Antic Tram Fluvial del Riu Túria
Nine-kilometre green oasis through Valencia’s old riverbed
At a Glance
Best Ages
All ages
Cost
Free
Time Needed
1–3 hours
Indoor/Outdoor
Outdoor
Weather Fit
Best in spring and autumn; pleasant year-round
Stroller Access
Yes, flat paved paths throughout
Washrooms
Public toilets at various points
Food
Cafés and kiosks nearby; picnic-friendly
Parking
Street parking and nearby lots
Booking
Not required
Parent Effort
Low (self-directed exploration)
A rare chance to let kids roam freely across nine kilometres of car-free green space right through the city. The flat, shady paths are perfect for scooters and bikes, and the giant Gulliver playground is a highlight that younger children will talk about for days.
About This Place
Explore Turia Garden, a linear park in Valencia's former Turia River bed, spanning over nine kilometers with lush greenery, playgrounds, and sports areas. Ideal for families, it offers cycling paths, spaces for relaxation, and the iconic Parque de Gulliver where children can climb and slide from the sculpture. Enjoy concerts, sports events, and a unique urban design, making it a serene escape in the city. Accessible all year, this park is a must-visit for its combination of leisure and cultural experiences, including the adjacent Museum of Fine Arts and the futuristic City of Arts and Sciences.
Official Website open_in_new- Monday – Sunday
- 10:00 – 20:00
Hours were last verified in 2026. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date opening times.
- Admission
- FREE
Prices were last verified in 2026. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date rates.
Giant Gulliver Playground
Kids climb and slide over a massive reclining figure in a one-of-a-kind play area.
Car-Free Cycling
Flat, wide paths ideal for family bike rides, segways or scooters away from traffic.
Shaded Picnic Spots
Plenty of grass and tree cover for relaxed lunches and downtime between sights.
Links Top Attractions
Connects Bioparc, the City of Arts and Sciences, and historic bridges in one stroll.
Good to Know Before You Go
- Surface
- Mostly flat asphalt and compacted paths; suitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs
- Playgrounds
- Several children’s play areas dotted along the length, including the famous Gulliver
- Sports facilities
- Football pitches, rugby fields, athletics tracks and skating zones available
- Events
- Concerts, markets and festivals held at various points throughout the year
- Swan boats
- Available at Parque de Cabecera lake near Bioparc
- Safety note
- Very long linear park; agree a meeting point if children explore ahead
Kid Fit by Age
Smooth paths great for prams; shaded areas for naps
Gulliver playground and open grass perfect for little explorers
Climbing, sliding and wide safe paths for scooters and running
Bike rides, sports areas and events keep this age fully engaged
Cycling, skating and segway hire appeal; some may want more challenge
Good for jogging, cycling and events; best enjoyed with friends
Insider Tips
Start at Parque de Cabecera and work eastward to finish at the City of Arts and Sciences for a full day
Rent bikes near the park entrances rather than carrying your own
Check the events calendar before visiting — festivals can make sections crowded but also add free entertainment
- •The park is very long and linear — agree on a meeting point if children wander ahead
- •Cyclists and runners share the main paths; keep young children to the right
- •Shade is plentiful but bring sun protection for open stretches in summer
- •Fountains and ponds are generally shallow; still supervise toddlers closely
- •Flat, wide asphalt paths suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs throughout
- •Numerous bridges provide step-free crossing points over the gardens
- •Public toilets available at intervals along the route
- •Shaded rest areas and benches frequent along the entire length
schedule Best Time to Visit
Spring and autumn offer the most comfortable temperatures for walking and cycling. Early mornings are quietest and best for uninterrupted scooter or bike rides; midday in July and August can be very hot despite the shade.
shopping_bag What to Bring
- check_boxSun hats and sunscreen for open stretches
- check_boxWater bottles — there are fountains, but supplies are wise
- check_boxScooters or bikes for children to cover distance easily
- check_boxPicnic blanket and snacks for impromptu lunches on the grass
Location
Address
Pg. de la Petxina, Extramurs, 46008 València, Valencia, Spain
Phone
+34667630430
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Last checked: 2026