Murcia's Parks and Gardens

Murcia’s green spaces range from the historic Jardín de Floridablanca, the city's oldest public garden established in 1849, to the expansive hiking trails of Majal Blanco in the Sierra de Carrascoy. This selection includes urban retreats like the Jardín de Isaac Peral and specialized destinations such as Terra Natura, a zoo-immersion park. From community squares in San Ginés to reclaimed railway grounds in Alquerías, these parks offer a diverse look at the region's botanical heritage and recreational planning.

Jardín de Isaac Peral

Neighborhood park in San Antón named after the Murcian inventor of the submarine.

Jardín de Floridablanca

Established in 1849, this is Murcia's oldest public garden. It features monumental ficus trees and a monument to the Count of Floridablanca.

Terra Natura

Wildlife park featuring a zoo-immersion design where visitors observe animals through nearly invisible barriers.

Parque Rodríguez de la Fuente

Local public park located in the Alquerías district.

Plaza Joaquín Ros Funes

Urban plaza and green space located in the San Ginés neighborhood.

Parque del cementerio

Landscaped area located near the Espinardo cemetery.

Parque el Cementerio

Green space situated adjacent to the Nuestro Padre Jesús cemetery.

Parque del Cementerio

District park located in Alquerías.

Parque antigua estación

Recreational space built on the grounds of the former Alquerías railway station.

parque estación

Park area located at the site of the old train station in Alquerías.

Majal Blanco

A 600-hectare forest area in the Sierra de Carrascoy featuring Mediterranean flora and designated hiking trails.

Cemacam

Environmental education center located within the Majal Blanco forest, offering workshops and guided nature activities.