West of the centre, Parque del Oeste links the walks around Moncloa with the gardens near the Temple of Debod. Its slopes, trees and winding paths give it the feel of a landscape garden rather than a planted city square. The Ramón Ortiz Rose Garden, in the southern part, is worth a separate visit during the flowering season. Both park and rose garden are free, but the roses have their own opening hours.
Highlights
Ramón Ortiz Rose Garden
Beds of different rose varieties line orderly paths. Come in spring to enjoy the blooms and keep out of the beds: the garden also hosts a competition for new roses.
The rose garden paths
Walk through the garden rather than stopping at the entrance. The views between the plantings contrast with the winding, sloping layout of the wider park.
Practical info
Tips
Free park and rose garden admission, prices checked in October 2026. Access to the park paths is separate from the rose garden's opening hours. Wear shoes suitable for slopes. Madrid's cable car is closed for refurbishment: do not include it as a transport connection in your itinerary.
How to get there
Paseo de Camoens y Valero, 4, 28008 Madrid (reference address for the park). Metro Moncloa (lines 3 and 6) for the north; Plaza de España (lines 3 and 10) or Príncipe Pío (lines 6 and 10, and Ramal) for the south. Cercanías Madrid-Príncipe Pío.
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