Sabatini Garden
Garden · Palacio ·

Sabatini Garden

Garden · Palacio ·

Neoclassical gardens with formal hedges, fountains, and palace views

beautiful garden
trimmed hedges
serene views
palace views
walking paths
relaxing atmosphere
well maintained
photo opportunities
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Sabatini Garden by MATADOR_NETWORK
Sabatini Garden by null
Sabatini Garden by null
Sabatini Garden by null
Sabatini Garden by null
Sabatini Garden by null
Sabatini Garden by null
Sabatini Garden by null
Sabatini Garden by null
Sabatini Garden by null
Sabatini Garden by null
Sabatini Garden by null
Sabatini Garden by null
Sabatini Garden by null
Sabatini Garden by null
Sabatini Garden by null
Sabatini Garden by null
Sabatini Garden by null
Sabatini Garden by null
Sabatini Garden by null

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C. de Bailén, 2, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain Get directions

Wheelchair accessible entrance

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C. de Bailén, 2, Centro, 28013 Madrid, Spain Get directions

+34 915 29 82 10
madrid.es

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•Wheelchair accessible entrance

Last updated

Jan 5, 2026

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A Walkable Food Tour of Historic Madrid de los Austrias - AFAR

"Peaceful formal gardens adjacent to the royal grounds, created on the site of former royal stables in the 1930s, providing shaded walkways, trimmed hedges, and serene views that complement a stroll around the palace area." - AFAR

https://www.afar.com/magazine/a-walkable-food-tour-of-historic-madrid-de-los-austrias
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Nature and Parks in Madrid

"Although these elegant gardens are lovely at any hour, they really shine at night. That’s because they are located right next to the Royal Palace, which is completely lit up in the evening, creating a very romantic backdrop. Just make sure you get there before 9:00 PM, which is when the gardens close. Of course, by day the large circular fountain and a small pond is a refreshing place for tourists and locals to cool off in summer. The Sabatini’s neoclassical style, with its geometrically arranged bushes and hedges, makes it a unique green space in Madrid. Free of charge to visit, it’s an ideal place to escape the city hustle during any day of the week." - MATADOR_NETWORK

https://matadornetwork.com/destinations/europe/spain/madrid/nature-parks/
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Where to Stay in Madrid (Updated 2025)

"I’d describe these neoclassical gardens as immaculate — a pleasant, well‑kept green space close to the west side of the royal grounds." - Matthew Kepnes

https://www.nomadicmatt.com/travel-blogs/where-to-stay-madrid/
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Erdogan Y.

Google
The Sabatini Gardens in Madrid turned out to be one of the most relaxing and elegant corners of the city. The moment you step inside, the symmetry of the hedges and the calm atmosphere make you forget you’re just steps away from the Royal Palace. The landscaping is beautifully maintained, giving every path and viewpoint a sense of harmony. I especially enjoyed the reflective pool, which creates a stunning backdrop for photos at any time of day. The gardens feel spacious without losing their charm, and there’s always a quiet spot to sit and take in the surroundings. It’s a perfect place to pause during a day of sightseeing and enjoy a slower, peaceful moment. The views of the palace from the garden are truly impressive and give the whole area a royal touch. What surprised me most was how clean, serene, and welcoming the space felt. Whether you’re interested in photography, a romantic walk, or simply enjoying nature in the middle of the city, the Sabatini Gardens deliver beautifully. I’d happily return on every visit to Madrid—this place is a gem.

Martin P.

Google
Nice garden with small mazes of grass. No flower in October so not recommended during that time

Zlate P.

Google
Beautiful gardens, a must see place in Madrid

Xoom T.

Google
The whole area is great for walking as it isn’t a huge place but still pretty sizable. There’s a couple small fountains all around (some didn’t seem to be operating though), a pond in the middle of the garden, statues surrounding the whole area (up the stairs, around the pond, etc) but suprisingly not a ton of flowers around and more just bushes and trees. The whole area does seem well taken care of as well. There’s also stairs surrounding the garden that you’ll either have to go down to reach the garden or up after looking around but is definitely worth taking time to take pictures or selfies as it’s a very nice view from atop. There are a ton of other attractions around as well such as Plaza de España, Templo de Debod, Palacio Real de Madrid, Puerta de San Vicente, and way more worth seeing.

Jan S.

Google
must visit - beutifull garden with view on palace and few meters away from center and senate.

Deborah L.

Google
Beautiful garden in front of the palace. Well preserved . Beautiful views

Caterina B.

Google
Beautiful area with dozens of benches to sit down and relax. Lovely spots for photos, enjoy the sun and listen to the birds.

Francesca Margherita P.

Google
With the green of Spring, the gardens are a must visit in Madrid perfect for hours of walking and relaxing