Jardins de Joan Brossa is a 5.2-hectare park on Montjuïc, Barcelona, built on the site of the former amusement park. Its paths pass through wooded areas, unusual sculptures and installations, with open views across the city. Children can explore play areas with oversized wooden instruments, water pumps and swings. For a quieter visit, find a bench among the trees; for a wider panorama, head to the small stand above the playground. Bus 150 from Plaça d'Espanya provides access to the park.
A park on the former amusement park site
Jardins de Joan Brossa occupies 5.2 hectares on Montjuïc, on land once used for an amusement park. The park combines woodland with open spaces and play areas. Its paths wind past trees, gardens and unusual installations, with benches where you can pause along the way.
The wooded sections include 40 species of tree. Flowers change with the seasons, so spring and summer bring more blooms to the gardens.
Play areas and city views
Children’s play features include oversized wooden instruments, swings and slides. Other installations let children make music or pump water. The park also has basketball, volleyball and tennis facilities, as well as a skateboarding area.
For a view across Barcelona, head to the small stand above the playground, beside the stairs that cross the park. Bus 150 from Plaça d'Espanya is a practical way to reach the higher part of Montjuïc. The gardens also host summer events such as Brunch In The Park.
FAQ
How do you get to Jardins de Joan Brossa?
Take bus 150 from Plaça d'Espanya for access to the park on Montjuïc.
What can children do at the park?
Play areas include swings, slides and oversized wooden instruments. Some installations let children make music or pump water.
Where can you see Barcelona from the park?
There is a small stand with city views above the playground, beside the stairs that cross the park.
When is a good time to visit?
Spring or summer is a good choice if you want to see more flowers in bloom.
