Guadalquivir riverbank (Alamillo-Cachorro)

A great park for a stroll, a picnic, or a birthday celebration. Besides, it still has remnants of the 1992 fair, which I found quite interesting.

It's true that it looks neglected, but it still has interactive spaces like walkways and a small maze that I found creative and make for a pleasant stroll.

An abandoned place, occasionally a suspicious figure appears. Avoid. It's best to walk on the opposite side of the river.

What a shame about this park. It has incredible potential to become a beautiful and unique spot in the city, but instead, it's abandoned and hardly even the locals know about it.

Very large and beautiful with incredible views, however there were few people and it seemed very deserted, but that must have been due to the time of year.

Still maintained, they were clearing the dead leaves and tidying up as we walked through. but it is not well used in March quite, Worth a walk through. Lots of birds, saw a kingfisher, amongst the others.

This park could be one of the most beautiful in Seville, but it's located away from the mainland and on the other side of the river, making it less appealing, I think. The fountains and pools are neglected and therefore empty. The streetlights are all broken. The Expo installations are completely abandoned. It's a real shame because it's a park that could be magnificent. It has so much potential. You really should go see it.

A large, 7-hectare garden with a wide variety of flora. The gardeners who take care of it are very friendly and helpful.

Probably an area to avoid. Having run through it yesterday morning (navigating various fences and barriers), it is now mostly home to the homeless, graffiti and a rubbish tip. What should have been a pretty route along the river was a good example of an urban area that has been allowed to decay.

A huge and very enjoyable park. Large landscaped areas ideal for playing sports, walking the dog, or simply having fun with the children. They were covering up trees during my last visit, so it's appreciated that the city council is emphasizing the need to maintain these spaces in good condition. More areas like this are needed in Seville.

Very nice