Spain has a variety of gardens, from formal gardens with geometric designs to more naturalistic gardens featuring native plants. Some notable gardens in Spain include the Generalife in Granada, which features a mix of Moorish and Renaissance elements; the Royal Palace of Madrid’s gardens, which include the Campo del Moro and the Sabatini Gardens; and the Parque del Buen Retiro in Madrid, which is a large park with gardens, lakes, and sculptures. Other popular gardens include the Alhambra, Montjuic Castle and the Parc Guell in Barcelona. These gardens often feature a mix of Mediterranean plants, such as olives, cypresses, and lavender, as well as exotic plants brought back from the New World.