This exceptionally beautiful garden is on top of the Montjuïc in Barcelona close to the castle and therefore offers incredible views over the city and the ocean as its name promises. Especially remarkable in this garden is the mosaic pavement occupying a large part of the park and which has even been recognized in the catalogue of Municipal Artistic Heritage. The area is divided into four levels that are connected through stairways and paths and each has wonderful art, vegetation and views to offer. On the second level one can find the pool that collects the water coming from the beautiful cascades located on the third level. Furthermore, the garden has wonderful assortments of pine and palm trees to offer that give shade to the visitor and enable a relaxed and cool stroll through the area.
These Gardens are a wonderful green space for the neighbourhood in which they are located and it also serves as a luxurious playground for the school and nursery that is situated right next to it. 
Having been planned since the 50s and finally having been opened in 1970 the Guineueta Park aimed to provide some green space and recreational areas to the many immigrants that arrived in the 50s and 60s of the former century and that settled in this area. Today the park remains to be one of Barcelona’s liveliest and busiest parks as it is a meeting point and social space for both residents of the Guineueta and the Verdum district. The central square of the park is the place for meetings and celebrations and on Sundays the Sardana (Catalan music and dance) group L'Ideal d'en Clavé from the Las Roquetes district offers Sardana dances in this area. These make the park a lively and active area that has an atmosphere comparable to that of Central Park in New York as people of all age groups meet and socialize in this area throughout the day. 
These Gardens have been built on the grounds of the former Girona cavalry barracks which appears incredible when considering what the park has turned into since then.
