Parc del Laberint d’Horta is a recommendation in the curated guide of Almanac Barcelona.
Tucked into leafy Horta on the slopes of Collserola, Parc del Laberint d’Horta is Barcelona at its most quietly aristocratic—an 18th-century garden of neoclassical terraces, mythological symbols, and cooling water features that feels worlds away from the city’s pulse. Its cypress maze, crowned by Diana, is both playful and precise, while the later romantic garden shifts into deeper shade and a more introspective, almost theatrical mood. Come for a slow, restorative walk where Catalan Enlightenment elegance meets the restorative hush of Mediterranean woodland.
I love this place. It's a wonderful break from the busyness of Barcelona. I visited 2 years ago and my only disappointment this visit was that they are in process of rebuilding the labyrinth. Despite the proximity of its neighbors it's still very tranquil and relaxing. I highly recommend it if you need a break.
The park is good overall but the specific area is under construction. Also a good picnic spot with benches and tables . A little playground with slides for kids. If you are coming on car Parking is available. With the price of tickets worth it. Palau del marqués d'Alfarras is also along the park it's free but only open on Wednesday and Sunday. You need to take an online appointment before visiting. I hope it…
We stumbled upon this on our first day after we arrived in Barcelona. It is chargeable about €2.00pp apart from Wednesdays and Saturdays I believe. Absolutely stunning buildings and fountains dating back to 1800s. I do have to say we thought there was a maze and waterfall but the maze is being renovated and the waterfall has dried up as there has been a drought for a long time now but worse in recent months :( Apart…