Audio Guide of Devesa Park

Devesa Park is open 24 hours a day all year round, as it is a public space in Girona. You can easily get there by bus (lines that stop near the city center) or on foot from the old town; for more details on routes, see the official Girona Tourism website.

Admission to Devesa Park is completely free, as it is a municipal public park. No ticket is required, making it ideal for spontaneous visits with no extra cost.

It is recommended to spend at least 1 to 2 hours walking through the park and enjoying its tree-lined avenues and picnic areas. If you want a more relaxed stroll or time for photos, you could extend your visit to 3 hours, depending on your pace.

Devesa Park, planted in the 19th century, is one of the largest tree-lined promenades in Europe, with more than 5,000 century-old plane trees that make it a symbol of modernist Girona. Its landscape design reflects 19th-century Romantic influence and serves as a green lung for the city, helping protect the area around the Onyar River.

Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are ideal thanks to the mild weather and colorful foliage, while avoiding the summer heat. Early morning or sunset is perfect for a peaceful walk, when there are fewer people and better light for photos.

Yes, the park has wide, paved paths that allow access for wheelchairs and strollers. There are adapted entrances and rest areas; for more information about accessible routes, visit the Girona Tourism portal or call the city council at +34 972 40 60 00.

Near the park you will find Girona's Jewish Quarter and Girona Cathedral, both just a 15-minute walk away and ideal for combining with cultural visits. The Onyar River with its colorful bridges is also nearby, and you can explore the Medieval Walls for a complete historical route.

Bring comfortable walking shoes for its extensive paths, sunscreen in summer, and water, as there are shaded areas but also open spaces. It is great for family picnics, so do not forget a blanket; check the weather forecast on the AEMET website to plan your day.