Parc de Torreblanca

Parc de Torreblanca extends across 9.6 hectares, featuring romantic gardens with caves, islands, lakes, waterfalls, and trapezoidal structures from former farm fields.

The land belonged to the Marquises of Monistrol, who acquired it in medieval times and made it their primary residence in the 19th century.

The park contains numerous sculptures, architectural elements, and gardens that reflect the eclectic design principles of late nineteenth-century landscape architecture.

The park remains closed on Mondays and holidays, offering visitors specific scheduling requirements for planning their excursions to this natural space.

The Friends of Roses Association has planted approximately 600 varieties of roses throughout the park, continuing the botanical legacy of its past.

Location: Sant Just Desvern

Architectural style: eclectic architecture

Address: Carretera Reial, 167

GPS coordinates: 41.37833,2.05528

Latest update: March 23, 2025 10:45