The park is built on an old gravel pit that was reclaimed and transformed into a sustainable public green space.
The 'sight' section of the park is curated to provide a shifting color palette depending on the flowering season.
The 'sound' section utilizes wind-activated features and specific plant species known for rustling in the breeze.
It is one of the few municipal parks in the Navarra region specifically engineered around sensory perception rather than just leisure.
The park includes a dedicated aromatic zone featuring Mediterranean herbs like lavender, rosemary, and thyme.
Zentzumenen Parkea, or the Park of the Senses, is an experiential garden in Noáin designed to stimulate the five human senses through themed landscaping. The site spans approximately 25,000 square meters and features distinct botanical zones dedicated to smell, sight, touch, taste, and sound. It incorporates a sensory fountain and a labyrinth intended to engage visitors physically and mentally. The park utilizes sustainable water management and irrigation systems integrated into its hilly terrain. Various sculptures and interactive art installations are placed throughout the pathways to complement the natural flora. It serves as an educational space for local botanical studies and public recreation.
The raised viewpoint that overlooks the central labyrinth and the multi-colored floral patterns below.
Bring a camera to capture the contrast between the vibrant seasonal flowers and the structured geometric shapes of the garden.
Explore the winding pathways early in the day to fully experience the scent of the aromatic plants before the heat intensifies.
Check the local Noáin municipal website before visiting to see if seasonal maintenance is scheduled for specific sensory zones.
Avoid visiting during heavy rain, as the unpaved nature-focused trails can become muddy and slippery.
Respect the flower beds by staying on marked paths; keep pets on a leash at all times.
