Royal Botanic Garden in Madrid: photos, reviews

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The Royal Botanic Garden is completely planted with exotic plants that were specially brought from America and various Pacific islands long ago. Interestingly, in the garden, they not only care for the existing plants but also develop new ones.

The Botanic Garden is divided into three zones: the Villanueva Pavilion, the Graells Greenhouse, and the Eastern section. Here, you can see inhabitants of the subtropics, tropics, and deserts, enjoying a vast collection of cacti, tulips, and roses. The Royal Botanic Garden is located at Murillo Square, near the famous Prado Museum. It is no surprise that around this popular green zone, numerous hotels and inns have sprung up like mushrooms after the rain, catering to tourists.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

4.4

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4.4/5 35,050 reviews

Debra Gibson-Welch

My favorite is the amazing collection of bonsai and the beautiful butterfly room. Vast and gorgeous gardens next to the Museo Del Prado!

Dardat

Un oasis en medio de Madrid que ofrece la experiencia de ver y conocer una gran variedad de plantas y flores.

Gonzalo Alonso

De los más grandes ybmejores de Europa. Especialmente bonitos los bonsáis y el paseo de los Olivos

Royal Botanic Garden in Madrid

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