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Fuente del Berro Park: a historic garden steps from Corner28

Fuente del Berro Park: a historic garden steps from Corner28

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A royal oasis in the heart of Madrid

Just a 5-minute walk from Corner28, the Parque de la Quinta de la Fuente del Berro is one of the best-kept secrets of Madrid's Salamanca district. This historic garden, with origins dating back to 1630, was commissioned by none other than King Philip IV as part of a royal residence.

What began as an estate belonging to the Duke of Frías — with abundant orchards irrigated by the Berro spring — has been transformed over the centuries into a splendid landscaped garden that you can freely enjoy today.

Panoramic view of the park with its gardens and pathways

What you'll find in the park

Century-old trees and lush vegetation

The park is home to some of Madrid's oldest tree specimens. Walking among its cedars, plane trees, and magnolias is an experience that transports you to another era. The vegetation is abundant and varied, creating perfect shady spots for reading, meditating, or simply resting.

Sculptures and monuments

Scattered throughout the park, you'll find statues and monuments that enrich your walk. Every path leads to a new discovery: from busts of historical figures to contemporary sculptures integrated into the landscape.

Sculptures and corners of the park

Summerhouses, pavilions, and winding paths

The park's design preserves the aesthetic of a late 19th / early 20th-century garden. The summerhouses and pavilions offer shelter and spectacular photo opportunities. The winding paths invite you to wander without hurry.

Pavilions and paths among the vegetation

The Berro spring

The element that gives the park its name: the Berro spring, whose waters originally irrigated the royal orchards. Although the surroundings have changed, water remains the protagonist of this charming corner.

Park fountains and ponds

Why visit it from Corner28

Corner28's location in the Salamanca district means you can reach the park in just a 5-minute stroll. It's the perfect plan to:

  • Start your morning with a takeaway coffee and a walk through the gardens
  • Unwind in the afternoon after a day of sightseeing
  • Exercise along the trails and green areas
  • Enjoy with children in a safe and peaceful environment

Practical information

  • Address: Calle de Enrique D'Almonte, 1, 28028 Madrid
  • Admission: Free
  • Nearest metro: O'Donnell (Line 6) or Goya (Lines 2 & 4)
  • Distance from Corner28: ~400 meters (5-minute walk)

Fuente del Berro Park is just one of the many treasures the Salamanca district has in store for you. Book your stay at Corner28 and discover them all.

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