Gardens of Campo del Moro - Free Audio Guide

Jardines del Campo del Moro is a historic garden located in Madrid, Spain, occupying around 20 hectares. Designed in 1844 by architect Narciso Pascual y Colomer, it features a romantic landscape with various tree species, fountains, and paths. The gardens are named after a historical event where the Muslim leader Ali Ben Yusuf camped nearby during a siege in 1109. The site is part of the Royal Palace's heritage and is maintained by Patrimonio Nacional. Visitors can enjoy stunning views of the palace and the Cathedral of Almudena. The gardens are open to the public, free of charge, although access hours may vary. Wheelchair access is available.