Parque de María Luisa

Beautiful park right next to the Plaza de España. We went there for a quiet stroll after visiting the Plaza de España. In the park you can find shade, made beautiful trees, plants and a wide variety of animals. We also enjoyed the art in the park and the quiet sounds of the trees, the bushes and the animals. Go there if you want a quiet break in the warm city.

The park is so beautiful and lovely! I simply enjoyed the vibe here and had a wonderful time just taking a morning walk in it. You can feel the balanced mixture of nature and human in this place, all the colors and cool architectures are also making visiting this place a unique experience. Definitely recommend to come and visit, such a nice place to chill and relax.

Lovely park with beautiful plants, lots of animals and a bunch of interesting sights. Perfect for both a walk and also just to chill due to several benches where you can relax in the shadow. Cicadas can be a bit loud depending on the season and the horse carriages leave behind their dumps everywhere, leading to bad smell at some areas.

🌿 Review: Parque de María Luisa – Seville, Spain An extraordinary place! Parque de María Luisa is one of the most beautiful and spacious parks in Seville. Located just steps away from the iconic Plaza de España, it’s the perfect spot to fully enjoy the outdoors. The park has a wonderful atmosphere — parts of it feel peaceful and romantic, ideal for a quiet walk or a date, while other areas are perfect for children and families. Whether you’re going alone, with a partner, or with a group, there’s something for everyone. As someone from Argentina, I brought my mate and had an absolutely amazing time. It’s a great place to sit under the trees, relax, have a picnic or some tea, and just enjoy the surroundings. The public restrooms are clean and well maintained. Dogs are welcome, and there are open areas where people can relax or play — including picnic zones, which I loved. 🟢 Highly recommended! Definitely one of my favorite parks in Seville. A must-visit if you’re in the city.

This beautiful park is an absolute oasis in the heart of Seville, offering a truly peaceful escape from the city's hustle and bustle. I spent hours simply strolling through the lush gardens, marveling at the vibrant greenery and the intricate tilework. Every corner reveals another picturesque scene, from the grand Plaza de España, with its stunning architecture, to the quieter, more tranquil ponds and fountains. It's incredibly spacious, so even on a busy day, you can always find a serene spot to relax and soak in the atmosphere. This is undeniably a must-visit for anyone coming to Seville; you'll leave feeling refreshed and invigorated. The sheer scale and beauty make it highly recommended for anyone seeking a blend of natural beauty and historic charm. It's a testament to the city's dedication to preserving its iconic green spaces, truly a breathtaking experience.

Georgous park. We spent hours here. Green shady paths, flowers, benches, and water features. Dont miss this one.

Magnificent park, with beautifully arranged gardens, who’s nature is calming and the shade of trees creates a cooling oasis on hotter days. ☀️🌳🌴 a great place for a Picknick and offers fun activities for families

Just beautiful, great to escape the heat of the day. Well laid out, plenty of water, impressive buildings, just wish we had more time.

One of my fond memories from my last visit to Seville in 2012 is strolling this park to the Plaza de Espana, and fifty countries later, it is still one of my all-time favorites. From the river, walk straight across the park to the plaza, or catch one of the many horse carriages giving 30-minute tours. Shady, with numerous paths criss-crossing the park, there are flowers, benches, toilets, and carts selling water bottles, hats, fans, and trinkets. Busy with families on weekends, one end is filled with the archaelogy museum, while the palace is on the other. Many buildings from the 1929 expo still line the park.

Maria Luisa Park is the most famous park in the city and most visited was opened to the public for first time on April 18, 1914.. I just love the lush areas with old trees, cute walking trails and nice areas to sit and relax. The park is one of the fundamental lungs of the city of Seville and the primary urban park. The Maria Luisa Park was formerly private gardens of the Palace of San Telmo, and were donated in 1893 by the Infanta Maria Luisa Fernanda de Borbon (Duchess of Montpensier) to the city. With 34 hectares of size, it is an ideal corner for local people and guests to rest in the shade of a woods, stroll with loved ones on the trails or sit and appreciate the trilling of fowls, the Garden of the Lions or beautiful frog fountain. You can enjoy the green areas of the park, and then head over to Plaza de España, just a few hundred steps away.

I was having a pissy day - Seville has a parking issue. We drove all around and found no parking. No Uber either so, we had to drive back to the hotel and parked and then started walking again. Turns out the park is only half an mile away from the hotel. The park is very nice and it brightened my day the moment I entered the gate. Some coffee and snacks to start the day with. Friendly cafe owner who had been to San Francisco and Carmel by the Sea, and loved to chat about the Bay Area. Very nice to meet a friendly Spaniard. We then we to check out the Moorish designed garden and other lovely sights. I have a few parks that I liked in other parts of the world aside from the Gold Gate Park. Central Park, of course. The Park in Mannheim, Germany, random, I know, but I quite like it, and then of course the world famous Luxembourg Gardens in Paris. I mention the above because Maria Luisa Park is a worthy rival. It's free, that's a good thing. It has a lot of orange trees, filled with ripe oranges. Nice. A bird sanctuary filled with birds and ducks, very cool. Moorish style garden design is a bit unusual and definitely sets it apart from the other parks. When you finish the walk, you come upon Plaza de Espana, where you get to sit around and check out the bridge and canals. Very relaxing. Walk or cab it. Don't park the car. It's impossible.

My mom is from nearby Jerez (about an hour south). Her name is Luisa Maria. I have many great childhood memories of visiting this park. So yes I'm a little biased, but this park really is special and can hang with the best of 'em across the globe. Brought my wife here on our recent trip to Spain, to see the Plaza de España (amazing in its own right), explore a little, and picnic with cava & jamon. #jamoneymoon2018 We found a great spot on the grass, under a tree, with views of the Plaza de España and the many people passing by. Then we popped the cava, swigging it straight from the bottle, and snacked on jamon iberico, olives, and picos. Weather was ideal, too. Bright and sunny without being too hot (a huge plus considering Sevilla had just been hit by a heat wave). A perfect afternoon.

Lovely little park near the Plaza de España, and we went here after visiting the Plaza and enjoyed the greenery. There are some really neat monuments here, especially the gorgeous fountains - as per our guide, the most famous one is called Fountain of Lions. Part of the park is near a river, and so it was fun to walk along its shady banks. The scent from the orange trees was really lovely and there were also a lot of palms and pine trees - there's an overwhelming feeling of lushness and fecundity as everything is so green and the flowers and vines are so massive and fragrant. Keep an eye out for the birds, especially parrots that you can spot flying around. A lovely little oasis in the city of Seville and super glad got the chance to check it out. Yelp Review 88/ 2017

Beautiful park, with a perfect walk to and from the beach. I recommend going around sunset, because the view on the sunset is fantastic. We walked around for a few hours and loved all the tile and interesting fountains.

We found this park, my accident and enjoyed it more than any other public area in Spain. Such a well laid out park with ponds, lovely plants and trees and of course, Plaza de España. So peaceful on a warm sunny day. After, head over to Torch, for coffee.

One of the best parks in sevilla, when you are there you should stop by Plaza españa located in the center of the park.

A peaceful tranquil space captured our attention as we approached the much hyped neighboring Plaza De Espana. Green, quiet and animated by white pigeons and ducks gliding in the pond populated by gold fishes. We took moments to absorb in the beauty of this green space. It's probably always overshadowed by the majestic Plaza de Espana. Tourists like myself with limited time probably seldom thought of allocating time from their tightly wound sightseeing hustle bustle of more glamorous spots to enjoy the calming reprieve. It's a pity.

While this is smaller than El Retiro Park in Madrid, it's prettier. Don't miss Plaza de España, where you can rent a row boat for 30 or 60 minutes. 30 minutes should be enough time to row from one end to the other and back, if you know what you're doing. Otherwise, pay for 60 minutes if you don't want to feel rushed.

Really big park to walk around in, and it would be a great place to run and bike in! It's mostly flat, and there are a lot of trees, flowers, and fountains in the park. It's really relaxing, and definitely worth a stroll! It's right next to a Plaza de Espana, so just swing by after visiting the plaza!

An absolute breath taking place. There are no words to describe this place. My first thought was, "if I get married, I'd like to get married here." (It is that incredible.) a MUST in Sevilla

A beautiful park for a stroll! There is plenty of greenery to go around. A tropical Central Park with fountains, perfect for handholding. They have a small playground for children and a great set of touristy gift shops. Got an awesome hat there for only 7 euros!

we were hurrying to see as much of this park as we could since we had a train to catch, and only managed to do a quick self-made walking tour along a portion of the park's perimeter. lots of locals and tourists were here, as were vendors selling goods, snacks, and drinks. trees and flowering plants were everywhere, and there were several trails nestled in this park as well. if only i had an extra couple of hours to spend, i'd have walked the entire perimeter and explored some of the historical landmarks inside this park. putting it at the top of my list if i should have the pleasure of returning to sevilla.

A wonderful park to wander through during the summer. There are many different parts filled with beautiful flowers and fountains.

Very beautiful park with two museums and two rose gardens inside of it, plus many other lovely spots to sit and admire the view. Of course, Plaza de España is the main attraction inside the park and you definitely don't want to miss it! The tile work, bridges, and fountain are all exquisite. No visit to Sevilla is complete without a stroll past this landmark.

An absolute must visit while in Seville. There is just a stunning park with beautiful tree lined walkways, ponds, fountains, etc.... The park is beautiful - you just have to see for yourself.