5 fun outdoor activities in Madrid

The 20-hectare zoo and aquarium in Casa de Campo Park is home to more than 6000 animals. It was founded in 1770 and today has one of the most impressive collections of marine wildlife in Europe. Get there by Metro line 5 or 10.

Reproducing various ecosystems and their plants and animals, Faunia is a fun educational activity. It takes four to five hours to walk through the park and discover the various ecosystems that have been recreated here such as the jungle, the African forest or the Polar circle.

Parque Warner has five areas and immerses you in the Warner Bross Universe with its Hollywood Boulevard, Movie World Studios, Old West Territory, Cartoon Village and DC Super Heroes World. You’ll feel like you are walking through movie sets. Check their website for more information on how to get there, by bus or train.

This is the largest wind tunnel in Europe: 4,6 metres wide and 17 metres high. The project was launched a few years ago by a parachuting champion. His aim was to simulate free flying in absolute safety. Children must be at least 5 years old.

Located inside the Palacio de Hielo shopping centre and cinemas, these iceskating facilities are a great place to learn and practice ice skating. You can rent skates on site. Don’t forget to bring gloves. Open all year round, with classes, birthday parties and group events available.