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Jardines de Sabatini Jardines de Sabatini
Bailén, s/n , Madrid, Spain
Phone - +34 91 558 8790

You can enjoy a little peace and natural beauty in this little lanscaped garden full of trees, statues and fountains. [more]

Jardines del Campo del Moro Jardines del Campo del Moro
Virgen del Puerto, s/n , Madrid, Spain
Phone - +34 91 4548800

This park stands at the foot of what was once an Arab fortress, now the Royal Palace. It was where the Moorish troops [more]

User Rating:10.0 User Rating:10.0
Parque de Atracciones Parque de Atracciones
Casa de Campo , Madrid, Spain
Phone - +34 91 4632900

Young families from Madrid love coming here to visit the six different adventure zones full of activities: Naturaleza [more]

Real Jardin Botanico Real Jardin Botanico
Plaza de Murillo, 2 , Madrid, Spain
Phone - +34 91 4203017

It is a real pleasure to wander around these attractively landscaped gardens. You will see examples of a wide variety [more]

User Rating:1.0 User Rating:1.0
Zoo Aquarium de Madrid Zoo Aquarium de Madrid
Casa de Campo, s/n , Madrid, Spain
Phone - +34 91 5123770

"More than 2030 different species of mammals and birds live among the 20 hectares of parkland here. The zoo keeps more [more]

User Rating:1.0 User Rating:1.0

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Museo Arqueologico
Aug 10, 2006 by lucia from Sofia
Overall Rating: 9 User Rating Score: 9

  • Collections, reproduction of the Altamira's caves.
  • There aren't activities for kids or I didn't find them.

“Wonderful museum. In fact, all the national museums in Spain are great, remarkable interesting, but Archaeological museum in Madrid is amazing.”

6 of 8 people found this review helpful.
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Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza
Aug 29, 2005 by Anastasia from Boston
Overall Rating: 9 User Rating Score: 9

“A truly exceptional collection that covers every great art movement and includes every great artist. My only regret was that I did not get there sooner in the day, so I rushed through the 19th and 20th centuries, of which there was a great deal to see. I was particularly impressed by the Van Eyck, whose works are very rare, and by the inclusion of great American artists like Homer, Whistler, Pollock, and Rothko. While these artist are found often in American collections, they are rare to see in Europe.”

8 of 14 people found this review helpful.
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