Parque de Castrelos, Municipal park in Vigo, Spain
Parque de Castrelos is a large municipal park with French and English gardens and pathways following the Lagares River. The grounds contain the Quiñones de León Palace Museum and a lake where swans and ducks live.
The area traces back to the 13th century when it was known as Castrelis and housed a defensive tower against pirate attacks. Its transformation into a park later combined medieval and baroque elements in its landscape design.
The outdoor amphitheater regularly hosts performances and concerts that draw visitors from the region. These events give the space a special role in the city's cultural life.
The grounds offer marked walking paths, children's playgrounds, and rest areas throughout the space. Parking is available, and the park is easy to reach on foot and navigate.
The palace museum displays collections that explore the rich local history of the region. The lake is home to a large population of swans and ducks that visitors often come to see.
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