Parc de Torreblanca, Cultural Asset park in Sant Just Desvern, Spain.
Parc de Torreblanca is a 9.6 hectare park with romantic gardens, artificial lakes, waterfalls, and caves interspersed with trapezoidal field structures from earlier farming. The entire grounds feature a creative design of different zones that flow into one another.
The land belonged to the Marquises of Monistrol from medieval times, who transformed it into their main residence during the 19th century. This transformation led to the romantic garden design that remains today.
The park holds romantic gardens with various architectural details and plantings that reflect the creative thinking of its creators. Visitors can explore numerous designed spaces showing how people combined nature with architectural elements.
The park closes on Mondays and holidays, so visitors should plan their arrival accordingly. It is best to visit on a regular weekday to enjoy the full experience.
The Friends of Roses Association has planted and maintains about 600 varieties of roses throughout the grounds. This special collection shows a continued botanical passion that has persisted since the park's creation.
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