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Senderismo Urbano: De la Dehesa al Parque Rodríguez Sahagún
Centro de Información y Educación Ambiental de Dehesa de la VillaSat, Sep 12, 2026 · 10:00 AM – 11:59 PM
Overview
Overview
Senderismo urbano. De la Dehesa al parque Rodríguez Sahagún 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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This guided urban hike, part of the CIEA Dehesa de la Villa's sustainable mobility program, takes participants on a walking journey from the Dehesa de la Villa to the nearby Agustín Rodríguez Sahagún park. The route explores the connection between these two green spaces, promoting eco-friendly travel through Madrid's neighborhoods.
Along the way, hikers will learn about the park's origins linked to the original branch of the Canal de Isabel II. Highlights include a monument to the mayor who gave the park its name, an impressive water clock, and notable botanical species. The walk concludes at the northern end, the Parque de los Pinos, where a historic water conduit capirote marks a centuries-old water supply system.
Where to buy
Good to know
- Reservation is required via email or phone.
- You can register up to 4 people per booking (family groups larger than 4 can be accommodated).
- Registration opens one month before the event date.
- Contact via email at [email protected] or phone at 914 802 141.
Frequently asked questions
Is reservation required?
Yes, reservation is necessary via email or phone.
How many people can I register?
Maximum 4 people per registration, but family groups larger than 4 can be accommodated.
What is the age recommendation?
Recommended for ages 10 and up.
Venue & Map
Centro de Información y Educación Ambiental de Dehesa de la Villa
Centro de Información y Educación Ambiental de Dehesa de la Villa, Madrid
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