Tourism industry has been the most striking feature of the economy of this Spanish City. The provincial capital of Valencia province, which also ranks third amongst the Spanish cities, has seen a considerable movement in economic field primarily on the back of tourism industries. There are numerous cultural aspects and architectures that have led to the growth in tourism across Valencia. One of the major roles has been played by Valencia Parks.
The city is gifted with a pleasant and mild weather along with a shining sun that bathes the region. The gardens and parks of Valencia have the major role for the locals and tourists in giving them the required relaxation and the shade that might be required. Valencia parks cannot be considered primarily for locals and visitors for idling away in the day hours. It also beautifies the landscape in the urban areas and shows off an enormous variety in exotic and local flora providing zones for recreation and sports.
Jardín Del Turia
After the 1957 flood, which damaged most part across the city, River Turia was given diversion. Now, the river hosts to the largest park in the urban area of Valencia known as Jardín Del Turia. It Stretches over 10 miles with a mixture of everything in it. The park contains flower and greenery filled gardens along with things for general activities in park for activity seekers.
The footpaths are suitable for jogging, rollerblading and strolling along with numerous sport installations, which includes running track, rugby field, soccer field, softball field, an all-purpose field, dirt bike area, skateboarding region and colossal board for playing chess. Parque Gulliver is considered the highlight reel of the park that features a giant statue of Gulliver, mythic character, on the ground.
There are numerous monuments, cultural points and museums across the outer boundary of Valencia Park. Even the park is recognized as the ‘River of Culture’.
Jardines Del Real
Jardines Del Real, commonly recognized as Jardines De Viveros, is considered a pleasant Valencia Park that features fragranced gardens of rose, admirable statue, numerous pine trees and benches for sitting back and enjoying the surrounding environment. Highlights of Jardines Del real are its tranquilizing atmosphere and lush vegetations that covers the zoo of Valencia. Valencia Zoo is located across the northwest periphery of Jardines filled with birds, fishes, giraffes, crocodiles, hippopotamuses, chimpanzees, tigers, bears, and many more.
La Alameda
La Alameda was opened during early part of seventeenth century and has been designed keeping in mind the neoclassical styles. It has been tucked along with the acacia, focus and poplar trees along with a variety of flowers and plants. You can also find numerous statures made of marble, square ceramic-tiled towers and fountains filled with ornaments.
There are numerous other parks garnishing the beauty of Valencia that includes Jardines De Monforte, Jardín Botánico, La Glorieta and El Parterre. All these parks have been recognized for their excellent constructions and numerous monuments. If visiting Valencia, it is a sin to miss the beautiful Valencia Parks of the region.