
Royal Botanical Garden
Discover the Royal Botanical Garden in Madrid, a serene oasis showcasing diverse plant species, stunning landscapes, and rich history, perfect for nature lovers and casual visitors alike.
About this place
Why visit?
It is an ideal place for nature and botany lovers, with a wide collection of plants from around the world. Additionally, it offers a tranquil environment in the midst of the bustling city, perfect for strolling and learning about flora.
History and context
The Royal Botanical Garden of Madrid was founded in 1755 by order of King Ferdinand VI. Its original design was created by architect Francisco Sabatini, and it has been an important center for botanical research and species conservation throughout the centuries.
What to see
Plant collections, greenhouses, and the Garden of the Three Cultures.
Mistakes to avoid
Don't forget to buy your ticket in advance, don't skip the lesser-known areas of the garden, and avoid visiting on holidays if you prefer fewer crowds.
Location
Address
Plaza de Murillo, 2, 28014 Madrid, Spain
How to get there
Metro: Atocha (L1) or Banco de España (L2); several bus lines
Recommended Duration
1-2 hours
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday to Sunday: 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Tickets
Tips
Visit early to avoid crowds, bring water and a hat on sunny days, and don't forget your camera to capture the beauty of the place.
Address
Plaza de Murillo, 2, 28014 Madrid, Spain
Phone
+34 915 20 12 24Official website
https://www.rjb.csic.es/Price
medium
Best time of day
Morning
Wheelchair accessible
✓ Wheelchair accessible
Kid friendly
✓ Kid friendly
Frequently asked questions
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