Alameda Park Although the park is called by the general name Alameda, it consists of three different parts: Paseo da Alameda, Carballeira ("oak grove" in Galician) de Santa Susana and Paseo da Ferradura. The... read more
Monte da Almáciga Park Following the suggested alternative itinerary, the park is accessed via San Caetano Park. Situated in the Almáciga neighbourhood, very close to the bus station, it occupies the city's... read more
Avenida do Burgo das Nacións Park and Xixón Park Situated beside each other, in contact with Music in Compostela Park, near the bus terminus. The two form a well-kept area with extensive green spaces, good sports facilities and a children's... read more
Belvís Park The park follows the Belvís watercourse, an elongated area make up of several meadows watered by a small stream. The walls, terraces and historical paths, such as the picturesque lane... read more
Granxa do Xesto Park A large natural space on the slopes of Monte Pedroso (Compostela's most emblematic hill), halfway between a city park -due to its configuration, layout and facilities- and forest; in fact, it is... read more
Galeras Park Galeras Park runs along the banks of the small river Sarela, in a flat area where it is joined by the Corgo stream. This watercourse is delimited in the west by the Finca do Espiño estate... read more
South University Campus An ambitious project was approved in 1929 to create students' residences and other university facilities, which form the basis of the present-day South Campus. This project involved an extension... read more
Eugenio Granell Park (O Paxonal) It is situated in the O Paxonal neighbourhood, also known by the general name of A Ponte Pedriña, very close to the train station. In the near future, the green walkway through the valley... read more
