EUROPE SEVILLE · SPAIN

Parque de María Luisa

Link Plaza de España with shaded avenues, fountains and the park's quieter garden corners.

What to expect

María Luisa Park began as the gardens of the Palace of San Telmo and was donated to Seville in 1893. Landscape architect Jean-Claude Nicolas Forestier reshaped it before the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition; today its tree-lined paths, fountains, roundabouts and small pavilions connect Plaza de España with Plaza de América. It is a substantial park, so allow more time than a quick plaza stop and expect some paths to be in full sun.

Free public park

Before you go

Entry and costs

The public park is free to enter. Attractions, food and commercial services inside or nearby may charge separately; temporary works and events can affect access.

Visitor notes

Visit Sevilla lists opening from 08:00–22:00 in winter and 08:00–24:00 in summer, but its page does not give the seasonal changeover dates. Check the park's posted hours before planning a late visit; individual attractions keep separate schedules.

Opening hours

Date-specific hours are not available for this place. Check the official page for the day you plan to visit.

Good for

Shaded walkHistoric gardensFountains and pavilions

Official sourceVisit Sevilla — María Luisa Park, hours and free entry

Checked 1 November 2026. Hours, entry rules and access can change; check this page again before you visit.

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