Madrid

Madrid, Spain's capital, boasts 300,000 trees and 6400 hectares of green space, making it the world's second most sustainable metropolis behind Tokyo. What factors have contributed to Madrid's status as one of the world's most sustainable cities? Many communities throughout the world who embrace it are unaware that the country they are embracing as an example for green living was founded on the notion of aristocracy. There is one tree for every twenty people. The cause is historical in nature.

Madrid is one of Europe's top green cities, with more than 80% of its inhabitants taking public transportation, cycling, or walking to work. Retiro Park, located in Madrid, is one of the most beautiful city parks in Europe, as well as one of the most romantic. Retiro Park, the capital's green lung, attracts lovers and families who enjoy a boat ride on the park's calm lake. Do you desire nature? During your trip, don't miss out on visiting Atocha Station, which is regarded one of Europe's most beautiful stations, and appears more like a botanical garden than a railway station.

Madrid is also one of Europe's best Erasmus destinations and one of the sunniest Christmas locations. Do you want to avoid the crowds? Discover Spain's greatest hidden treasures and most beautiful beaches, as well as sustainable tourist locations such as the Ebro Delta, which has been recognized by the European Commission for its dedication to sustainable tourism.

Location: Spain