파르크 드 콜세롤라 주변 최고의 반려견 동반 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

An area where you can stop along the way to enjoy nature and listen to the forest.

bridge over the road from where you can see both sides.

Valldaura viewpoint from the Horta road, with views over the velodrome and Carmel.

Beautiful viewpoint over the Serra de Collserola park.

section of stone roots with some drops technical areas fast descents very complicated climbs fun area

I love this kind of humble and sober religious buildings, so I may be overly enthusiastic, but I think it's beautiful. I couldn't visit the interior because it was closed, so thanks for uploading the interior photos! 😍

This space has numerous works of art, mainly sculptures, as well as various ponds, waterfalls, fountains and a canal that runs through the upper area. In the gardening, the labyrinth, made with cut cypresses, stands out especially, as well as some environments of different styles, from neoclassical to romantic. In the domestic garden there are topiary art creations. Throughout its history, the venue has had visits from several monarchs, such as Charles IV, Ferdinand VII and Alfonso XIII, and has been the scene of theatrical performances and various cultural events. Currently it is a garden-museum that has a municipal institute for training in gardening. This park is considered a Cultural Asset of Local Interest (BCIL) in the Catalan Cultural Heritage Inventory.

The Laberinto de Horta park is a historic garden located in the Horta-Guinardó district of Barcelona. It is the oldest preserved garden in the city. It is located on the old Desvalls family farm, on a slope of the Collserola mountain range. Begun in 1794 and finished in its first phase in 1808, it was the work of the Italian architect Domenico Bagutti. The grounds include a neoclassical garden from the 18th century and a romantic garden from the 19th century. It opened to the public in 1971.