Parque de Maria Luisa, Seville

Beautiful, relaxed and calming - definitely visit if you like your green outdoor spaces. Very nicely maintained garden with a huge variety of plants from around the world. Birds and ducks everywhere especially during the start of spring (visited in April). There are plenty of little kiosks at the edges of the park if you're hungry or thirsty, but you could definitely pack a few bocadillos and have a bite anywhere!

Whilst in Seville on vacation last week, I went through this beautiful park after visiting the Plaza de Espana. It's all interlinked by gates too. Stunning area with trees, avenues, museums (at far end), mini plazas, fountains, statues and waterfalls. Plenty of shade from the Sun too. Refreshment stalls around too in places though not used. Well recommended.

A very large lovely city park in the heart of Seville. The lush greenery with many rose gardens, trees from around the world and so many orange trees. Take time to notice the many green parrots flying around and notice the beautiful banyan trees. At the duck pond we saw many varieties of ducks with their ducklings but the highlight was a beautiful white swan sitting on a nest of 5 eggs with her male close by. A lovely place to stroll and lay in the grass before or after visiting the Plaza de Espana.

This is a beautiful park. The trees are so varied and some are huge. Great to see the Exhibition Building from 1929. Large and wonderfully constructed. You could spend hours here!

Amazing and fascinating for its history and architectural beauty, tile designs and the art is just incredible. This 85-acre (34-hectare) site was formerly the gardens of a royal palace and is filled with gardens, pools, monuments, historic buildings, fountains and museums. The highlight of the park is the Plaza de España, a large semicircular building that was commissioned for the Spanish American Exhibition of 1929.