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Botanical Walk: The Craziest Plants South of La Dehesa
Centro de Información y Educación Ambiental de Dehesa de la VillaSun, Aug 23, 2026 · 10:00 AM – 11:59 PM
Overview
Overview
Itinerario botánico: las plantas más locas al sur de La Dehesa is a listed event at Centro de Información y Educación Ambiental de Dehesa de la Villa in Madrid, sourced from the official open-data cultural agenda. Free entry. Check the link for the latest schedule and ticket details.
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Discover the most peculiar plant species of Dehesa de la Villa on a guided botanical walk. This two-hour stroll through the park teaches participants to identify rare flora while learning astonishing facts about each one. It's a perfect outdoor activity for connecting with nature and exploring local biodiversity.
The route focuses on the southern area of La Dehesa, where some of Madrid's most unusual vegetation thrives. Aimed at families with children aged 8 and up, the experience blends education with entertainment in a relaxed, green setting. The walk is free and led by expert guides from the Environmental Education Centre.
Curious minds will enjoy the surprising stories behind each plant, making this more than a simple nature walk—it's an engaging lesson in botany.
⏱️ 13 hr 59 min
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Good to know
- Registration is required via email or phone.
- You can register up to 4 people (or your whole family if larger).
- Registration opens exactly one month before the event at midnight.
- Provide full name, age, and a phone number when registering.
Frequently asked questions
Is the walk suitable for children?
Yes, recommended for ages 8 and up.
How long does the walk last?
Approximately 2 hours.
Is there a cost to attend?
No, the activity is free.
Venue & Map
Centro de Información y Educación Ambiental de Dehesa de la Villa
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Centro de Información y Educación Ambiental de Dehesa de la Villa, Madrid
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