
Just by the Passatge de la Vinyeta side of the park lies one end of Parc de la Primavera, while the part that climbs parallel to Passatge de Josep Carner ends at the Jardins de Mossèn Costa i Llobera.

History
It had been a recreational area for Barcelonians from the end of the 19th century up to the middle of the 20th. People would climb this small, domesticated mountain to hold barbecues or refresh themselves at the various fountains. Apart from the military castle, the land was privately owned and divided into three large estates for hunting and agriculture. But planning for the 1929 Barcelona International Exposition meant the City Council began to buy up land on Montjuïc and Jean-Claude Nicolas Forestier was commissioned to landscape it.
Even though Montjuïc experienced a second burst of urbanisation around the 1992 Olympics, which enabled further landscaping of large tracts of the bare mountainside to the south, some parts, especially those near the port and Poble-sec neighbourhood, remained occupied by shanty dwellings, improvised allotments, workshops and poorly constructed buildings of every kind. When Parc del Mirador del Migdia was created between 1995 and 1997 it brought planning to a large part of this land.
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- Phone number
- Tel.: 010
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- Titularity
- Public center
- Address:
- Passeig de Montjuïc, 59
- Districte:
- Sants-Montjuïc
- Neighborhood:
- el Poble-sec
- City:
- Barcelona