Juan Carlos I Park is a public park located in the northeast of Madrid, in the Corralejos neighborhood. It covers an area of 160 ha, making it the second largest park in the Spanish capital.

The Juan Carlos I Park was inaugurated on May 7, 1992 on the occasion of the celebration of the European Capital of Culture of Madrid. It will be 25 years. It is undoubtedly a unique park, due to its origin and characteristics.

As part of the Campo de las Naciones Complex, the park features a series of monuments and a collection of outdoor sculptures by international artists, which aim to celebrate the cultural richness and unity of the nations of the world, and highlight the diversity of influences that have shaped Spanish culture.

The park, surrounded by a ring, is divided into four sections, each of which is inhabited by trees and plants that beautify in a different season of the year, so that throughout the year there is at least one part of the park that is at its most splendid.

The result is a space where nature blends with sculpture and contemporary architecture.

We invite you to tour it by Segway and enjoy its wonderful works of art.