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Garden of the Prince of Anglona

Name: Garden of the Prince of Anglona
Rating: 4.3

4.3 ·

Duck into the Garden of the Prince of Anglona, a walled hideaway beside Plaza de la Paja. Sit among boxwood hedges and roses for a quiet pause in the middle of La Latina.

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Full description

Once the backyard of a prince's residence, this compact garden sits behind a wall beside Plaza de la Paja in the La Latina district. Its Neoclassical layout is edged with boxwood, with benches and roses that bloom in season.

Reviewers describe it as a calm pocket among cafes and restaurants, small but worth a short stop if you are already in the neighbourhood. A visit takes about half an hour, so it works best folded into a walk through La Latina rather than as a destination of its own.

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Address

Pl. de la Paja, 6, Centro, 28005 Madrid, Spain · Centro

Website

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Hours

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Booking

Walk-in

Duration

30 min

Best time

morning, afternoon or early evening

Intensity

Easy pace

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Good to know

Combine it with a stroll around Plaza de la Paja and nearby La Latina streets
visit in rose season for the best colour
treat it as a short pause rather than a long outing.

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Reviews

Tucked away behind a wall in a little corner of Plaza de la Paja in the very picturesque Barrio de la Latina is the Garden of the Prince of Anglona. This small garden, once the backyard of the prince's residence, oozes with charm and gives you an idea of what the gardens of nobility used to look like in the past.…

Georges Younes

1/5

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