Canal de Isabel II sports facilities

Reservation of sports spaces
Register in our registration portal for activities and reservation of sports spaces of the Community of Madrid or in the app SPORTSCM (ios o android), and book comfortably from your computer, tablet or mobile the soccer field 11, the soccer field 7 or the indoor soccer field (check here the Conditions of service).
If you represent a club, association, school or any other kind of sports entity, you can make one season reservation of sports spaces -access the process-. You can also do it in the offices of the facility.
Instructions on the season reservation in the II. dd Elizabeth II Canal.
Spaces managed by Madrid sports federations

Padel courts
The Madrid Padel Federation manages the existing tracks in this facility

Tennis courts
The Madrid Tennis Federation manages the existing courts in this facility

volleyball courts
The Madrid Volleyball Federation runs a school in this facility (pavilion)
Current rates
History, background and description
Located in the district of Chamberí, it occupies a total area of 40 m2, being divided into two independent cores next to each other. The main one, with access through the Philippine Avenue, has an extension of 30.000m2. It has swimming pools, gyms, a covered pavilion, tennis courts, paddle tennis, basketball, racquetball... The other, located on Pablo Iglesias street, occupies an area of 10.000m2. It has 11-a-side football, 7-a-side football and futsal fields, all of them with artificial turf.
The summer pool area includes two glasses, one of recreational use of 47 x 23 meters. a surface water depth of 1.113 m2, and other child of 7,5 x 6 meters, with a surface of 25 m2. He capacity of pool glasses is 569 users
The space is complemented by beach areas, solarium, cafeteria, changing rooms, showers and toilets, forming a 4.460 m enclosure2 of total surface, with a maximum capacity of 1.043 users.
Installation history
The Canal de Isabel II Sports facilities are closely linked to the public company that supplies water to the Community of Madrid. In fact, these sports facilities are built on the company's first warehouse in Madrid, which remains practically intact.
At the beginning of the 1851th century, the current lands of the Canal were just a vacant lot located on the outskirts of the capital, where prisoners sentenced to death were executed. In mid-1858, Queen Elizabeth II accepted the proposal made by her minister Juan Bravo Murillo to provide Madrid with running water and signed the Royal Decree for the execution of the necessary works. In this way, the foundations of the future Canal de Isabel II were created. Lucio del Valle, chief engineer of the project, chose the old execution ground to build the enormous water tank that would become the central nucleus of his great work, which was inaugurated by Queen Elizabeth II in 1867 and which worked at full capacity. until 1894. The construction of a new, larger and more modern reservoir put the “old canal” out of service in XNUMX.
In 1930, a group of workers from the Canal de Isabel II company founded the Canal Sports Association and took advantage of the old land, then abandoned, to build a swimming pool and a soccer field. In 1954, the gymnasium was built, and in 1969, on the foundations of the old reservoir, the current outdoor swimming pool was built. The subsequent expansions of the city and the neighborhood where it is located, have placed them in the heart of the city.
In 1989, the Canal de Isabel II and the Community of Madrid signed an agreement whereby the Canal's sports facilities opened their doors to all Madrid residents. The Community of Madrid took over the management of the sports complex and, since then, has not stopped investing in the modernization of its facilities and in increasing citizen services.
Description of sports facilities
This sports center has the following spaces in the Philippine Islands area:
A. Outdoor pool (1)
B. Pediment (1)
C. Tennis courts (4 grass and 3 dirt)
E. Paddle tennis court (5)
F. Outdoor children's pool (1)
G. Multipurpose room (2)
H. Pavilion (1)
J. Gym (1)
K. Skating rink (1)
In the Pablo Iglesias area it has these other spaces:
I. Soccer field 7 and 11 (1)
L. Futsal field (1)
Attention zone:
Stores
Facility opening hours:
Monday to Sunday from 08:00 a.m. to 22:00 p.m.
Office hours:
Monday to Friday
Mornings from 09:00 a.m. to 14:00 p.m.
Afternoons from 16:00 p.m. to 20:00 p.m.
The facility will be closed on January 1 and 6, Holy Thursday, Good Friday, May 1, December 24, 25 and 31.
Type of care:
91 533 96 42
Philippine Avenue, 54
Madrid