The park's wooden rollercoaster, 'Montaña Suiza', is one of the oldest operating rollercoasters in the world, having opened in 1928.
The funicular that transports passengers to the park has been in operation since 1912.
The site originally functioned as a casino and ballroom before transitioning into an amusement park during the early 20th century.
The park is situated at an elevation of approximately 181 meters above sea level.
The Torre del Faro located on the grounds was originally built as a lighthouse in 1855.
Parque de Atracciones Monte Igueldo is a vintage amusement park located on the peak of Monte Igueldo, providing panoramic views over La Concha Bay and the Cantabrian Sea. Originally opened in 1912, the park retains a nostalgic, early-20th-century aesthetic that distinguishes it from modern theme parks. It features a historic funicular railway, which serves as the primary access method to reach the summit from the base of the mountain. The park includes traditional rides such as a wooden rollercoaster, a carousel, and a mystery river boat ride. The site also incorporates a historic stone tower, the Torre del Faro, which dates back to the 18th century and predates the amusement park's construction.
The observation deck adjacent to the funicular station for a clear view of the entire La Concha beach crescent.
Purchase a combined ticket that includes both the funicular ride and entry to the park attractions.
Check weather reports before ascending, as low cloud cover can obscure the coastal views.
Do not attempt to walk up the steep road to the summit instead of taking the funicular, as it is a long, strenuous incline with limited pedestrian paths.
The park operates on a seasonal basis, with daily operations typically limited to the summer months and weekend-only service during the shoulder seasons; closed during winter months.
