Parc de la trinitat

Pg Santa Coloma, 60

This park offers lots of possibilities: sports courts, modelling tracks, a large picnic area with barbecues and an allotment.

Getting to Parc de la Trinitat is easy. Just hop on Metro Line 1 and get off at Trinitat Vella, because the main entrance is opposite the station exit, on the other side of a small inner square that acts as an antechamber to this green space.

As you cross this point, the first thing that stands out is the canal that extends to one end of the park and, on the other side of the water, a hill covered in grass and surrounded by rows of trees, with paths that cross from one end to the other, as well as a formidable sculpture of horses stampeding over the grass.

The long rows of regularly planted trees are inspired by the groves that drivers see as they pass along the motorway connecting Barcelona with Girona, and which are becoming a pleasant encroachment on this landscape.

Art and Architecture

Halfway up the hill there is a lively sculpture, full of movement. This large frieze depicting 15 horses running wildly over grass is the Cavalls desbocats (Bolted Horses) of Josep Ros (1993).

Another work by Rafael Bartolozzi (1985), entitled Dona que es banya (Woman Bathing) and portraying a female figure delicately sculpted in Carrara marble, stands at one end of the large sheet of water tracing the park’s wide semi-circumference. Nearby, water jets out from the mouths of the various frogs surrounding the sculpture.

  • Phone number
    Tel.: 010
  • Accessibility
    Accessible for people with physical disabilities
  • Titularity
    Public center
Address:
Pg Santa Coloma, 60
Districte:
Sant Andreu
Neighborhood:
Sant Andreu
City:
Barcelona

Timetable

Observations
Hora de tancament
aproximada, en funció de
l'horari solar (tanquen
quan es fa fosc, al capvespre)