We had a fantastic time. It definitely exceeding my expectations. I've been to many zoos before and…read moreeither a lot of the exhibits are under maintenance or the animal isn't present. The Zoo Aquarium de Madrid did not disappoint. It's quite a good size and offers a lot to see. Our son (2.5 years) really enjoyed the little farm animals. We all thought the dolphin show was outstanding. All in all this was a great experience. The walk from the subway station is a bit of a hike (we would probably bus it next time) but that wasn't a huge deal.

I am a zoo docent so I visit zoos wherever I am. This one is wonderful. The animals were…read moreobviously healthy and their habitats clean. The park is lovely and immaculate. This was a day well spent. I recommend 2-3 hours for the zoo, 45 minutes for lunch, and another hour for the aquarium. I did not see any docents there though. Either they have none or they aren't there during the week. I had a few animal questions and no one to ask. I think this well worth the price.

We floated above Madrid for :15 each way with endless views of the city below. It was €6 round…read moretrip & worth it. A very smooth ride @ 15 mph. We got off at the station, went to the view point & turned around to return to the city. There was a closed restaurant, clean restrooms & a small reasonably priced gift shop .Highly recommend!

For a couple dollars, you can soar over the city in this teleférico. For a few Euros you can take a…read more15 minute ride one way or 30 minute ride both ways. The ride takes you over a big park and apartment buildings in the suburbs, so while it's not the coolest view, it is fun if you have a ton of time in Madrid and want to relax. The cable cars are pretty small and not super new, so again, if you only have a few days in Madrid, I'd recommend other things first, but if you're looking for extra to do, this is available!

The park is lovely! It has a nearby Zoo (Zoo Aquarium de Madrid), Amusement park (Parques…read moreReunidos), and the Madrid Arena. There are plenty of running and biking routes, and lots of nature to explore. The best part is the Lago de la Casa de Campo, which has several restaurants nearby. The restaurants are overpriced, but still worthwhile for the relaxing outdoor terrace along the lake. There are three metro stops near by - one by the lake (Lago), Batán, and Casa de Campo, but all are on the periphery of the park, so expect a long walk. You can call a taxi, but there are none waiting in the park. While in the park, be sure to check out the Teleférico de Madrid, which is a good value at less than €5 for the 15 minute one-way trip, and just over €5 for the 30-minute round trip. The above-ground cable car runs from the middle of Casa de Campo to the Rosaleda de Madrid park near Argüelles.

A small but nicely chosen selection of mostly tropical freshwater fish (at time of visiting),…read moreincluding Oscars, and many types of Chiclids and an arrowana. The owner was very friendly and helpful despite my not speaking any Spanish. Very happy looking fish and I loved that all the betta fish were in tanks with plants and not in those tiny cups. It shows the owner really cared for his fish.