Cristina Enea

The largest and most densely wooded urban park in the city. Refurbished in 2007, it’s home to the former palace of the Duke of Mandas.

Miramar Gardens

These impressive gardens extend out in front of Miramar Palace, decorated with floral centrepieces and small trees, with La Concha Bay in the background.

Aiete Park

The part near the palace is the most well known, but all areas are worth taking a look and freely enjoying all the animal and plant life.

Miramón Park

One of the city’s largest parks, at the foot of the Arbide Towers. It has an overhead walkway to explore it to the full.

Ametzagaina Park

With four access points and a long bike lane, it’s ideal for a visit on wheels. It also has recreation spaces and kids’ play areas.

Alderdi Eder

This is where you can take one of the most typical photographs of the city, with the façade of the city hall and La Concha Bay in the background.

Plaza Gipuzkoa

The gardens and paths located in the centre of this square are a meeting and resting place for many Donostians.

Parque de la Memoria

Inspired by traditional oriental gardens, this space has become a true symbol of coexistence, respect and peace.

Parque de Puio

As well as enjoying wonderful views of the city and the sea, this park has a playground for children.

Artikutza

This magical forest located in Navarre belongs to Donostia. Learn about its interesting history and enjoy nature in its purest form.