Pradolongo Park
Madrid, Spain
Pradolongo Park Urban Park
Pradolongo Park is a 597,000 m² urban park in Madrid’s Usera district. It combines natural landscapes, recreational facilities, and educational features such as a botanical garden and ecological trail. The park supports biodiversity, provides accessible recreational spaces, and serves as a hub for environmental education.
PARK INFO
- Access: Free, open 24/7
- Type of Park: Urban Public Park & Educational Green Space
- Size: 597,000 m²
- Governance: Madrid City Council / Town Hall
Accessibility & Facilities
- Paths mostly accessible, with ramps and circuits; partial accessibility in some areas
- Playgrounds, sports areas, and picnic spots
- Resting areas along paths
Protection Status
- Not a formally protected area but part of Madrid’s urban green network
Educational & Community Value
Educational Activities:
- Botanical garden with interpretive panels and tables for learning
- Ecological trail for environmental education
- Opportunities for school visits and informal learning
Community & Recreation:
- Walkways, lake, playgrounds, and sports facilities
- Multiple entrances, open to all visitors
- Rest areas and benches along pathways
- Basic visitor amenities: benches, tables, eco-information boards
Biodiversity & Natural Features
Flora:
- Trees such as Siberian elm, maples, and pines
- Lake and botanical garden with diverse plant species
Fauna:
- Birds and aquatic fauna
- Ecological trail supports local biodiversity
Ecological Importance
- Promotes urban biodiversity and environmental education
- Maintained as part of Madrid’s green infrastructure
Map of the park
Accessibility & Inclusion
