Popular Active, community-focused, and family-oriented
Parc de la Granja Burjassot, Carrer del Pintor Goya, 16, 46100 Burjassot, Valencia, Spain
The park occupies the site of what was historically a farm, or 'granja', belonging to the neighboring seminary.
The miniature train tracks are maintained by the 'Centre Ferroviari de Vapor Viu', which hosts public ride sessions on specific weekends.
The skate area is specifically designed for street-style skating with various transitions and banks.
The terrain utilizes the natural slope of the land to create a vertical separation between the sports areas and the central strolling gardens.
Parc de la Granja in Burjassot is a recreational green space spanning approximately 30,000 square meters. The park is characterized by its miniature train circuit, which operates as a hobbyist railway attraction. It features dedicated zones for active sports, including concrete skate ramps and basketball courts. The landscape incorporates varying elevations with terraced gardens and paved pathways. It serves as a primary local hub for community events and outdoor leisure in the Burjassot municipality. The park includes designated playground areas for younger children and shaded seating zones. Its design integrates both manicured lawn sections and tree-lined walkways for pedestrian circulation. The site is fully accessible and serves as a significant urban cooling spot during the warm Mediterranean summers.
From the raised wooden bridge that crosses over the central walkway, offering a view of the park's tiered landscape.
Check the local railway club's online schedule before visiting if you specifically want to ride the miniature train.
Bring water as there are limited food and drink vendors directly inside the park perimeter.
Wear sneakers if you intend to use the skate ramps or walk the full extent of the terraced pathways.
Do not attempt to walk on the miniature train tracks for safety reasons; avoid visiting during the peak heat of midday in July and August.
The miniature train operates only on specific weekends and mornings, subject to volunteer availability and weather conditions.
Respect the designated zones for skaters and the priority of children in the playground; noise levels should be kept moderate.
Plan for about 1-2 hours to see the highlights.
The best time to visit is Late afternoon on a weekend when the miniature train is operating and the temperature is cooler..
From the raised wooden bridge that crosses over the central walkway, offering a view of the park's tiered landscape.
Close by you'll find Bioparc Valencia, Feria de Valencia, Parque de Benicalap.