Madrid, Spain
Sabatini Gardens
Formal Neoclassical gardens located on the north side of the Royal Palace, named after the 18th-century architect Francesco Sabatini. They offer a tranquil space with geometric hedges, fountains, and stunning views of the palace facade.
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Sabatini Gardens is in Madrid, Spain. Coordinates: 40.42033, -3.71400. Open in Google Maps
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