Valdebebas

Valdebebas is a district in the north-east of Madrid, Spain. It is part of the Hortaleza district and is one of the city's newest urban developments. The area was largely undeveloped land until the early 21st century, when significant urban planning and construction began. Valdebebas is characterized by its modern residential buildings, extensive green spaces, and a focus on sustainability.

A prominent feature of Valdebebas is the Parque Forestal de Valdebebas, also known as Felipe VI Park. This large urban park covers over 100 hectares and includes diverse flora, recreational areas, and water features, making it a significant ecological and leisure asset for the city. The district also houses the training facilities for Real Madrid C.F., known as Ciudad Real Madrid, which has contributed to the area's profile.

The development of Valdebebas aims to create a high-quality living environment with good transport links to the city center and proximity to Madrid-Barajas Airport. It has seen a rapid increase in population and the establishment of new amenities, including schools and commercial services. The district is designed with pedestrian-friendly streets and a network of cycle paths, emphasizing a modern urban lifestyle.