, it has two children's areas, ensuring that kids will have a great time.
Western Park
Western Park is the oldest park in Madrid, also known for its famous rose garden. It also has a children's play area. Bring your kids and take some beautiful photos together!
