Barcelona

🌳 Parks in Barcelona

8 places checked and mapped for families.

• Jardins de LaribalA terraced garden on Montjuïc with fountains, pergolas and shaded paths, with views over the city and room for children to explore.
  Free
  Official website
• Parc de Joan Miró (Escorxador)A park in Eixample with Miró's 22-metre sculpture 'Dona i Ocell', a large playground, palm trees and weekend family activities.
  FreePlay area
  Official website
• Parc de l'Espanya IndustrialA park in Sants with a dragon slide, a rowing lake, watchtowers and an assortment of sculptures. Popular with local families at weekends.
  FreePlay area
  Official website
• Parc de la BarcelonetaA small park by the beach with a playground, an outdoor gym and shaded areas. A good spot away from the beach crowds.
  FreePlay area
• Parc de la CiutadellaA central park with a rowing lake, a waterfall fountain, the zoo, wide lawns for picnics and a large playground. Free entry.
  FreePlay area
  Official website
• Parc del Centre del PoblenouA modern park in Poblenou with a large playground, a seasonal splash pad and open lawns. Popular with local families and less touristy than Ciutadella.
  FreePlay area
  Official website
• Parc del Laberint d'HortaBarcelona's oldest garden, from 1791, with a cypress hedge maze. Quieter than the central parks.
  Play area
  Official website
• Parc GüellMosaic-covered buildings, steps and sculptures in a green hillside park, with a Gaudí museum and panoramic city views. Free under 6.
  Outdoor
  Official website