Parque Juan Carlos I

The back Ankarus crafts here is a park. It can be said that it was their royal private garden at the time. The environment was quite good, and the location was in the city center. It can be said that it is now a dream and a place to relax. It is still quite.

Very historic places, gardens and buildings are well maintained

A beautiful garden guarded by oil olive trees Juan Carlos I Park is a park named after the king, and it is very luxurious. The park is right next to the International Exhibition Center and is very easy to find. The most famous in the park is the large oil olive grove, which is said to have been abandoned before, but then because of the environmental protection, it was retained, and this stay is a hundred years. Juan Carlos I Park has been guarded by an olive grove for a hundred years. At first glance, the park roads are neatly lined with oil olive trees, which are still very eye-catching, and there are some sculptures. And the whole park is downhill, a small river flowing beneath a large lawn that is slanting. This lawn is like a natural bed. It is very comfortable to lie on the lawn. In addition to the good greening, there are several small pools in the park. I like them very much. The small pool has a fountain, especially at night, which is more beautiful. There are benches next to the small pool for people to rest. You can sit there and enjoy the white pigeons by the small pool, or you can feed them yourself. Those pigeons are not afraid of people, super magic! Address: Avda de Logrono | Avda de los Andes, Carretera de Barcelona, Madrid, Spain Opening hours: 7 to 18 o'clock