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MadBeach is expected to be open to the public on July 1st and will run until August 31st. The beach zone will be open from 10am-10pm, costing 9 Euros for a full day and 5 Euros for a half day. There are also plans for a similar city beach in Seville. While this will be the first beach in the city itself, the Madrid region is already home to a spectacular real beach which is now “blue-flagged”: the Virgen de la Nueva beach on the San Juan reservoir.
Source: The Local
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