Are there any interesting parks in Barcelona?

There are the following interesting parks:

Barcelona castle park

Montezuk park

Gail Park.

Hugh Todd doria Park

Park Guell

The following is a brief introduction to each park;

Castle Park is located at the junction of Binhai District and Little Barcelona, and is named after the ancient castle in the park. 17 14, Felipe v built this castle. 1869, the castle was destroyed, leaving only an altar and an arsenal.

The Baroque Arsenal is now the Parliament Hall of Catalonia, which was once the venue of the 1888 World Expo. During the World Expo, many new landscapes were built nearby, such as the Arc de Triomphe, gardens, fountains and small lakes. The most famous ones are the Sanlong Castle designed by Mondanel (now the Animal Museum), the greenhouse designed by maggs (now the cultural center) and the sunshade designed by Foncelli. Gaudi, as Fonsele's assistant, participated in the design of the detailed decoration of the monument. There are several famous sculptures in Barcelona Zoo in the corner of the park, such as Sol's Lady with an Umbrella and Imona's Sorrow.

Mount Monte Cristo is Barcelona's "green vacuum cleaner" and a place for Barcelona people to play everyday. During the World Expo 1929 and the Barcelona Olympic Games 1992, a large number of cultural and sports facilities were built on the mountain, adding infinite vitality to this lush hill.

Along the mountain road, you can visit the Magic Fountain, National Palace (Catalonia National Art Museum), Spanish Village, Miro Foundation, Olympic Stadium, Montezuk Castle and other places of interest in turn.

Gouel Park is located in the north of Barcelona, covering an area of 20 hectares. It was originally the former site of a community planned by the patron saint of Gaudi and the wealthy Barcelona businessman Earl Osabian, and was built at 1900. Earl Quayle originally bought this land to build an aristocratic area with 60 garden-style villas. But 14 only sold two plots of land. Only a small part of the whole community construction plan has been realized. There is a house in the park where Gaudi once lived, but Gaudi didn't design it. The park is listed as a world cultural heritage by UNESCO. 1922, the municipal government bought it and opened it up as a community park.

There are two small buildings at the entrance to the park. After entering the garden, a specially shaped big step leads people to a multi-column hall, followed by a theater, and the dog steps onto the roof platform of the multi-column hall. There are low walls and chairs around the platform, and the platform is a place for swimming, gathering and dancing. The park building is very strange in shape, with many small towers and protrusions, and the surface is inlaid with white, red, brown, yellow, blue and green pieces of broken porcelain, with various patterns. The fence wall of the platform twists and turns like a curved wax python. The overlapping buildings in Gouel Park fully show the unique aesthetic taste of architects.

Xiutadria Park is located in Barcelona, Spain, which is a famous scenic spot in Spain.

Famous scenic spot

This park is an indoor paradise with flower beds, lotus ponds, waterfalls, fountains, lakes, band stands, monuments, palm trees and refreshing tree-lined paths, as well as interesting buildings with complete functions. This garden is the work of French Frais Festival. The sculpture named Desconsol in the center of the pool is the representative work of Josep Llimona. The park has a collection of 19 and the outstanding works of Catalan sculptors in the 20th century: Fuxà(Buenaventura Aribau statue), Clarà (Catalonia Volunteer Monument of the First World War) and Llimona. There are also busts of Catalan celebrities, such as Milà I Fontanals, Maragall, Batlle, Aguiló, Teixidor, Fontova and Vilanova. The waterfall with the same name as the monument was designed by Foncere in cooperation with Gaudi, a modernist genius who was still a student. Located next to Quàdriga de I'Aurora, the fountain was built by Rossend Nobas and decorated by the sculptor Venanci Vallmitjana. The "Three Dragons Castle" made of red bricks is a beautiful building in the park. It is now a zoological museum. Designed by domenech I montana in 1888, it is considered as the pioneer of modernist architecture. There is also a glass fiber reinforced plastic greenhouse (Hivernacle) made by Josep Amargê s; The indoor part of Umbracle Botanical Garden belongs to Fontseré himself; And geological museum's neoclassical style. The former Arsenal, now the Parliament of Catalonia, deserves special attention. This beautiful building collected and exhibited works of art and archaeological discoveries from 1900 to 1932, and later became the parliament, which lasted until 1939. 1945 was changed into a museum of modern art, 1980 restored democracy, and after the establishment of the Catalan parliament, it became a political organ again.

Best tourist season

The Meseta Plateau in the middle has a continental climate, the coastal areas in the north and northwest have a maritime temperate climate, and the southern and southeastern regions have a Mediterranean subtropical climate. The northwest is humid, and the inland and southeast are dry. Average monthly temperature from north to south:1October 65438+9.4-10.3℃; July19.1-28.1℃. The annual precipitation is generally 350-500mm, and the mountain area is as high as 1, 500mm. The central part of Madrid has a plateau climate, with dry heat in summer and dry cold in winter. Barcelona in the northeast is the most typical Mediterranean climate, which is mild and humid all the year round, hot and dry in summer, and the precipitation is mainly in winter, which can guarantee sunshine for more than 250 days a year.

History and culture

The memories evoked by this solemn and beautiful park are not sweet. Barcelona was captured by Philip V (the first Bourbon king to abolish Barcelona's freedom) in 17 14, and the Duke of Bern ordered the construction of a military castle to guard the city. In order to achieve this goal, most of Ribeira district was demolished, and Ciutadella was built according to the design of Flemish architect Verboom from 17 15. It has existed as a castle for more than a century. Junta de Vigilància started demolition in 184 1 year. Although General Espartero ordered the reconstruction two years later, it still aroused strong dissatisfaction among residents and was finally intervened by the Governor of Catalonia.

Gul Park was built in 1900- 19 14, and was listed in the United Nations World Cultural Heritage.

Here is an open space. Stone steps, columns and curved stone chairs are covered with all kinds of mosaics, all of which are made of ceramic tiles and colorful, making people feel like they are in a dream.

Dream Park is different from other buildings. It is an open space. The park is divided into several parts. The most important place is the stone steps at the main entrance. There is a famous mosaic colorful dragon fountain on the stone steps. The market square, the curved seats, the stone pillars and the two houses on the stone steps that are particularly like fairy tales are the most "in" attractions in Quayle Park. There is also a Gaudi Museum in the park, where Gaudi once lived.

Quayle Park, originally not a park, is an advanced residential area planned by the wealthy businessman Quayle in the northwest wilderness of Bacheng. It's a pity that the plan to build the town made people lack interest at that time, only the part of "public facilities" was built, and it became a park famous for its dazzling mosaic collages and candy houses at the entrance today, and only Gaudi himself moved in.

Gaudi's pink mansion-a beautiful building is still in the park. He has lived in this fairytale forest for twenty-five years. ?

Living with Gaudi, his father and niece. Gao Di is unmarried for life and has been taking care of her father and the daughter of her dead sister. I heard that he didn't allow couples to fall in love in his park at that time. Maybe he doesn't like the excitement.

Quayle, the gold owner who has always supported him, is also in this park. Speaking of Gaudi architecture, you can't help mentioning Mr. Quayle. Without the support of Gaudi from this wealthy businessman with a title, Barcelona would be just a big city with a history. Born as a shepherd, Quayle developed in America and returned home with a large sum of money. He is poor, so he cares about civilians and has money, so he knows art, which coincides with his lifelong adherence to Catalan nationalism. Even though Quayle's accountant kept complaining: "I worked hard to fill Quayle's purse, Gaudi would only empty it again and again!" " This visionary and dreamy entrepreneur still appreciates Gaudi's artistic style from the bottom of his heart.

1889, the house designed by Gaudi for Quayle was completed, and many American media traveled across the ocean to interview Gaudi, which made him famous for a while. From a distance, after all, Quayle's investment is cost-effective. Although he spent a lot of money, his name will remain in history forever. In Palau Guell, next to Rambla Avenue in the city center, tourists have to get the number plate first and wait in line for several hours before they can make a pilgrimage. ?

When I arrived at Quayle Park, fortunately, it was sunny that day. Mosaic tiles shine in the sun, and there are amazing mosaics everywhere. The colorful lizard is actually a valve that controls the water tank. Walking up the stairs, there is a hall in the center of the park, where wandering musicians play the violin. The roof of the hall is like the backbone of a dragon.

Tile fragments, glass fragments and rough stones, the cheapest building materials, create the most gorgeous posture, which should be one of Gaudi's interesting experiments.

You may have seen the photos of Parc Güell countless times, but only when you really walk in here can you be moved and amazed. It seems to be Gaudi's game space. He let his imagination fly here and realized it with the profession of an architect. At the entrance of Quayle Park, there are two glazed buildings, just like the candy house in fairy tales. Seeing the lovely appearance of these two buildings, I can't help thinking, how can other parts be displayed when a park starts like this?

Indeed, the most famous in this park is of course not these two candy houses, but the longest chair in the world; It is not appropriate to say that it is a bench, but it actually breaks the impression of a park bench. The longest chair in the world is actually the roof edge of Baizhutang. Gaudi combined the fence with the seat, made it into a lace-like zigzag seat, and put it together with colored tiles, creating a rich visual experience and driving a lively atmosphere. Sitting or lying here, the corner can be a single seat or a couple seat, occupying the whole arc. The seat that looks hard is actually considered from the perspective of ergonomics, so that the person sitting will be very comfortable. This interesting space is called the circular square.

The Baizhu Hall under the circular square is supported by 84 columns, which has both supporting and drainage functions. When it rains, the yellow sand in the circular square carries running water and can flow into the nearby Woods through the pillars. If there is enough rainfall, the colorful lizards leading to the steps of the candy house will also spray water.

Speaking of lizards, it may seem disgusting at first glance, but this lizard is a collage of tiles and colorful, but it is the treasure of the town garden here. Just like China people use dragons as mascots, Gaudi created lizards to look after this park, which is also his humor.

In fact, Quayle Park was originally designed by Gaudi as a garden city entrusted by Count Quayle, and 60 garden houses were to be built on 20 hectares of land. However, the case ended without results, and only a small part of the whole community construction plan was realized. There is a house in the park where Gaudi once lived, which was not designed by Gaudi. ?

Quill Park is open to tourists around 1922, and has been listed as a designated protected world heritage by UNESCO.