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What to do and visit >> VG for nature lovers
Walks through the town
If you like walking through charming town parks, without leaving the city, here are a few proposals:
La Florida Park.
These are the city's most representative gardens, situated right in the centre of Vitoria-Gasteiz. La Florida was designed as a large botanical garden of the Romantic era in the style of the French gardens of 19th-century. It contains 95 different species and some trees are over 100 years old.El Prado Park.
Used by the inhabitants of the city since the 12th century, the Prado was formerly used for grazing animals.Arriaga Park.
The city's most expensive park. Covers an area of 190,000 square metres and is arranged around a chapel where politicians swore their oaths of allegiance. It includes a bicycle path, amphitheatre and more than 100 species of trees.Judimendi Park.
In the past, this park contained a Jewish cemetery which was handed over to the city in the 15th century when the Jews were expelled from the country by the Catholic King and Queen.La Senda-Paseo Cervantes-Fray Francisco.
This walk, of about 3 km in length, links La Florida Park with the Campas de Armentia.return to VG for nature lovers
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Highlights
Gasteiz Cup 2008
From 6th to 12th July, the city becomes the focal point of sports, leisure and tourism. An unforgettable experience for the over 2.000 participants.
The weather in VG
| MIN. 14º |  | MAX. 24º |