Parque Federico García Lorca Park

Address: Parque Federico García Lorca, 18009 Granada, Spain

Hours: Dawn-dusk (public park)

Admission: Free

Parque Federico García Lorca is a public park in Granada, Andalusia, named after the Spanish poet and playwright. It provides landscaped green space within the urban area.

The park contains walking paths, gardens and planted areas intended for leisure and commemorative visits linked to the poet. It is primarily a local recreational space rather than a major tourist attraction.

Created in the late 20th century as part of municipal efforts to expand green spaces, the park was named to honour Federico García Lorca and to provide cultural as well as recreational amenities for the city.

Situated within the city of Granada, the park lies on the urban plain near residential districts and is accessible from the city centre and surrounding neighbourhoods.

• Dedication: A municipal park in Granada named in honour of the poet Federico García Lorca, combining landscaped gardens, paths and cultural references to his work.

Located in Granada, the park is within walking distance of the city center and the Alhambra’s lower approaches. From Plaza Nueva it’s about a 15-20 minute walk; local buses also serve nearby stops.

• Walk up the small hill behind the park for a less-visited vantage point and good views over Granada's Albaicín neighborhood.
• Visit in late afternoon to hear Granada's evening bell chime and to avoid the midday tour groups that sometimes come from nearby attractions.