
Casa de Campo
Casa de Campo is Madrid's largest park, offering a serene escape with lush greenery, recreational activities, and stunning views, perfect for nature lovers and families alike.
About this place
Why visit?
It is a huge green space that offers various outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and boating. Additionally, it features beautiful views of the Royal Palace and the city of Madrid.
History and context
Casa de Campo was originally a royal hunting ground, created in the 16th century. Over the years, it has been a recreational area for the people of Madrid and has undergone various transformations, becoming a public park in the 20th century.
What to see
Lake of Casa de Campo, cable car, picnic areas, and children's play areas.
Mistakes to avoid
Do not underestimate the size of the park; plan your visit. Avoid going on rainy days, as some areas may be muddy. Don't forget to protect yourself from the sun in summer.
Location
Address
Casa de Campo, 28011 Madrid, Spain
How to get there
Metro: Line 10 to Lago. Also accessible by bus.
Recommended Duration
2-4 hours
Practical Information
Opening Hours
N/A
Tickets
Free admission
Tips
Bring water and snacks, as the park is large and it can be difficult to find services. Visit the cable car for panoramic views. Make sure to wear comfortable shoes for walking.
Address
Casa de Campo, 28011 Madrid, Spain
Price
free
Best time of day
Afternoon
Wheelchair accessible
✓ Wheelchair accessible
Kid friendly
✓ Kid friendly
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