The park was built as part of a major urban regeneration project to bury the railway tracks that previously bifurcated the city center.
It acts as a sound-dampening barrier for the neighborhood above the high-traffic Estació Intermodal.
The park layout mimics the linear path of the train tunnels running directly beneath the concrete slab.
Parque de las Estaciones is a linear urban park in Palma de Mallorca constructed on a concrete platform covering the underground rail tracks of the Estació Intermodal. The park spans approximately 10,000 square meters, acting as a green corridor between the city center and the northern neighborhoods. It features geometric landscaping, rows of trees, and integrated seating areas that follow the path of the tunnel below. The design serves to reduce the noise and visual impact of the sunken railway infrastructure. It functions as a central transit-oriented hub for pedestrians moving between the bus station, train lines, and the city's main thoroughfares. The space is largely paved with integrated planters, prioritizing functional urban circulation over dense forested greenery.
From the pedestrian bridge sections looking toward the mix of modern and historic architecture surrounding the Plaza de España.
Use the park as a shaded pedestrian shortcut to reach the Plaza de España without navigating heavy street traffic.
The park is highly exposed; bring sun protection as the mature trees do not provide full coverage over the central walkways.
Do not treat this as a destination park for nature walks; it is an urban transit corridor and lacks the tranquility of larger green spaces like Parc de la Mar.
