Parque Juan Carlos I on Postcard

"The Largest Park in Madrid Madrid's largest park, named after King Juan Carlos I, is a short metro ride from downtown, but from the moment you leave the station you feel as though you've been transported to a faraway land of fairy tales. Giant sculptures decorate the massive grounds, with dedications to Galileo, victims of the Holocaust, and world peace, respectively. If the weather is fair, there is a free train which offers rides every hour on the hour around the entire park—the only way you can see the whole place in a day!"

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Fobby

Google

Huge park with a large variety of activities to do. Great for a long walk, lots of wonderful scenery and sculptures. The park is slit into areas with different themes for planting and landscaping. We also saw a large lake where people were canoeing.

Monica Meena

Google

Amazing place for family outing. Can celebrate a birthday there by a little bit of decorations around trees. Nicely managed and great water body there. It also have kids playing area with nice equipments. The Park also also have some points with tortoise in it ☺️☺️☺️

Jessica Amador

Google

Had the park nearly to ourselves! So beautiful and huge, next time bringing our bikes!

Graham Amey

Google

The initial impression I got was that the park was very artificial, but. I found out it was only built in 1992 hence why. The facilities though are excellent, plenty of room for people to walk, run, cycle and rollerblade. There's also canoeing or kayaking and fishing there so overall a great local facility.

MJ La-Fernandez

Google

An excellent park to do anything and everything. From relaxing to fun activities. Bike hiring available but remember to bring your id and it closes (the bike place) at 1:30 on Sundays for siesta and reopens at 4-5pm but check the web for the exact details. Also if your meeting someone or a group be sure which side of the park your meeting, it can take ages to cross the park, unless you have loads of time

Jan Šembera

Google

My favourite place in Madrid! Very big and nice park, with artificial lakes and rivers, hill to watch stars, plenty of playgrounds for children, small botanical garden, spaces for picnic or even fishing... You can borrow bikes there as well, plus its full of sculptures and art in surprising places! Everytime I go I discover something new, really love this place and prefer it over Retiro - in Juan Carlos it never gets too crowded.

Marini Facey

Google

Wow...this park is massive! It keeps going and going in the best of ways! There is so much to see, so much to do! It's grand! It's lovely! Go visit! Go enjoy it!

André Lang

Google

Wonderful park. For me this is one of the most beautiful parks I know and in my opinion probably the best of Madrid (and Madrid has many nice ones to offer). The different landscapes and also the combination with the water amazed me.

Fobby

Google

Huge park with a large variety of activities to do. Great for a long walk, lots of wonderful scenery and sculptures. The park is slit into areas with different themes for planting and landscaping. We also saw a large lake where people were canoeing.

Monica Meena

Google

Amazing place for family outing. Can celebrate a birthday there by a little bit of decorations around trees. Nicely managed and great water body there. It also have kids playing area with nice equipments. The Park also also have some points with tortoise in it ☺️☺️☺️

Jessica Amador

Google

Had the park nearly to ourselves! So beautiful and huge, next time bringing our bikes!

Graham Amey

Google

The initial impression I got was that the park was very artificial, but. I found out it was only built in 1992 hence why. The facilities though are excellent, plenty of room for people to walk, run, cycle and rollerblade. There's also canoeing or kayaking and fishing there so overall a great local facility.

MJ La-Fernandez

Google

An excellent park to do anything and everything. From relaxing to fun activities. Bike hiring available but remember to bring your id and it closes (the bike place) at 1:30 on Sundays for siesta and reopens at 4-5pm but check the web for the exact details. Also if your meeting someone or a group be sure which side of the park your meeting, it can take ages to cross the park, unless you have loads of time

Jan Šembera

Google

My favourite place in Madrid! Very big and nice park, with artificial lakes and rivers, hill to watch stars, plenty of playgrounds for children, small botanical garden, spaces for picnic or even fishing... You can borrow bikes there as well, plus its full of sculptures and art in surprising places! Everytime I go I discover something new, really love this place and prefer it over Retiro - in Juan Carlos it never gets too crowded.

Marini Facey

Google

Wow...this park is massive! It keeps going and going in the best of ways! There is so much to see, so much to do! It's grand! It's lovely! Go visit! Go enjoy it!

André Lang

Google

Wonderful park. For me this is one of the most beautiful parks I know and in my opinion probably the best of Madrid (and Madrid has many nice ones to offer). The different landscapes and also the combination with the water amazed me.

Parque Juan Carlos I

Parque Juan Carlos I

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