Situated on the hillside, it is the oldest surviving
park in the city and a magnificent example of 18th-century neo-classical
gardens. By occupying three levels or terraced sections, the
access ramps are steep and long. The cypress tree labyrinth that
gives its name to the park is compacted earth and can be visited
in a wheelchair, although the ground is irregular.
You can ask for maps at the entrance with the accessible routes
marked for wheelchair users. There is an adapted toilet booth
in the bar, where it lacks the tip-up support bar. Entry to the
park is free on Wednesdays, Sundays and for people with reduced
mobility.
A guided visit can be made through mobile phone by calling 3997
if the operator is Movistar, or 629 003 997 if it is another
operator.
The Horta maze can
be visited in a wheelchair.
TURÓ PARC
Av. de Pau Casals s/n
Bus 6, 7, 14, 15, 27, 32, 33, 34, 41, 59, 63, 66, 67, 68
Large city park with several
entrances: in Avinguda Pau Casals, by two ramps with a 14%
gradient; Carrer Josep Bertrand,
by a very long 10% gradient ramp, and Carrer Francesc Pérez
and Carrer Cabrero and Carrer Ferran Agulló, on level
ground. The main routes are on correctly compacted earth. There
are signs in Braille about the different types of plant life,
with some related poems.
