Quinta de los Molinos Park, Urban park in San Blas-Canillejas, Madrid, Spain.
Quinta de los Molinos Park is an urban park in Madrid with landscaped gardens, walking paths, and zones designed in both romantic and agricultural styles. The space includes a mansion and clock house alongside extensive green areas and tree coverage for strolling.
The estate originated in the 1920s when César Cort Botí acquired the first parcels and built a mansion with surrounding gardens. This founding creation shaped the layout and character that define the space today as a public park.
The mansion and clock house display early 20th-century architectural details that reflect how wealthy residents lived in Madrid at that time. The buildings show craftsmanship and style that remain visible to visitors today.
The park is open daily from 6:30 AM to 10:00 PM and can be accessed through five entrance gates located along Calle Alcalá and nearby streets. Multiple entry points make it convenient to arrive from different parts of the surrounding area.
The park contains a significant number of almond trees that display white and pink blossoms in February and March, filling the grounds with seasonal color. This flowering period is often overlooked by visitors who arrive during other times of the year.
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