Just south of the Parc Montjuïc funicular/cable car station, these ornamental gardens are home to all kinds of aquatic plants and around 80,000 bulbs, many of which are replanted each year. Wander between tulips, narcissus, crocus, varieties of dahlia, lotus flowers, water lilies and much more.
Jardins de Mossèn Cinto de Verdaguer
Barcelona
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