Parc de l'Aigüera
A large neoclassical linear park designed by architect Ricardo Bofill, separating the old town from the modern city. It holds two open-air amphitheatres: the Julio Iglesias Auditorium, seating around 4,000, and the smaller Óscar Esplá Auditorium. It is Benidorm's main green lung and cultural stage.
It was signed by Ricardo Bofill, the architect of Walden 7 built near Barcelona: a linear park of neoclassical layout that acts as a green border between the old town and the city of skyscrapers. This is Parc de l'Aigüera, the main green lung of Benidorm.
What to see
Among tree-lined walkways, columns and symmetrical squares, the park holds two open-air amphitheatres: the Julio Iglesias Auditorium, seating around 4,000, and the smaller Óscar Esplá Auditorium. In season it concentrates much of the city's concert and cultural programme.
The surroundings
It is a good place to rest in the shade between visits, close to the Museu Boca del Calvari and the historic centre. Entry is free; the places page has more things to do in Benidorm.
Frequently asked questions
Is entry to the Parc de l'Aigüera free?
Yes, entry is free. It is Benidorm's main green lung, a neoclassical linear park.
Who designed the Parc de l'Aigüera and where is it?
It was designed by architect Ricardo Bofill and acts as a green border between the old town and the skyscraper city, near the Museu Boca del Calvari and the historic centre.
What is there in the Parc de l'Aigüera?
Among tree-lined walks, columns and symmetrical squares it holds two open-air amphitheatres: the Julio Iglesias Auditorium, for about 4,000 people, and the smaller Óscar Esplá Auditorium, where many cultural events take place.
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