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 Casa de Campo from the air. by nhcram On the outskirts of the city to the west is the Casa de Campo. Formally hunting grounds it is now a 1800 hectares site of shrubland containing a zoo an amusement park, swimming pools, tennis courts and plenty of places to sit and picnic with friends and family. The most fun way to get there is by the Telerifico. A gondola style cable car. It rises high above Madrid and the trip from the city to the park is 11 minutes. It seemed more like 111 minutes to me but it was worth it for the photo opportunities. You can also get there by metro and bus. Leave a Comment
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Great place to relax while taking in the views of Casa de Campo. I could see as far as Parque de Atracciones, Almúdena Cathedral and the Royal Palace. Inside the cabin there's an audioguide (in Spanish only) that tells you where and what to see. Perfect after a day of walking. Should hunger attack, there's a cafeteria where you can enjoy a good meal. There's also a souvenir store. Address: Casa de Campo
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I think it is the largest parkland of Madrid. Commonly, a getaway from many Madrilenos but for sure also for local and foreign tourists. For kids and sporty, a great area and also for picnicking. There is also cafeteria nad restaurant at the cable car station. It was not one of my major listing to visit but since we were just close to the area walking at the Paseo Pintor de Rosales, we decided to have a cable car ride and spent some short tranquil moments in the park. We stayed there before sunset to catch a nice capture of the setting down of the sun at Devod Temple. Now i may say, it is a must! Leave a Comment
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 Zoo Madrid by luke850 Housing over 2000 species of mammals, a visit to the zoo is an excellent day out in Madrid. They have 70 varieties of poisonous snakes, including vipers from Gambon and the black mambo, which is considered the most dangerous snake in the world. Dolphins, seals and sea lions give regular performances throughout the day. Leave a Comment Address: Casa de Campo, Madrid ES, 28011.Phone: 34 91 512 3770Directions: Batan metro.Website: www.zoomadrid.com
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 Casa de Campo by andal13 Casa de Campo (Country House) is a park, situated on an ancient royal hunting place. It has leafy trees, a lake, a zoo and an amusement park. Sport and recreative activities, concerts, rides, Casa de Campo calls madrilenians and tourists. Casa de Campo es un parque situado en un antiguo coto de casa real; tiene árboles frondosos, un lago, un zoológico y un parque de diversiones. Actividades deportivas y recreativas, conciertos, paseos, Casa de Campo convoca a madrileños y a turistas. Leave a Comment
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 Teleférico by Frankinho A ride with the Teleférico gives you some great views over Casa de Campo and Madrid in general. A single trip with the Teleférico takes a bit more than 10 Minutes and covers a dictance of about 2,500m. When I used it in February 2005, the price for a round-trip ticket for an adult was 4.45 Euros. I loved every second of the trip and took some great photos (there are small windows to use your camera). Leave a Comment Address: Paseo del Pintor RosalesDirections: Argüelles district
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One nice half day in the city can be done with a visit to Casa de Campo, the biggest park of Madrid that was formerly a hunting spot. The best way is to use the cable teleferico that rides for about 15 minutes over the park and the Manzanares river and you can enjoy the nice view from up there. The windows weren’t clear enough though for great pics. The park is peaceful with only a few people that cycle or running. There is a lake with some cafes, an aquarium and a zoo (a big one, with pandas, snakes etc). Address: west side of madridDirections: by Metro to Lago station or by funicular (at Paseo Pintor Rosales, near parquet del Oeste).
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After we saw the Templo De Debod We walk through the 'Parque de Oeste' and arrived ''Teleferico'' in Rosales.We took our tickets and got on . We passed over the river Manzanares and came to Casa de Campo. The sun was shinning and everywhere was green.People was walking, riding bicyle , running etc. In five minutes we found ourselves in nature and lost in . Address: By teleferic from Rosales
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The Zoo of Madrid, at Casa del Campo, next to the Lago metro station, in the western outskirts, shouldn't be overlooked, either; it is one of the largest in Europe, with natural animal habitats and two pandas (which seem to sleep all day). Leave a Comment
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The teleférico is located in the Casa de Campo. The ride takes only minutes and allows you to get a panoramic view of Madrid. It closes during siesta, though, so make your plans accordingly.
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