San Jerónimo Park, Urban park in northern Seville, Spain.
San Jerónimo Park is an urban green space in northern Seville with extensive vegetation and landscaped areas. A central promenade lined with orange trees provides walking paths with benches and shaded spots, running alongside the Guadalquivir River.
The site began as a plant nursery for the 1992 World Exposition before being transformed into a public park. Extensive landscaping after this event created the recreational space that exists today.
The name honors a religious saint, reflecting Seville's deep historical ties to religious traditions and spirituality. The park serves as a gathering place where locals walk daily, and you can see how different neighborhoods use it for their own routines and social connections.
Sports facilities near the main entrance offer space for outdoor activities and exercise. The main walkway is well-supplied with benches and shade, making it easy to find rest spots throughout your visit.
Huertos de Ocio are small vegetable gardens where local residents grow and tend their own plants within the park. These active gardens show how the community uses the space not just for walking, but as a productive communal space.
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