• Park Güell
The most famous park in Barcelona, it was designed by Antoni Gaudí and also declared a World Heritage Site by the UNESCO. It was first conceived as a private estate but it became a public park in 1922.

• Parc de la Ciutadella
Cita del park, the largest park in the city, was transformed in 1888 for the World's Fair, several museums within the park, including Barcelona's Zoo, and a romantic garden bordered by two tree–lined paths, the enormous "cascade" fountain and a lake can be found on the grounds.

• Parc Laberint
It was built in 1791 on different levels with stairways, pavilions and richly ornamented railings. Adorning the gardens are various statues of mythological figures.

• Parc Guinardó
Guinardó park clearly resembles a forest and has an intricate topography oriented towards the four cardinal points.

• Jardins del Palau Reial de Pedralbes
The gardens of the Pedralbes Royal Palace form a geometrically designed classical–style park with lovely flower beds and large trees from the original royal estate.

• Jardins i roserar de Cervantes
Cervantes gardens boast over 240 varieties of roses.

• Parc Clot
Clot park, between the streets of Gran Via and Av. Meridiana, has a natural amphitheater and a large drawbridge.

• Parc Estació del Nord
North Station park is a large green oasis serving as framework for various sculptures, especially works by Beverly Pepper.

• Parc Joan Miró
Joan Miró park is a paved square bordered by palm trees containing a spectacular sculpture by Miró.

• Parc Espanya Industrial
The Spanish Industrial park, located on the west side of Estació de Sants, offers us two different aspects: a charming one and an industrial one.