Ten thousand square metres designed in 2017 with the town’s own children, under UNICEF’s “Child Friendly City” programme. Opened on 4 May 2019.
Ten thousand square metres in Las Cabañuelas Norte, over 7,000 of them play surface. It opened on 4 May 2019, but the interesting part is how it was designed: in 2017, through a participatory process with the town’s own children, under UNICEF’s “Child Friendly City” programme.
Out of that came three zones that portray Vícar. Vícar Monumental is a six-metre artificial hill reproducing the Iglesia Fortaleza, with slides, tubes and climbing nets. Vícar Doméstico reproduces traditional architecture at toddler scale. And Vícar de Invernaderos — the local wink — uses metal netting, trampolines and a fruit lorry adapted for children with disabilities.
The grounds are rounded out with green areas, a picnic spot and a kiosk. Public toilets were installed in December 2024.
Highlights
- 10,000 m², over 7,000 of it play surface
- Designed in 2017 with the town’s children (UNICEF)
- Six-metre hill reproducing the Iglesia Fortaleza
- Greenhouse zone with an adapted fruit lorry
- Picnic area, kiosk and toilets (2024)
The place in detail
What to know
- Free price
- 10 000 m² size
- 2019 opened in
- 2–3 h visit
- Ages 0-3 · Ages 4-7 · Ages 8-12 ages
Play and sport
- Sandpit Not available
- Swings Available
- Slides Available
- Climbing and nets Available
- Trampoline Available
- Zip line Not available
- Water play Not available
- Pump track or skate Not available
- Sports courts Not available
- Outdoor fitness Not available
Facilities
- Shaded areas Not available
- Toilets Available
- Drinking fountain Not available
- Picnic tables Available
- Barbecues Not available
- Kiosk or bar Available
- Parking Available
Access and safety
- Fenced grounds Not available
- Adapted play equipment Available
- Dogs allowed Not available
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