If you are a bonsai enthusiast and you are in Madrid, you\u2019re in luck!<\/p>\n
Congratulations. The Spanish capital offers a whole range of options and activities for you to<\/p>\n
enjoy and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of these miniature trees. In this<\/p>\n
news item, we present the best plans\/agendas for bonsai lovers in Madrid.<\/p>\n
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small natural wonders. Explore the gardens and learn about the<\/p>\n
different cultivation techniques used to keep these bonsai in<\/p>\n
top condition.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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bonsai. In the midst of this beautiful scenery is the Museum of the<\/p>\n
Bonsai, a temple specialised in performing this thousand-year-old technique with the<\/p>\n
trees. All those attending will be allowed to enter and discover the most important<\/p>\n
and precious bonsai trees grown inside.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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of more than 7,000 square metres filled with vegetation. It is located in a large<\/p>\n
exhibition hall with almost thirty different specimens of<\/p>\n
bonsai from Spain, China and Japan. Entry is free of charge,<\/p>\n
although you will have to make a reservation on the Parla Ayntamiento (town hall) website<\/p>\n
and is located at number 4, Juan Carlos 1 Street.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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from their own in-house production. The seasons of the year will completely<\/p>\n
alter the impression you take away with you when you visit the garden. Bear in mind the snow, the cold,<\/p>\n
the rain, the lights, the different shades of the leaves, the flowers… You\u2019ll find it at<\/p>\n
43 Avila Street.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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Don’t hesitate to include these wonderful places in your plans and immerse yourself in this fascinating<\/p>\n