A picturesque, multi-level park situated on the northwestern slope of Montjuïc hill, blending urban garden elements with native woodland. It serves as a peaceful retreat and a green link between the forest and the Poble-sec neighborhood below

Hillside park by Antoni Gaudí with mosaic terraces, stone viaducts, and storybook gatehouses. Artistic lines, palm shaped columns, and wide views over the city. UNESCO listed and full of color.

Public park in Kyoto’s Higashiyama district, Maruyama Park is famed for its seasonal natural beauty—especially cherry blossoms in spring and fall foliage later in the year.

Wetland area famous for the colorful trajinera boat cruises. In the south of Mexico City.

Park with giant sculptures and play areas for children.

Little park with a jogging track, exercise equipment, playground and a dog park. Nice place to have a walk or to take some shade from the sun.

In Sant Andreu you find a small front-garden world made by the self-taught artist Isidre Castells. Along the wall and inside the garden he created two-dimensional replicas of Catalan landmarks with mosaics and shells. Sagrada Família, Montserrat and many more appear in miniature. He worked here for about twenty years, starting in the mid 1980s, and the site is still cared for by his family. You view it from the street.

Nice, quiet spot to walk through with lots of artists and paintings

This Gaudi park has steps and sculptures covered by mosaic. You can’t miss the Gaudi museum and admire the views. Worth visiting and a must if you are into art.

A beautiful and quiet park, full of trees and fountains, with snack and drink stalls.