Cerro del Tío Pío is a park in Madrid located in the Numancia neighborhood, in the Puente de Vallecas district. It is situated between the Fontarrón Colony, the Santa Ana Colony, and the Taxi Drivers’ Colony. It is also known by the nickname the Park of the Seven Breasts, The Breasts of Vallecas or, simply, The Breasts, due to the shape of its hills. It is one of the best places in the city to watch the sunset, and from any of its hills much of the city can be seen.
Located in the La Latina neighborhood, since 1995 it has been one of those establishments that has become a classic in the area, especially in spring and summer, where you can enjoy tapas, wines, beers, and drinks on its terrace and rooftop. Since 2021, the City Council has recognized it as Cultural Heritage of Madrid, acknowledging its work in promoting culture in the city, with a plaque displayed at its entrance.
It is located in a three-story 19th-century mansion:
On the ground floor there is a lounge which, in the style of a Market, is a place to chat at vermouth time or enjoy tapas in company at any time of day. The dishes on its menu are prepared with top-quality ingredients and fresh produce from the Mercado de la Cebada.
On the first floor is the Lobby, from which, through its large windows, you can see the Plaza de la Cebada and the picturesque cava streets of Habsburg Madrid. During the day, it can be used for lunch or for having an aperitif while chatting, and in the evening it becomes a space for having a drink, with a relaxed atmosphere accompanied by excellent music.
On the Rooftop, a garden space allows you to enjoy the best views of old Madrid, both in winter and summer.
