Sabatini Gardens

Who doesn't like walking between nature right in a capital like Madrid? Thanks to these gardens we have this opportunity, they are ideal for their location and the beauty.

The Sabatini Gardens are located in front of the Northern facade of Royal Palace, in between Bailén street and Cuesta de San Vicente. These gardens were built in the 30s, after the proclamation of the Second Republic, at the place where there used to be the stables built by the Italian architect Francesco Sabatini, next to the Royal Palace. Enjoy!

The Royal Palace in Madrid is, for sure, one of the loveliest and best preserved in Europe. And just next to it, there are the Sabatini gardens, perfect to have a walk right in the center of Madrid, surrounded by fresh nature.

Somehow, it is one of the places that we the people of Madrid do not often visit and then, when we are in visiting another place in the world, we think: "Why don't I go there more often?". It has no reason to be envious of other great European works. A perfect place to have a walk on a Spring day in the capital.

The Sabatini Gardens are located on the North face of the Royal Palace and is a real delight walking through them. You will find various sculptures and a fountain in the middle. Apart from being a great place to walk and relax, I consider it very romantic. Sometimes there are recreational activities and free shows (dance, zarzuela, traditional Spanish operetta, etc.).