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Go for a wander in one of the largest parks in Seville, a landscaped public space with a canal, leafy avenues, museums, water features and historic buildings.

Alongside games of football and couples in pedalos, the art galleries, buskers and 17th-century palace give El Retiro a different flavour to your average park.

Wander through ornamental gardens, visit museums, explore the world-class zoo and admire historic architecture, all within Valencia’s premier inner-city park.

This popular Barcelona meeting point connects the old city with the new and is famous for its shopping, monuments and festival celebrations.

Plummet down 13 stories on a very tall slide and bring your kids to the wave pool in one of the oldest water parks in Spain.

Spain’s colourful second city offers world-class culture, breathtaking architecture and delicious cuisine.

With expansive green areas, as well as swimming pools, rollercoasters and a dolphinarium, Casa de Campo has everything an ordinary park has and plenty more besides.

Go snorkeling with sea lions and attend a school for mermaids in this waterpark and zoo resort that includes Balinese lodges.

A lake and a majestic fountain are among the highlights in this urban park that stands on the site of the city’s former fortress.

Just a few minutes from the resort towns of Costa Brava, one of Europe’s biggest waterparks features dozens of rides.

See a touch of Cuba along the Catalonian coast at this elaborate and luxurious 19th-century palace and garden complex partially designed by Antoni Gaudi.

Visit this zoo to experience careful re-creations of African ecosystems and to enjoy wildlife in an almost barrier-free environment.

Just a few minutes from the resort towns of Costa Brava, one of Europe’s biggest waterparks features dozens of rides.

This popular Barcelona meeting point connects the old city with the new and is famous for its shopping, monuments and festival celebrations.

Just a few minutes from the resort towns of Costa Brava, one of Europe’s biggest waterparks features dozens of rides.

This traditional Spanish coastal town has a towering rock as its landmark and is a relaxing destination to enjoy soft-sand beaches, scenic trails and ancient ruins.

It’s all about excitement and fun in the water at this park with gravity-defying slides as well as rides that let you catch your breath.

Visit this zoo to experience careful re-creations of African ecosystems and to enjoy wildlife in an almost barrier-free environment.

See a touch of Cuba along the Catalonian coast at this elaborate and luxurious 19th-century palace and garden complex partially designed by Antoni Gaudi.

Explore Valencia’s medieval streets, admire historic architecture, visit food markets and museums and people-watch from lively squares.

Geysers, waterfalls and a lighthouse are part of this fun water complex. Rush down the Black Hole, the Aqua Snake and other rides.

Join the locals for an afternoon stroll in this popular city park, the site of interesting monuments and frequent cultural events. 

Explore this spectacular indoor-outdoor aquarium, home to innovative exhibits and more than 500 different marine species.