The tourist offer of the city of Madrid is becoming more attractive every day. the recent reopening of the lookout de la Cornisa offers spectacular views of the Campo del Moro Gardens and the entire Casa de Campo. Do not miss the opportunity to visit it, it is worth it.

Located in a privileged enclave

The Royal Palace and the Almudena Cathedral are the main protagonists of the space occupied by the new viewpoint of Madrid. However, the improvement work that National Heritage has carried out in this space, which will become the main entrance of the future Royal Collections Museum, has given this site a deserved prominence.

Access to this viewpoint is completely free. It can be visited from Monday to Sunday between 12 in the morning and 10 at night and the entrance is made through one of the original doors of the Palace enclosure, whose gate was designed in 1899 by Enrique Repullés Segarra, chief architect of the site at that time.

The green areas preside over the views provided by this place at all times, which will also allow you to appreciate part of the skyline from the city. Surely he is a special place, suitable to end a quiet walk, but it also has a certain classic romanticism that will make a great impression on the person who accompanies you. The opening hours are perfect to enjoy the sunset any day of the year, as well as the lights and shadows that this moment produces throughout the surrounding landscape. Do not forget visit the other viewpoints of the city.

How can you see the reopening of the lookout It is very worthwhile and it is one of those places that you should point out when visiting the city, possibly it has the best views of Madrid.