Parque De Atracciones

Parque de Atracciones de Madrid is one of the oldest and most well-known theme parks in Spain, located within the vast Casa de Campo, a large public park in the Spanish capital. It offers a variety of attractions for all ages and is a popular destination for families and thrill-seekers visiting Madrid.

History and Development

Inaugurated in 1969, Parque de Atracciones de Madrid is one of the oldest urban parks in Europe. Over the decades, it has undergone significant transformations and modernizations. Initially conceived as an entertainment space for the city, it has evolved by adding new themed areas and increasingly sophisticated attractions to remain relevant to changing public expectations and competition. This continuous evolution has allowed it to maintain its status as a major entertainment venue in Madrid.

Offerings (Park, Hotel Accommodation, Activities)

The main offering of Parque de Atracciones is its amusement park divided into several distinct zones, such as Maquinismo for thrill rides, Naturaleza for water and nature-based attractions, Tranquilidad for families, and Nickelodeon Land dedicated to the youngest visitors with their favorite characters. The park offers a wide range of rides, from intense roller coasters like Tornado or Abismo to calmer attractions, varied live shows, and food and shopping outlets. Regarding hotel accommodation, Parque de Atracciones de Madrid does not have its own integrated hotel complex on site. Visitors stay in the many hotels available in Madrid. The main activities are centered around the attractions and shows inside the park.

The Surroundings

Located in the heart of Casa de Campo, Parque de Atracciones benefits from a unique environment of a large green expanse in Madrid. This vast public park is home to other major attractions accessible nearby, such as the Zoo Aquarium de Madrid and the Teleférico, a cable car offering panoramic views of the city and connecting Casa de Campo to the city center. The immediate proximity to Madrid also allows visitors easy access to all the cultural, historical, gastronomic, and shopping riches that the Spanish capital offers.