Hiking routes in Madrid and natural tourist attractions
Parque del Retiro: from royal flight of fancy to public park
Located in the centre of Madrid, this green space combines recreation, culture and architecture with a thrilling story about the decline of the absolute monarchy in Spain.
The Casa de Campo Park, Madrid’s breath of fresh air
Located on the west side of the capital, the Casa de Campo stopped functioning as a royal hunting estate to become a place of enjoyment and entertainment for Madrilenians.
Yes, Madrid does have a beach: at the San Juan reservoir
The reservoir built in 1955 is the only one in the Madrid Autonomous Region in which swimming and water sports are permitted.
Sierra de Madrid. Delightful villages and hiking trails
Just a stone’s throw from the city, you can find little towns and villages in the Sierra de Madrid, as well as natural landscapes where you can go hiking or simply enjoy the scenery.
The Sierra de Guadarrama, a National Park on Madrid’s doorstep
Visitors are surprised by the Sierra de Guadarrama. Mainly by the fact that a protected area so rich in nature, biological diversity and beauty should be found so close to the capital.
El Capricho Park: Madrid’s very own Versailles
El Capricho Park, spanning 14 hectares, lies next to the Alameda de Osuna neighbourhood and is one of the most charming parks in Madrid.
Peñalara: a natural park with bags of charm
Peñalara Natural Park is situated within the Sierra de Guadarrama National Park and is perfect for hiking and climbing.