Sunset E-Bike Adventure: Green Madrid Tour

Temple of Debod: Ancient Egypt in Madrid This ancient Egyptian temple, built in the 2nd century BC and gifted to Spain in 1968, stands majestically in Madrid's Oeste Park. Dedicated to the gods Amun and Isis, it features intricate hieroglyphics and reliefs that transport visitors to ancient times. The temple is best viewed at sunset, when its silhouette creates a magical atmosphere against the colorful sky. Visitors can explore its chambers and learn about its remarkable journey from Egypt to Spain. A perfect destination for history enthusiasts and photographers alike, the Temple of Debod offers a unique blend of ancient Egyptian culture in the heart of Madrid.

Viewpoint located in the park near the well-known Temple of Debod that offers views of the mountains and various city monuments.

Quiet place to watch the sunset and take a moment.

It is dedicated to the daughter of Queen Isabel II, to the Infanta Doña Isabel de Borbón. It is the work of the architects García Lomas and Gerardo Zaragoza, who created it in white marble, and it was inaugurated in 1955. In the sculpture, we see the Infanta receiving the homage of the 'manolas' from Madrid since she was beloved by the people of Madrid.

Discover the beauty of Madrid's Parque del Oeste on an e-bike. This lush, expansive park offers scenic paths perfect for cycling. Enjoy stunning views, and relax among beautiful rose gardens. Ideal for a leisurely ride, it's a must-visit for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike.

Arch of the 50s in Roman style that commemorates the Francoist triumphs of the Spanish Civil War. The Victory Arch - popularly known as the Moncloa Gate, for its similarity to the gates of Alcalá and Toledo), or as the Triumphal Arch - is a triumphal arch located in Madrid, built between 1950 and 1956. It is a commemorative work of the victory of the rebel faction over the Republican faction in the Spanish Civil War.

Views at 92 meters high that go through the panoramic elevators that transport visitors to the great viewpoint of the Moncloa Lighthouse, which emerges in the heart of the Ciudad Universitaria de Madrid.

The beautiful statue of General José de San Martín (1778-1850), known for being the liberator of Argentina and Chile, as well as for having proclaimed and promoted the independence of Peru.

Beautiful specimen of Ginkgo Biloba. It is a tree of Chinese origin, it is deciduous, and in autumn its yellow color is spectacular. The leaves are palmate, and it is impossible not to distinguish the tree and differentiate it from other species, since the leaves of the Ginkgo are fan-shaped, being very characteristic.

Magnificent specimen of Atlas Cedar. It is included among the unique trees of Madrid. It is estimated to be around 110 years old.

The Manantial de la Salud del arroyo de San Bernardino and the Fuente de la Salud del Parque del Oeste are two water-related enclaves of historic Madrid. They are both located in the Parque del Oeste), in a pleasant grove near Paseo de Moret, at the foot of Cerro del Pimiento.

Beautiful stone sculpture tribute to Elena Fortún, famous for being the author of the children's books about Celia. Next to the author's figure, there is a girl with a floral offering and a boy with a book in his hands.

Hidalgo was one of the architects of Mexico's independence, and with this monument, Madrid pays homage to him on behalf of Spain.

"Puerta de Madrid" Sculpture In 1988, this sculpture appeared in the park, donated by the sculptor Enrique Salamanca, who has others distributed in different parts of the city, and in this case created a work designed for the park landscape.

This monument (1965) was the initiative of Professor José María Torroja, who, at the Geography colloquium held in Zaragoza in 1943, proposed creating a board in honor of the teacher's figure, with the aim of erecting a monument. As a curiosity, with the patronage accepted by General Franco, his grandson Francisco Franco Martínez Bordiú was allowed to represent Spanish children and pose as a model for the child figure.

One of the most iconic bridges in Madrid and perhaps the most emblematic of contemporary times along with the Bailén street viaduct. It was designed in 1876 by engineers brought from France (Grasset, Oulliac, and Biarez), hence its name. It connects the line of the Estación del Norte (Príncipe Pío) with the northwest of the Community and originally belonged to the line that extended to Irún.

The Green Cycling Ring is an asphalt lane, separated from motorized traffic, that surrounds in a circular layout of almost sixty-five kilometers the entire urban area of the capital. Inaugurated in 2007, it runs along the vicinity of the M-40 ring road.

Sartén Viewpoint

Singular Tree - The Fat Banana

Casa de Campo's Lake

Casa de Campo's Lake Viewpoint Here you can enjoy one of the best viewpoints of Madrid, you can explore the sightseeing.

The water source was intended to show the people of Madrid the height to which the water could reach, so originally its jet was disproportionate and caused many problems by flooding the surroundings of the fountain.

Madrid Río is a huge recreational and cultural area parallel to the Manzanares River, which, thanks to its renaturalization, has once again become home to a surprising fauna. Historic monuments and leisure and cultural facilities are located next to the riverbed of a river that has rapidly recovered its biodiversity. From an entertainment perspective, the new organization of the Manzanares riverbank offers an extraordinary setting to have a good time with family.

A perfect spot for taking a group photo

King's Bridge A 19th-century cobblestone pedestrian bridge with views of the Royal Palace, leading to Casa de Campo and Madrid Río park.

Roundabout where a reproduction of a monumental gate from 1726 stands out, near an important railway interchange.