Beautiful park! I have walked around here several times in the autumn and winter. There is a large…read morelake where you can rent a boat, multiple playgrounds for children, a golf course, a place to skateboard and many outdoor gyms. I see many groups here enjoy activities together such as yoga and stretching classes. It is also a popular trail to jog and run. In the spring and summertime, I cannot wait to have a picnic outside on the grass. This park is very large and very pretty! There are always activities happening here!

Really well-maintained large park on the outskirts of Madrid. Interesting sculptures are scattered…read morethroughout the park interconnected with paths through lawns and orchards. There's no shortage of playgrounds with fun and unique equipment either.

Beautiful park with the view of Royal palace. Conveniently located by bus stop for multiple bus…read morelines. When I visited in May it closed at 8.

Lovely palace gardens .... if it's a nice day- it is worth it to take a walk around to the only…read moreentrance on Paseo de la virgin del puerto - closer to the Pio principal train station . It's downhill from the palace . So if you plan to see the palace then remember after the gardens - it's a walk uphill . This place is free and so beautiful and quiet . Two peacocks walking around not very afraid of people near them . I saw horse and carriage with guards constantly circling around the top and the bottom of the palace.

It could be the prop for a movie set. An ascetic, dark garage. All brick walls painted white, with…read moreloose weights in quiet, functional order. Thick black metal bars bolted onto the wall, with rings and ropes hanging from them. Some natural light filters from the translucent glass blocks on the ceiling. What's above? Don't ask. No one cares. May be if there was an abandoned train station nearby, this place could be more authentic. May be not. The clientele, are mostly covered with tattoos, shave their heads and wear their their facial hair long. Long. Piercings. Not hipsters from Brooklyn. Not 'boot camp' in inverted commas, for the cultural tourist, but the actual boot camp. The one of the armed forces, or where that intersects indistinguishably with a longboard. The atmosphere is friendly and open, not effusive by any stretch but not at all exclusive. This place is the real deal. Look no further.