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El Retiro Park
El Retiro Park
El Retiro Park
Quick facts
- Name: El Retiro Park
- Location: Madrid, Spain
- Built: 1868
- Type of attraction: Architectural/Park
- Ticket price: Free
The Buen Retiro Park, or El Retiro Park for short, is one of the largest parks in Madrid.
There are many things to see and explore in this magnificent green area of Madrid. There is a Crystal Palace, a conservatory with art exhibitions, a Rose Garden, where you can enjoy different types of roses and smell them, a lake, a statue walk and more.
It is well maintained and manicured park and you can spend hours there without getting bored.
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Interesting facts about El Retiro Park
- The Rose Garden is home to over 4,000 roses.
- The enclosed Jardines de Cecilio Rodríguez is filled with peacocks.
- The park was originally created as a retreat for Royal family of Spain and later opened for public.
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