Parque Gulliver Valencia – Have fun like a child!
This playground is located in the Turia Garden, the old riverbed, between the Ángel Custodio and Reino de Valencia bridges. Inside there is a 70-meter-long sculpture that represents Gulliver, the protagonist of the book Gulliver's Travels, lying on the ground, recreating the moment when the inhabitants of the country of Lilliput tie him up so that he does not escape. From Gulliver's body come slides, ramps, and stairs that delight the little ones (and not-so-little ones) who run around and play everywhere. The figure is designed so that park visitors can represent the Lilliputians walking around the character's body.
This place is ideal for children to enjoy freely while adults can wait outside since it is in a closed area. Around it, there are more play areas, minigolf, skating ramps, a bar and two giant chess boards. This is a great tourist attraction to enjoy with the family. Fun is guaranteed for everyone!
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