Designed at the same time as the Plaza de Espana, for the same Expo, it is a place where families and friends meet on the week ends. It has a large number of various trees and plants and lots of ducks and other fowls. A great walk around

The Maria Luisa park faces the Plaza de España and was built at the same time. The park stretches along the Guadalquivir river and scattered amongst the vegetation are many important monuments including the famous statue of Miguel de Cervantes. Historical structures such as the Mudéjar Pavillion are also located in the gardens. Birds sing amongst the treetops, children play amongst the fountains and life just stands still for a little while on a sunny Sunday Afternoon.

The Maria Luisa park is a really large and beautiful park just back from the river in Seville. It has beautiful plants, walkways, ponds with bridges and lots of birds. A really beautiful building called Plaza de Espana is within the park. It is such a really impressive and important building. You will not be disappointed.

Marie Lucia park is right next to Plaza Espana. It's a nice serene park, where one can spend some "me" time enjoying the nature. We didn't spend much time here and exited in a few minutes.

A large and beautiful garden that is open 8am-10pm and is a lovely place to stroll through - some parts are busy and some parts are very quiet and peaceful. Beautiful planting, lovely buildings, fountains and birds - the most famous and the busiest area is the Plaza de Espana. Definitely worth taking time to visit and lots of shade if it's a hot day.

Parque de Maria Luisa is a nice city park to visit and stroll but it is just about an average city park. The main attraction is at one end of the park - Plaza de España. A pleasant place to walk through with lots of shade for those very hot days.

South of the city is an area dominated by the extensive leafy Parque de Maria Luisa. The park runs alongside the river with the Plaza de Espana at it's center with exotic palm trees, orange trees, elms and Mediterranean Pines. The landscaping features bright flower beds, shady avenues, Moorish-style fountains decorated with colorful ceramic tiles and ornamental pools of water. It is the perfect place to enjoy a relaxing walk and to sit on a bench on a hot day. Visit recommended.

This is a lovely place to have a leisurely walk around with plenty of architecture to admire and well tended gardens. The cafe on the southern corner was nice to stop for a cold beer on what was a very hot day. Seeing the horses sweating in the heat wasn't nice and thankfully very few people were hiring them. Given the month of August is typically in the 40's they should be left at the paddock during this period as the Seville climate allows the vendors plenty of opportunity to trade for the rest of the year.

We spend hours today, Sunday just wandering this special park. After the hectic prescheduled days of visiting the Alcazar and the Seville Cathedral, it was was nice to just walk around with many hundreds of others enjoying the numerous fountains and green space. There are bathrooms available but they are 1 euro each to keep them clean so just make sure you save some coins. No one really was in a rush and we did rent a row boat at Plaza de Espana for 6 euros for 35 minutes of upper body exercising. Would take the time to smell the proverbial roses and just relax during your busy vacation. Enjoy.