La Bombilla Park, Urban park in Madrid, Spain.

La Bombilla Park is a green space in Madrid featuring open lawns, water channels, a pond, and various recreational zones. The layout combines natural elements with pathways and seating areas designed for outdoor activities.

The site was converted from former municipal tree nurseries and tram depots into a public park in the late 1800s. This transformation created one of the earliest recreational green spaces in this area of Madrid.

The park serves as a gathering place for neighbors and families seeking outdoor recreation and social connection. Shaded spots and open areas create different spaces for people to meet, walk, and spend time together.

The park lies between Avenida de Valladolid, the Ciudad Universitaria and the old Estación del Norte, with the C7 and C10 commuter rail lines running between it and Parque del Oeste. Two footbridges link the two parks. Part of the grounds becomes the main stage for the San Antonio festivities on 13 June, and a circus and summer cinema also set up there.

The park layout follows the path of a former royal carriage route that once connected the Royal Palace to El Pardo Mountain. This historic route remains visible in how the space is organized and oriented today.