Park
Campo del Moro
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Mariola
January 26, 2019
Less known than parque del Retiro, it has a beautiful view of the Royal Palace and is usually very quiet.
Adrian
April 27, 2017
It was Queen Maria Cristina who decided to convert this site into a 19th century English-style garden, influenced by the Romantic concept of nature. It had not been developed as a garden in the past, as it was not possible to connect the area to the Royal Palace, which was situated at a much higher altitude. This position was exploited to create one of the best views in Madrid, with the Royal Palace looming beyond an expansive green tapestry, surrounded by monumental fountains within an ample and shady romantic garden. The gardens also contain two Neoclassical fountains: the Fountain of the Tritons and that of the Palace of the Shells.
It was Queen Maria Cristina who decided to convert this site into a 19th century English-style garden, influenced by the Romantic concept of nature. It had not been developed as a garden in the past, as it was not possible to connect the area to the Royal Palace, which was situated at a much higher…
José Angel
November 7, 2016
The gardens of the Royal Palace is a very nice place, and not crowded at all. A bit hilly, but very peacefull and pleasant
Fran
March 3, 2016
Maybe one of the most beautifully parks of Madrid Few minutes walking from the flat
Mark
May 27, 2015
This is the most beautiful and least known park in Madrid. It's at the back of the palace and you have to walk all the way around to get in. Full of different species of trees and peacocks.
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1 P.º de la Virgen del Puerto
Madrid, MD