De Casa de Campo a Madrid Río I

This guided interpretive walk takes participants through Madrid's largest public park, Casa de Campo, exploring the environmental and historical significance of its streams and ponds and their connection to the Madrid Río park. The route follows the first section from Puente del Rey to Puente de Segovia, highlighting the fascinating ecological transformation after renaturalization.

Set in what was once a royal hunting estate and now a beloved green space, the experience offers a blend of history, nature, and urban planning. Participants will learn about the park's evolution from a royal preserve to a public park, and its role in the city's green infrastructure. The walk is designed for ages 9 and up, providing an educational outing suitable for families and nature enthusiasts.