Audio Guide of Yamaguchi Park

Yamaguchi Park is open every day of the year from dawn to dusk, approximately from 7:00 to 22:00 in summer and from 8:00 to 20:00 in winter, depending on the season. To get there, it is located in the Hortaleza district of Madrid; the best option is Metro Line 10 to Torre Arias station or Bus 101, and there is limited parking nearby. More details on the official Madrid City Council website: visit here.

Entry to Yamaguchi Park is completely free, as it is a public municipal park. No tickets or reservations are required to visit it; simply enjoy strolling through its gardens. If you are planning special events, check the calendar on the City Council website.

It is recommended to allow between 1 and 2 hours for a full visit, exploring the Japanese gardens, the pond, and the paths. If you enjoy photography or meditation, you could extend it to 3 hours. It is a relaxed place, ideal for taking your time.

Yamaguchi Park was a gift from the Japanese city of Yamaguchi to Madrid in 2007, commemorating the ties of friendship between the two twin cities since 1997. Inspired by the traditional Japanese garden, it represents the cultural fusion of Japan and Spain, promoting peace and exchange. It is a symbol of international brotherhood in the heart of Hortaleza.

Spring (March to May) is ideal because of the blooming sakura cherry trees, which create an impressive visual display. As for the time of day, choose weekday mornings to avoid crowds; autumn afternoons offer a serene atmosphere with fall colors. Avoid weekends in peak season if you are looking for tranquility.

Yes, the park has paved paths, ramps, and wheelchair-accessible entrances in most areas, including the main pond. However, some secondary trails may be uneven; it is recommended to check updates on the Madrid City Council website. Contact the municipal information phone number: 010 for more details.

Nearby you will find Juan Carlos I Park about 2 km away, perfect for long walks, or the Metropolitano Stadium (Atlético de Madrid’s stadium) a 10-minute drive away. You can also visit the Plenilunio shopping center for shopping. For full routes, see esmadrid.com.

Wear comfortable shoes for the paths and insect repellent in summer; do not forget a camera to capture the zen landscapes. Respect the rules about not feeding animals or damaging plants, and bring a picnic if you want to relax. For audio guides or more tips, explore resources at iAudioguia for enriched experiences.