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Jardín El Capricho de la Alameda de Osuna
Attraction
4.7 (19341 reviews)
Manicured 18th-century landscaped gardens with sculptures, water features & a Civil War bunker.
P.º de la Alameda de Osuna, 25, Barajas, 28042 Madrid, Spain
+34 915 88 01 14
Did You Know?
Construction Start
The construction of El Capricho began in 1780, commissioned by the Duke and Duchess of Osuna, known for their support of Enlightenment ideals.
Hectares of Wonder
El Capricho spans 14 hectares, offering a diverse landscape with an artificial river, lakes, woods, gardens, and even simulated temples.
A Jewel of Romanticism
El Capricho is considered a jewel of Romanticism, showcasing the 18th-century taste of the Duke and Duchess of Osuna.
Distinct Styles
The park is divided into three distinct areas: a French-style garden, an Italian-inspired section with fountains and statues, and a larger English romantic garden.
Highlights from Reviews
• beautiful scenery
The park is consistently praised for its beauty, natural views, and attractive landscapes.
• peaceful atmosphere
Many reviewers describe the park as a peaceful and relaxing escape from the city.
• free admission
Admission to the park is free, making it an accessible attraction for budget-conscious travelers.
• well-kept grounds
The park is well-maintained, with beautiful plants, trees, and wildlife.
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