Quevedo Park, Urban park in El Crucero district, León, Spain
Quevedo Park is an urban green space in the El Crucero district featuring multiple entry points and varied open areas. The grounds provide different sections for walking and outdoor activities.
The park was created in 1984 on the grounds of a former government plant nursery. This transformation marked the conversion of state land into public green space for residents.
The park displays a statue dedicated to Francisco de Quevedo, the Spanish writer from the Golden Age. This monument reflects the city's connection to his literary legacy.
The park operates on seasonal schedules with information signs posted at each entrance. Visitors can use the different access points depending on where they approach the grounds.
The park features a botanical trail with informational signs about different tree species. This allows visitors to learn about local plant varieties as they walk through the grounds.
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