Who likes to stay at home when the sun shines in the beautiful city of Madrid<\/b>?<\/p>\n
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The start of summer invites us to explore the streets to relish the weather, and one of the best ways to do this is to travel these routes by bike.<\/p>\n
.\u00a0If you still don\u2019t know la Casa de Campo in Madrid, you can travel on two wheels making a complete route around the area. A total of 17 kilometres to get to know the biggest green space in the city, and by far the most attractive and safe bicycle route to go with your family.<\/p>\n
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. If you\u2019re looking for green spaces as well as the urban side of the city, there exists a circuit of approximately 64 kilometres that surrounds the city of Madrid and goes through places like \u2018Parque Juan Carlos I\u2019, \u2018el Parque Lineal del Manzanares\u2019 and the neighbourhood \u2018Ciudad Universitaria\u2019. The Green Cycling ring is how this ring road is denominated, and is one of the most frequented by Madrid residents<\/strong>.<\/p>\n .\u00a0For those who wish to combine sports with other type of entertainment, such as visiting the heart of the city, go shopping or enjoying a moment in a terrace, this bicycle route crosses the centre from north to south from the \u2018Plaza de Alonso Martinez\u2019 to the Street Ferrocarril, near the Delicias station. You will be able to walk through the street of Fuencarral, visit \u2018la Puerta del Sol\u2019 and immerse yourself in the neighbourhood of Lavapies. This route doesn\u2019t reach a total of 4km and includes some stretches on foot that overlap pedestrian zones, so you will have to step off the bike and stroll around .\u00a0If your excuse to grab a bike is the visit of someone familiar to you, and the wish to visit the city on two wheels, what better than the most historically rich route. That that starts in the \u2018Palacio de Oriente\u2019 and reaches the \u2018Parque del Retiro\u2019, going through \u2018Catedral de La Almudena\u2019, \u2018La Plaza Mayor\u2019 and the \u2018Palacio del Congreso de los Diputados\u2019, \u2018Calle Huertas\u2019, the Prado Museum or the Botanical garden. A brief but intense route.<\/p>\n If you want more information about these routes or others in Madrid,<\/strong>go to the page \u2018Oficina de la bici\u2019 <\/u>in the web portal of Madrid\u2019s Town Hall.<\/p>\n Information sponsored by <\/span> Proinca flats for rent in Madrid<\/span><\/u><\/b><\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n\n\n
\n. Another route we love, and is very appropriate for those who wish to have a nice, enjoyable walk surrounded by nature and a shopping session, is that that includes el \u2018Parque del Retiro\u2019 and el barrio Salamanca in its tour. Ideally, you should start pedalling in Atocha station, cross the Retiro, go out through the street O\u2019Donnell and end in la \u2018Plaza de Felipe\u2019; this is a total of 4,5km.<\/span><\/p>\n