Originally enjoyed by Fernando VI as a royal hunting ground, is now the largest green space in Madrid, with extensive bike and walking trails, a zoo and aquarium, sports arena, amusement park, and cable car. In contrast to the manicured grounds of Retiro Park, this area grows wild and allows visitors to see Madrid's ecosystem in its natural state. Scout out a picnic spot in the sun-dappled forest, walk along creeks, and read up on the local plant and animal life on the informational plaques. Watch for the bright green monk parakeets that flit among the treetops. Young visitors will love the many play areas and the amusement park. Finish off your visit with a ride on the cable car, taking in bird's-eye views of the Temple of Debod, the Parque del Oeste Rose Garden, and the Royal Palace on your way back to the city station, which is near Metro Argüelles. To visit Casa de Campo on your holiday in Madrid, and find out what else Madrid has to offer, use our Madrid online visit planner .
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Casa de Campo Reviews
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Es un parque super grande, con un lago enorme con barquitas que te cuestan 8 e 45 min esta genial. Muchas zonas verdes donde pasear y tumbarse. Parques muy completos para todas las edades. Muy limpio,... more »
It is a super large park, with a huge lake with small tips that cost you 8 and 45 min this great. Many green areas to walk and lie down. Parks very complete for all ages. Very clean, there are many parking areas nearby. Bike lane. The rather expensive snack kiosks a tin drink usually costs 1.5 e and some curly-ups from Risi 1 e. I advise taking it from home. There are plenty of ducks too to feed them.View original -
Am betsen erkundet man den Park zu Fuß. Wir sind dafür mit der Metro bis Casa de Campo ans hintere Ende gefahren. Eigentlich sieht es hier eher aus wie auf dem Land. Ein grün, braune Gegend mit locker... more »
You can explore the park on foot. We took the metro to Casa de Campo to the rear end. Actually, it looks more like in the countryside. A green, brown area with loose trees. The park is used by many joggers, but also cyclists and there are few fixed paths. Most of the time, you walk on well-trodden paths. From the metro station Casa de Campo you walk towards the zoo. Here everything is beautifully green. If you come by car, you will find plenty of parking spaces. Continue towards the lake, probably the most important part. In between you see rabbits again and again, which is certainly also interesting for children. On the lake, in addition to a beautiful view of the Royal Palace and the city, there are also opportunities to rest. We are further towards the cable car to get back to the city. Again it goes cross-country through loose trees and always slightly uphill. Now you get a wonderful view of the city. We actually got tickets at the top. The day before, the operation was unfortunately stopped shortly before due to bad weather. All in all, it was worth it and you had about 2-3 hours to plan and it's doable for everyone.View original -
Scoperto quasi per caso, dopo aver visitato i giardini del Palazzo Reale. Questo parco è davvero grande e ci sono diverse attrazioni all'interno. E' consigliabile girarlo in bici. Per chi vuole stacca... more »
Discovered almost by accident, after visiting the gardens of the Royal Palace. This park is really big and there are several attractions inside. It is advisable to ride it on a bike. For those who want to unplug from the city center and spend a day relaxing and in nature. There is also a zoo/aquarium, a pond and other activities.View original
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Beautiful place. We were in the ZOO. There are dolphin shows. I have a picture with a dolphin. You can see pandas too. It is the best zoological garden I saw to date. Great place for whole family. If you want to visit, plan for the whole day, the ZOO is huge. If you buy tickets online you won't have to wait in queue.
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A wonderful part to hike, run, or bike ride for hours. I hiked to casa de Campo I was impressed with the beauty and cleanliness of the park. I couldn't believe I was in the middle of Madrid. If you have the time, go get a street bike and take a tour. Or go pack a picnic basket and go for a leisurely walk, picnic, and nap in the park.
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The place is huge. Animal enclosures are very well maintained. Lots of things for the kids to do and see. The food is the worst I have tasted in Spain. You see the local people take in there own food and you quickly find out why!
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Good routes for cycling. Many are unsuitable for road bikes, though. Google Maps could do with adding a choice between bike types, as it kept telling me to turn onto rocky paths.
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Nice place to have a good dinner near the lake. And yes you can park the car. And surprisingly not so crowded. Must be that everybody is on holiday. Worth repeating to do a nice dinner. During the day for lunch to hot in my opinion. Just my 2cents. Going there around 18:00 and make a long walk and than have a great dinner with friends & family. I recomend to visit it when you are in the Madrid area
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