Parque de la Ciutadella
Is the most extensive park in the city, making it ideal to practice outdoor activities or just to go for a walk. Within its limits visitors will find the Barcelona zoological and also the zoology, geology and Catalonia Modern Art museums.

Parque Güell
Located toward the north of the city, Güell Park is situated in the district of Gracia. Given its magnificence and its significance for Barcelona, UNESCO declared it monument of universal character in 1984. The park contains three constructions: the “Gran Escalinata”, the “Templo Dórico” and the “Portería”.

Parke del Castell de l'Oreneta
Connected to the Collserola mountain range, this park unites the forest with the city. It was first opened to the general public in 1978 and continues to splendidly conserve its vegetative species; some of which date back centuries. Within the park’s circuit there are infantile play and rest areas, as well as picnic areas and ping-pong.tables

Botanical garden
This garden was designed and destined to conserve the natural patrimony of Catalonia. It promotes the diffusion of botanical culture amongst its citizens through sensitisation of knowledge and love for nature. The Mediterranean garden character present here permits extensive experimentation with new plant species.