Jardín de Montforte

National park

About this hidden gem

Jardín de Monforte is a historic city garden in Valencia where symmetrical gardens, fountains and classical sculptures create a surprisingly peaceful spot right in the heart of the city.

Why you really want to visit this place

Whilst the hustle and bustle of Valencia is nearby, here you can stroll amongst perfectly trimmed hedges, colourful flowerbeds and marble statues. The garden was laid out in the nineteenth century in the French neoclassical style and feels almost like a hidden outdoor room. Narrow paths wind past ponds, fountains and romantic nooks where you can easily linger for a while. The park is smaller than Turia Park, but that’s precisely what makes it intimate and easy to navigate. A lovely spot for a peaceful stroll, a short break or to discover a different side of Valencia.

This is how they (and you) make a difference

  • The historic t…

Jardín de Monforte is a historic city garden in Valencia where symmetrical gardens, fountains and classical sculptures create a surprisingly peaceful spot right in the heart of the city.

Why you really want to visit this place

Whilst the hustle and bustle of Valencia is nearby, here you can stroll amongst perfectly trimmed hedges, colourful flowerbeds and marble statues. The garden was laid out in the nineteenth century in the French neoclassical style and feels almost like a hidden outdoor room. Narrow paths wind past ponds, fountains and romantic nooks where you can easily linger for a while. The park is smaller than Turia Park, but that’s precisely what makes it intimate and easy to navigate. A lovely spot for a peaceful stroll, a short break or to discover a different side of Valencia.

This is how they (and you) make a difference

  • The historic 19th-century garden is carefully maintained as part of Valencia’s cultural heritage.
  • More than thirty marble statues and decorative elements have been preserved.
  • The green surroundings offer a peaceful retreat for residents and visitors right in the heart of the city.
  • By staying on the paths, you help to protect the fragile vegetation and historical features.