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 Statues in the Palace Gardens by scottishvisitorLeave a Comment
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 Sabatini Gardens by ZlurLeave a Comment
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 Sabatini Gardens by andal13
Los Jardines de Sabatini están situados junto al Palacio Real. Estos jardines se encuentran en donde antiguamente se encontraban las caballerizas. No te pierdas este lugar, y pasea por los umbríos caminos. Leave a Comment
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 Sabatini Gardens by agarcia
Besides the sunset, I also love the geometrical configuration of the garden itself. Walking across the garden always has a relaxing effect upon me. :-) Leave a Comment
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 Gardens of the palace by Carmela71
They are free entrance, not as the Campo de Moro that you have to pay 5 euros entrance (I can not say anything about them lol as I never been, hope I can do it in my next visit, and also Las Vistillas)
In summer you can enjoy some teathers and concerts there.
From here go in direction to Plaza de Espa?a, but do not cross the road, go under the road and follow the signs until you get into the Temple of Debod, or If you have not seen the Royal Teather and the plaza de oriente with its lines of Kings, this is the moment to do it Leave a Comment
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 by el_rusoLeave a Comment Directions: one block North from the Royal Palace
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 Sabatini gardens by nhcram
Built in the 1930's on the site of the old Palace stables, they were designed by Sabatini. Leave a Comment
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Situated on the north side of the palace, on the exact location where the old Royal Stables used to stand, the Sabatini Gardens are a perfect spot for a restful break during the exhausting sightseeing tours in Madrid. They offer spectacular views of the North façade of the Palace, vegetal mazes, sculptures, a small reflecting pond and tons of tranquility.
The gardens are named after Sabatini, an Italian architect who contributed largely to the design of the Royal Palace. He became the King's favorite architect already in Naples, before he acceded as Charles III to the Spanish throne after the death of his brother Ferdinand VI. Oddly enough, Sabatini did not design the gardens (he had indeed designed the former stables that were replaced by the gardens, though).
The Sabatini Gardens were actually laid down in the 20th century, after the model of the classical French gardens. Again oddly enough, Spain was a republic at that time, short before the outbreak of the civil war. Leave a Comment
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From the Jardines de Sabatini you have a beautyfull view on the Royal Palace
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