Find public art, fountains, and unusual trees in Valencia’s most emblematic garden, Jardines del Real, also known as Jardines de Viveros. The park is home to over a hundred botanical species, a charming rose garden, and exotic trees like the silk floss tree, known in Spanish as the palo borracho, or drunken stick. This is a beautiful place to pull up a park bench and spend an afternoon reading, or simply basking in sun. During the month of July, the gardens host open-air cinema and concerts.
