In additional to the marvellous maze there is much relaxing greenery and also admirable architecture. Arriving early in the bright morning sunshine, it wasn’t at all busy, so perfect for enjoying the experience. Happy to negotiate the exciting maze without undue bafflement and false turns, it was grand relaxing in the lovely space for a time.

The park is quite easy to get to on the metro. About a 10 min walk from Mundet on L3 the green line. The park is pretty with a lot of shade. The highlight is the Labyrinth. It is the real deal. We did the maze when the park opened up at 10 am. It was pretty confusing getting to the center and even worse trying to find our way out. Some of the maze has been replanted in the last year or two which made it a bit easier. Don’t do this if you are claustrophobic.

Don’t bring a dog here, and don’t visit unless you have run out of other things to do in Barcelona. We read some information online, that left us with the impression you could walk a dog in parts of this park. That is one of the main reasons we decided to go. It is a challenging location to get to. We paid $20 euros for a cab, who dropped us off in the totally wrong spot. Then, we had to ask wonderfully kind locals how to find this Parc. They walked us there, and showed us the entry. We were excited to have finally found it! As soon as the two men worked at the entry saw our dog, they said we could not come in. They told us we could only walk the park alone without the dog. When we asked to take a peek at the park, they said we had to pay the fee, about 2 euros just before closing. One of us paid to go in, while the other waited outside with our puppy. The grounds seemed rather worn, we kept it quick, were inside just a few minutes, and then departed. Would only recommend going if you have a lot of extra time, and maybe try to go on the day the entry to the park is free, although maybe it is more crowded then?