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Parks · Moncloa-Aravaca
At over 1,700 hectares, Casa de Campo is Madrid's largest green space, a former royal hunting estate with pine forest, dirt trails, meadows and a lake. Metro Line 5 and 10 run directly to its entrances, making it easy to reach with a dog.
Virtually limitless space for long hikes and sniffing, five times the size of Central Park, with terrain for every energy level.
Dogs are welcome throughout on leash, and off-leash is tolerated in quieter areas during the city's permitted off-leash hours (until 10:00 and after 19:00/20:00). Keep dogs out of the lake and away from livestock areas, and note the cable car (Teleferico) only accepts dogs in carriers.
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