Parc de Capçalera
Parc de Capçalera, or Parc de la Capçalera, sits at the western edge of Valencia’s city limits, spanning the area once carved from the Túria riverbed. This municipal park, completed in 2008, is among the city’s largest green spaces and straddles the Sant Pau and Campanar districts. In its western portion you’ll find the Bioparc Valencia, a zoo that connects to the park via a pedestrian bridge over a public-access route—the bridge actually splits in two as it nears the zoo. The park centers on an artificial lake, known as the Lac dels Cignes, fed by the Túria and its supply canal, where you can observe waterfowl and fish. Surrounding the water are meadows of varied topography, concentric paths, and boat rentals shaped like swans. …
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