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Parque de María Luisa: free entry days, tickets & hours

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Parque de María Luisa
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€0EVERY DAY
Always free

María Luisa Park is free to visit.

  • The Visita Sevilla park page gives 8am-midnight every day; its 2025 guide gives 8am-10pm November-March and 8am-midnight April-October. The park closes during weather alerts (wind, rain).

Verified Saturday, 24 October 2026 against official sources

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Always freeThe park is free to enter for everyoneeveryoneCloses on wind or rain alerts; the Plaza de España can then be reached from Avenida de Portugal.No

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Opening hours & how to get there

The Visita Sevilla park page gives 8am-midnight every day; its 2025 guide gives 8am-10pm November-March and 8am-midnight April-October. The park closes during weather alerts (wind, rain).

Between Avda. de Portugal, Avda. de la Borbolla, Avda. de Eritaña, Paseo de las Delicias and Avda. de María Luisa, Sevilla, Spain

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