Spain is famous for being home to vast areas of picturesque natural areas that reflect the dazzling natural diversity within the Spanish borders, starting from green areas through its charming natural coasts to its picturesque mountainous regions, besides that Spain is proud of being home to an impressive array of parks and public parks, which means that Its visitors will not have to leave the Spanish cities to enjoy the natural beauty of Spain.
Here are some of the best and most beautiful parks and public parks that you can visit in Spain:
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The Royal Botanic Gardens, Madrid:
Royal Gardens was established in Madrid in 1755 by King Ferdinand IV, and it is the first of its kind in Spain, and the most important characteristic of these gardens is the fact that they were specially designed to be a place to study and understand plants, and not only as a place to enjoy the beauty of nature and watching plant species The Royal Gardens of Madrid are divided into three main divisions, namely the Medicinal Plants Division, the Aromatic Plants Division and the Herbaceous Plants Division.
The Generalife Gardens, Granada:
It is an ideal example of the influence of Spanish culture on Arab culture during the periods of the Arab conquests, and the Generalife Gardens in Granada are known to have been the royal gardens surrounding the summer residence of the Nasrid rulers of the Principality of Granada and date back to the thirteenth century, and includes beautiful courtyards and wonderful water fountains.
El Buen Retiro Park, Madrid:
El Bowen Retiro Park, whose name literally means “Wonderful Sanctuary”, is famous as a favorite of the residents of the Spanish capital, Madrid, and it is one of the famous royal gardens in the capital, and it remained the property of the Spanish royal family until the nineteenth century, and the history of the park dates back to the seventh century Ten The park is home to extensive urban spaces, beautiful pedestrian paths bordered by trees, along with an impressive array of water fountains.
Park Güell, Barcelona:
It is the most famous public park in Barcelona and was originally built to be part of a luxurious residential area, but plans to create a residential area at the park site were canceled so that the park was opened as a public park in 1926, the same year that Antoni Gaudi died (Antoni Gaudí), the chief architect of the park.
Palacio de Viana Patios, Cordoba:
It is part of a historical palace dating back to the fourteenth century, and is located in a beautiful Spanish town in Cordoba in southern Spain, the palace is now open to the public as a historical museum, as well as the beautiful gardens surrounding the palace and includes 12 beautiful outdoor Al Bahahs designed in the style of Cordoba Typical with beautiful shaded walkways adorned with colorful flowers and beautiful plants.
Botanical Gardens of La Concepción, Malaga:
It is located in a privileged location near the coast and the mountains in Malaga and is famous for being a site of many interesting plant species. The park occupies an area of 23 hectares, and is famous as one of the finest tropical and sub-tropical gardens in Spain, and that it is home to one of the most complete groups of the world of various types It is palm trees along with more than 90 other different plant species.
The Alcázar Gardens, Seville:
It is the beautiful gardens that surround the Alcázar Palace in Seville, one of the most beautiful palaces of the Maghreb rulers in Spain and one of the most famous tourist and historical destinations in Seville, and the Alcázar Gardens in Seville are characterized as home to extended areas of beautiful gardens and working orchards.
Royal Botanical Gardens
Royal Botanical Gardens
Alcazar Gardens
Alcazar Gardens
The gardens of Palacio de Viana Banyos
The gardens of Palacio de Viana Banyos
Ginalife Gardens
Ginalife Gardens
La Concepcion Botanical Gardens
La Concepcion Botanical Gardens
El Bowen Retiro Park
El Bowen Retiro Park
Park Guell Park
Park Guell Park
