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Montjuïc Park

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Improving and distributing tourism evenly with the Barcelona strategy

13/05/2022 - 14:55

Next Generation funding. The city outlines projects representing an overall investment of fifty million euros, for consideration in the Spanish government’s call.

Celebrating sexual and gender diversity with L’Orgullosa

10/05/2022 - 15:01

LGBTI. The high points of the campaign will be the party at the LGBTI Centre on 21 May and a grand musical gala at the Olympic Ring in Montjuïc on 28 June.

The Barcelona Zurich Marathon, a double record-breaking race

08/05/2022 - 12:36

Yihuniligne Adane set a new men’s record with a finishing time of 02:05’53” and Meseret G Dekebo broke the women’s record, with a finishing time of 02:23’11”.

Disruptions to mobility from the Zurich Marathon

05/05/2022 - 11:10

Mobility. The Zurich Marathon will involve traffic disruptions in the Sants-Montjuïc district, from Friday to Sunday.

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Park's services and facilities

Museums, gardens, tracks and pitches, a castle... Montjuïc has many points of interest and also services to help you discover them. Find it all on this map.

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    A park of parks

    Montjuïc mountain boasts some fifteen extremely diverse parks and gardens for enjoying nature without setting foot outside the city.

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    Notable parks

    From forest spots to themed gardens. Enjoy them!

    Jardins de Mossèn Costa i Llobera

    Directly exposed to sea breezes, this port-facing side of the mountain is home to one of the most important collections of cacti and succulent plants in the world.

    Jardins de Joan Brossa

    What for over 30 years was Montjuïc Amusement Park is today a large green space covered with lush Mediterranean vegetation.

    Jardins de Mossèn Cinto Verdaguer

    On a gentle slope and offering great views of the city, these gardens are home to a combination of bulbous, rhyzome and aquatic plants that gives them an exceptional array of colours.

    Jardins de Joan Maragall

    Only the sound of singing birds and gushing water from ornamental fountains can be heard around the Palauet Albéniz.

    Jardins del Mirador de l'Alcalde

    A peaceful, bright and sunny space offering exceptional views of all of Barcelona.

    Parc del Mirador del Migdia

    Montjuïc's southern slope is full of paths for strolling along offering great views of the city and sunset, as well as a picnic area.

    Jardins de Laribal

    Besides the first public rose garden to be created in Barcelona, the Colla de l’Arròs, these gardens are home to an extremely rich variety of plants, along with waterfalls.

    Jardins del Teatre Grec

    Created as a rose garden, these gardens are one of the green spaces created for the International Exposition of 1929, including an amphitheatre built on an old quarry.

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    How to get to and around the park

    Metro, bus, funicular and cable car, as well as taxis and private vehicles, facilitate mobility through Montjuïc Park and provide access to all its gardens, services and cultural, sports and leisure facilities. Check which means of transport is right for you depending on the time and part of the mountain you wish to explore

    Find out about Montjuïc Park Council

    Since 2014, all public and private operators working on Montjuïc mountain have been holding Park Council meetings to coordinate lines of action. They monitor and ensure fulfilment of the goals stipulated in the Montjuïc Action Plan for 2019-2029 through full council or standing committee meetings.

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