Playgrounds in Spain

More recently, the playground was supplemented by a water entertainment zone: from small, ankle-deep pools, streams of water splash in all directions. Water is pouring from above, as if from a shower. To immediately get wet from head to toe, just slide into the pool from the water slide. Take socks ...

The park was laid out in 2007 on the site where the artillery battery was used to defend the city during the Spanish Civil War. Although the need to shoot back from the enemy has long disappeared, the defence lines have been restored, and the guns are in their original place — only now they ...

The Parque Infantil Gulliver was built in 1992 and immediately became one of Valencia's favourite children's attractions. If you look at the playground from above (e.g. from the nearby Ferris wheel), you can see the figure of a sleeping man.

The reservoirs of the park are also densely populated. Geese, ducks, and swans swim there; you can see fish and turtles. But all these living creatures will willingly give up their occupations and hasten to you if you come to the park of Benalmadena with refreshments. By the way, the animals in the ...

From Cabecera Park, the Turia Gardens stretch for 9 km. If you muster up the courage to walk the whole route, you will find green alleys, coastal fortifications braided with flowering plants, fountains, a lake where you can swim in swan boats, and various playgrounds.