Parks and Gardens
Valencia's green landscape ranges from the historic Jardins de la Glorieta, famous for its ancient ficus trees, to the futuristic L'Umbracle sculpture garden within the City of Arts and Sciences. The Turia Gardens host the massive Gulliver climbing structure, while the Parc de Capçalera offers a large lake with boat rentals at the riverbed's western edge. Visitors can also explore the 19th-century neoclassical grounds of Jardins d’Aiora and the biodiversity of Parc de la Rambleta, which features a restored Mediterranean wetland ecosystem.
A Gulliver
Part of the extensive Gardens of Turia, this huge statue of the famous traveller doubles as a safe and fun adventure park for both kids and…
B L'Umbracle
L'Umbracle, part of the Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències complex in Valencia, Spain, is a sculpture garden and landscaped walk with plant…
C Parque del Parterre
Established in 1850, this historic garden features the equestrian statue of King James I and several monumental, century-old ficus trees.
D Jardins de la Glorieta
Known for its massive ficus trees and traditional iron gates, these historic gardens were originally created in the early 19th century.
E Parc de Capçalera
Situated at the western end of the Turia Gardens, this park features a large navigable lake with swan-shaped pedal boats and an open-air amphitheater.
F Plaça Porta de la Mar
A central square featuring a 1940s monumental replica of the historic city gate, serving as a gateway between the Turia Gardens and the city center.
G Parc de la Rambleta
A 14-hectare urban park focused on biodiversity, featuring a large lake, a restored Mediterranean wetland, and a dedicated cultural center.
H Jardins d'Aiora
These landscaped grounds surround a 19th-century neoclassical palace and feature a mix of Mediterranean flora and shaded walking paths.
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