Hotel Luze Castellana 3* - Madrid

We propose the following options:

• A ticket for 2 consecutive days to Warner Park and Warner Beach Park.

On day 1, you will visit Warner Park.

On day 2, you will enjoy Warner Beach Park and take a dip in its pools.

The order cannot be changed and access must be on consecutive days.

How do the tickets work?

• You choose when the fun starts: You can visit the park on any day within your holiday dates.

For example:

If you travel from Wednesday to Friday, you can start on Wednesday or Thursday. Ensure you have enough time to enjoy both days, as we cannot reimburse you for unused days. Go to the park turnstiles with the QR code we send you after booking, and you're ready to enjoy!

• These QR codes are your tickets, so keep them safe in your email. You can also print them for extra security.

• Your tickets are valid for 2 consecutive days.

Want to check the park schedules?

• For Warner Park schedules, click here.

• For Warner Beach Park schedules, click here.

What is Warner Beach?

• This water park, located next to Warner Park, offers an amazing and heroic experience with pools and water slides.
• Perfect for adrenaline seekers and those wanting a relaxed day of sun and water.
• Families with children will find designated areas for kids to have a great time.

Madrid is the capital of Spain and is known for its stunning architecture, world-class museums and vibrant culture. Some of the top places to visit in Madrid are:

Top attractions:

• Madrid Royal Palace (Palacio Real): The largest royal palace in Western Europe, with luxurious rooms, stunning gardens and breathtaking views.
• Plaza Mayor: A historic 17th century square surrounded by traditional Spanish restaurants, street performers and beautiful architecture.
• Puerta del Sol: The heart of Madrid, where you'll find the famous kilometre marker, the Tío Pepe sign and the statue of El Oso y el Madroño (The Bear and the Strawberry Tree).
• Gran Vía: Madrid's most famous shopping street, full of fashion boutiques, theatres and iconic buildings.
• Prado Museum: One of the world's greatest art museums, with masterpieces by Goya, Velázquez and El Greco.
• Reina Sofía Museum: A modern art museum with Picasso's famous painting Guernica and works by Dalí and Miró.
• Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum: A must for art lovers, with a diverse collection ranging from the Renaissance to modern art.
• Temple of Debod: An ancient Egyptian temple given to Spain by Egypt, it offers an incredible view of the city at sunset.
• Retiro Park (Parque del Buen Retiro): Madrid's most famous park, perfect for a relaxing stroll, boat rides on the lake and a visit to the stunning Crystal Palace.
• Santiago Bernabéu Stadium (Home of Real Madrid): A must for football fans, with behind-the-scenes tours of the legendary stadium.

Family activities:

• Parque Warner Madrid: A theme park with Looney Tunes characters, rollercoasters and live shows, great for kids and families.
• Faunia & Aquarium Madrid Zoo: A wildlife park with immersive ecosystems, featuring penguins, sea lions and exotic birds.
• Madrid Naval Museum: A fascinating museum showcasing Spain's naval history, perfect for history buffs and families.
• Matadero Madrid: A creative space with exhibitions, markets and workshops, often hosting family-friendly events.

Local gastronomy:

• Cocido Madrileño: A traditional Madrid stew made with chickpeas, chorizo and beef.
• Bocadillo de Calamares: A Madrid speciality, this simple but delicious fried calamari sandwich is a must-try.
• Huevos Rotos: Fried eggs over crispy potatoes, often served with jamón ibérico or chorizo.
• Callos a la Madrileña: A rich Madrid-style tripe stew, perfect for the adventurous gourmet.
• Churros con chocolate: The best way to start (or end) the day, dipped in thick, rich chocolate at San Ginés Chocolatería.

Day Trips & Nearby Attractions:

• Toledo (1 hour by car or train): A stunning medieval city with a mix of Christian, Jewish and Muslim heritage, including the Alcázar, Gothic cathedral and El Greco Museum.
• Segovia (1 hour by car or train): Home to one of Spain's best-preserved Roman aqueducts, a fairytale castle (Alcázar de Segovia) and the famous cochinillo (roast suckling pig).
• El Escorial (45 min drive): A massive Renaissance monastery and royal palace built by King Philip II.
• Aranjuez (45 min drive): A royal city with stunning palaces and gardens, famous for its strawberries and asparagus.
• Salamanca (2 hours by car or train): A historic university city with a beautiful Plaza Mayor and a rich cultural heritage.