María Luisa Park

María Luisa Park is Seville's most famous park. Once the private gardens of the San Telmo Palace, the land was generously donated to the city by its owner, a duchess. A French landscaper redesigned the gardens in a romantic style enriched with elegant arabesque touches—evident in the statues, fountains, ponds, and tile benches—which connect the park's two major attractions, Plaza de España and Plaza de América. Additionally, María Luisa Park is an ideal place for children to play and let off steam.