Barcelona is a large city with constant activity that lends its personality. The city does, however, also have a lot of parks and gardens where you may be quietly in the natural world.

These public parks are the best settings for family outings and turn into the best locations to bring kids at any time of the year. Visitors may engage in a variety of activities and have a great time outside in Barcelona’s parks, playgrounds, and libraries, including the following ones:

The city’s Ciutadella Park, which is next to the Barcelona Zoo, is one of its greatest green spaces. Parents who visit this park will find an endless supply of kid-friendly activities as well as well-known attractions like the enormous stone mammoth and its colossal waterfall decorated with fountains and dragons. A boat ride on the man-made lake or taking part in the organized activities put on by the park’s environmental library may prolong the pleasure that begins in any of the spaces designated for kids’ games.

If not the oldest park in Barcelona, the Diagonal Mar park was the first to be created using the principles of sustainable development. It is a sizable area that is ideal for cycling and where you can appreciate its seven unique regions that are all connected by the theme of water. The playgrounds with their distinctive wooden sculptures and the enormous slides are the main draws in the kids’ section.

The most well-known park in the city is without a doubt Güell Park. Millions of people take pictures there every day since it serves as a set for movies and provides a variety of activities. The “bare mountain,” which has the fabled dragon steps, the plaza, the columns, and the pavilions, is the area of the building that attracts the most tourists. It was designed by Gaud between 1900 and 1914. But there is much more to this park than that. It actually boasts a sizable forest with numerous trees of different types and a wide variety of birds. It also offers several picnic spaces and four playgrounds for kids of all ages.

The Greek-style outdoor amphitheater, constructed in this former quarry in 1929, serves as the setting for the Grec Gardens’ well-known summer festival events. However, it is well of a visit on any other occasion as a park because of its views of the city, its outstanding gardens, which are brimming with roses of all colors, or its trees, which are shown in the local directory and include an enormous pine tree.