Parken en tuinen in Alicante
Parks and Gardens of Alicante
Alicante’s green spaces range from the historic 19th-century Parque de Canalejas, known for its massive ficus trees, to the innovative Parque La Marjal, Spain's first floodable urban park. This collection includes the palm-shaded Explanada de España, the terraced Mediterranean slopes of Parque La Ereta on Mount Benacantil, and the romantic 19th-century gardens of Panteón de Quijano. These sites showcase the city's botanical diversity, from dense coastal palm groves to historic plazas featuring monumental fountains and architecture.
Explanada de España
Running parallel to the port of Alicante, this "esplanade" is a popular promenade lined with hundreds of palm trees.
Parque de Canalejas
The city's oldest park, famous for its monumental, century-old ficus trees with massive trunks and sprawling roots. It features stone sculptures of lions and dogs and runs parallel to the marina.
Plaza de los Luceros
A central square featuring a landmark monumental fountain designed by Daniel Bañuls in 1930. The fountain is decorated with intricate sculptures of horses and mythological figures.
El palmeral
A large coastal park containing hundreds of palm trees, artificial waterfalls, and a lake with rowing boats. It includes walking trails, a cross-country track, and children's play areas.
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