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How to get there?

Please be advised that our garden is a historic site with dirt paths, stone ramps and stairs. While we strive to maintain them in the best possible condition, rain may cause water and mud accumulation along the route, making surfaces slippery. Please exercise caution when navigating ramps and stairs.

 

Image of the Accessible Map of the Real Jardín Botánico-CSIC:

Accessible map of the Royal Botanical Garden

A. General Access Route to the Bonsai Glasshouse Hall from the Murillo Gate

 

Steps to follow: Murillo Gate -> Paseo de Rojas Clemente -> Flight of Steps -> Paseo del Estanque -> Patio del Tilo -> Bonsai Glasshouse Hall. 

 

1. Enter through Murillo Gate and take the left-hand path.

Entrance to the Royal Botanical Garden

2. Walk along Paseo de Rojas Clemente.

Royal Botanical Garden walkway with large trees and a bench to rest

3. Continue along Paseo de Rojas Clemente, until you see the cafeteria building on your left.

Ramp with access to the garden cafe building, with the structure in brown tones

4. Keep walking along Paseo de Rojas Clemente.

Garden walk next to the cafeteria building

5. Follow the path through the Emparrado, passing the Santiago Castroviejo Glasshouse, some toilets and Las Palmas Glasshouse on your left.

Ramp with access to a part of the promenade created with dark green metal arches

6. Reach stairs and go up.

A walkway with green metal arches and in front of you the start of some curved light brown stairs

Start of the stairs from close up, with a black railing

7. Arrive at Glorieta de la Noria. The pond will be on your right—walk around it and take the path that branches off to the right.

Part of the walk near the pond

8. Continue along Paseo del Estanque. 

Walk with the pond on the right

Walk with the building on the right

9. Reach the Patio del Tilo gate, which is on your left next to a red bench. In front of it, you will find a sign indicating the Bonsai Glasshouse.

Open door to the Tilo courtyard

Promenade area with the building on the right where the restroom sign is located

B. Itinerario recomendado para personas con movilidad reducida


Steps to follow: Murillo Gate -> Paseo Gómez Ortega (High) -> Paseo de los Olivos -> Paseo del Estanque -> Patio del Tilo -> Bonsai Glasshouse Hall.


1. Enter through Murillo Gate and take the left-hand path.

Murillo Gate entrance

2. Continue along Paseo de Rojas Clemente.

Paseo de Rojas Clemente

3. Reach Paseo de Gómez Ortega and go up the ramp.

Ramp of Paseo de Gómez Ortega

4. Turn right onto Paseo de Gómez Ortega Alto.

Paseo de Gómez Ortega Alto

5. Continue along Paseo de Gómez Ortega Alto.

Paseo de Gómez Ortega Alto

6. At the end of the promenade, you will find some stairs. Take the path on the left instead.

Stairs at the path

7. Move forward until you reach a ramp on the right, then take Paseo de los Olivos.

Paseo de los Olivos

Paseo de los Olivos

8. Continue along Paseo de los Olivos—please note that the ramp here is steep!

Paseo de los olivos

Ramp at Paseo de los Olivos

9. At the fork, take the path on the left, which is Paseo del Estanque.

Fork to Paseo del Estanque

10. Continue along Paseo del Estanque until you see a red bench on the right.

Paseo del estanque

11. Keep going forward until you find an office building on the left.

Office building

12. Arrive at the access gate to Patio del Tilo, located on your right next to the red bench. In front of it, you will find a sign indicating the Bonsai Glasshouse.

Entrance to Patio del Tilo

Office building

 

Access to the Bonsai Glasshouse from the Patio del Tilo

 

Access to the Bonsai Glasshouse is through Patio del Tilo. Please be cautions, as the floor is made of cobblestones.

As you enter, you will find the toilets on the left-hand side, including female, male and an accessible mixed use restroom.

In the centre of the courtyard stands our beautiful Linden tree, and to the right, you will see the entrance door to the exhibition. This door consists of two glass panels, both of which can be opened by pushing or pulling.

Kindly ensure that the door remains closed at all times to protect our bonsai from the cold. Please also note that the same door is used for both entrance and exit.

The Linden Courtyard

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