España) on 585 kHz at 600 kW. The antenna is on a 264 meters tall mast built in 1962, which was then the tallest structure in Madrid area. The facility also has a second mast, tall used for broadcasting RNE-5 on 657 kHz and COPE Madrid on 999 kHz at 50 kW power. Sports CF Rayo Majadahonda is based in the municipality, it played most of the years in 2B division but eventually in 2A during 2018/19 season. Additionally, the town is well known for its sporting establishments, including a public indoor swimming pool (now closed since 2021), an athletics stadium, a golf course, and several padel, tennis and football facilities. Twin towns Clamart, France There is a park named after that French town. It is located near the Majadahonda train station. Ferencváros. There is a park named Ferencváros south from the city centre. Ferencváros is an urban district of Budapest, Hungary. References External links Official website City Information Municipalities in the Community of Madrid