Japanese Cherry Trees
Japanese Cherry Trees, or Sakura, are a popular ornamental species in Madrid, celebrated for their vibrant pink and white blossoms that typically bloom in early spring. These trees thrive in Madrid's temperate climate and can be found in several parks and gardens across the city, including the iconic Parque del Retiro and the Jardín del Campo del Moro. The blossoms attract visitors and locals alike, offering a picturesque setting for walks and photography. The trees symbolize renewal and the fleeting nature of life, a cultural significance borrowed from Japanese tradition. Madrid's cherry trees are well-maintained, with peak blooming periods usually occurring in March or April, depending on weather conditions. Their presence enhances the city's green spaces, providing a serene and colorful escape from urban life.