Pamplona's parks
Just about every city on earth has parks. Even smaller towns do, then there is London which is full of all kinds of parks. Pamplona, Spain (population 206,233) puts London to shame. For such a small city there must be scores of differents kinds of parks. One runs many miles along the main river. Plus all the open spaces, mainly made with concrete base and often playgrounds. Add to that the seats which must number thousands all over the place.
The above images are just examples. If you are visiting Pamplona, then get a bus pass and go to the parks.
Some parks have fountains, even traffic circles have them—eat your heart out Florence.
A concrete area with playground, sheltered seats and space.
Note how the seats are arranged so you can talk with someone.
The above images are just examples. If you are visiting Pamplona, then get a bus pass and go to the parks.
Take the time.
Jul 14, 2024
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