Park

Sabatini Gardens

Palacio and Ópera, Madrid

Source: esmadrid.com, checked 7 Nov 2026.

The pond and clipped hedges of the Sabatini Gardens with the Royal Palace behind
Photo: Alex-David Baldi / Flickr (CC BY 4.0)

Classical-style gardens created in the 1930s on the site of the stables Sabatini built for the Royal Palace, facing its north facade.

Cost Free
Time needed 30 minutes
Best time Late afternoon

Insider tip

Animals are not allowed in the lower gardens, even on a lead.

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Upcoming events within a ten-minute walk of Sabatini Gardens, from the weekly Madrid events calendar.

Festival On now Free

Changing of the Guard at the Royal Palace

2 Oct 2018 to 31 Dec 2026 Palacio Real de Madrid

Festival at Palacio Real de Madrid, free, listed on esmadrid.com, the Madrid tourism board.

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Royal Palace, cathedral and the Habsburg streets

Palacio and Ópera is the western end of the old centre, around the Royal Palace, the Almudena Cathedral and the Teatro Real. Plaza de la Villa and the streets of the Habsburg-era city sit just east of them.

Palacio and Ópera has 28 places on the Roam Madrid map: 8 landmarks, 4 churches and cathedrals, 4 cafes, 3 parks and gardens, 3 bars, 2 shops, 2 restaurants, 1 viewpoint and 1 market. Read the Palacio and Ópera guide.

What is the address of Sabatini Gardens?
Calle de Bailén 2, Madrid.
How much does Sabatini Gardens cost?
Nothing. Sabatini Gardens is free to visit.
How long do you need at Sabatini Gardens?
Plan for 30 minutes.
When is the best time to visit Sabatini Gardens?
Late afternoon.

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