Camino de Madrid: points of interest

Cultural and natural places linked to this walk in the Appy catalogue. Check each location and description to plan your visit.

• Estanque Rosaleda

  Estanque Rosaleda. 20th-century lake, designed by Ramón Ortiz Ferré, in Madrid, Spain.

• Estanque Sepúlveda del parque Cuña Verde

  Estanque Sepúlveda del parque Cuña Verde. 21st-century lake, in Madrid, Spain.

• Estanque Toledo-Acacias

  Estanque Toledo-Acacias. 20th-century lake, in Madrid, Spain.

• Estanque y fuente del Parque de Atracciones

  Estanque y fuente del Parque de Atracciones. 20th-century lake, in Madrid, Spain.

• Estanques rectangulares Pradolongo

  Estanques rectangulares Pradolongo. 20th-century lake, in Madrid, Spain.

• Cuatro estanques CYII

  Cuatro estanques CYII. 21st-century lake, designed by José Ramón Menéndez de Luarca, in Madrid, Spain.

• Lago de la Casa de Campo
• Embalse del Tejo

  Embalse del Tejo. 20th-century lake, in El Espinar, Spain, at 151 m elevation, covering 11.6 km².

• La Maliciosa

  La Maliciosa. Peak, in Community of Madrid, Spain, at 2,227 m elevation.

• Alto del Telégrafo
• Cerro Garabitas
• Peña del Oso
• La Peñota

  La Peñota (Spanish pronunciation: [la peˈɲota]) is a mountain of the Sierra de Guadarrama in the centre of the Iberian Peninsula.

• La Pinareja

  La Pinareja. Peak, in Segovia Province, Spain, at 2,197 m elevation.

• Montaña del Príncipe Pío

  Peak. The montaña del Príncipe Pío is a hill in the western part of Madrid, Spain..

• Chorros del Manzanares
• Cascada del Huevo
• Cueva del Monje
• Real Canoe Natación Club

  Gorge. Real Canoe Natación Club is a multisport club based in Madrid, Spain.

• Ciudad vieja y acueducto de Segovia

  Ciudad vieja y acueducto de Segovia. National park, in Segovia, Spain, designated as World Heritage Site, covering 401.4 km².

• Parque natural Sierra Norte de Guadarrama

  Parque natural Sierra Norte de Guadarrama. 21st-century national park, in Castile and León, Spain, covering 83620.0 km².

• Manantial de la Salud del arroyo de San Bernardino