Represa Park
| Calle Atarazanas, 11, Marbella |
5 tarieven
8.40/10.00 |
Represa Park op de kaart
Beoordeling
ANABEL gomez (30.10.2017 22:22)
Bien pero u poco descuidado
Bien pero u poco descuidado
Nicolette Márquez (14.10.2017 20:49)
Es un parque grande y con el museo del Bonsai en el centro, lagos, una preciosa arboleda, columpios, etc... pero le hace falta un arreglo en general, los columpios un cambio, los árboles fumigación, una buena limpieza en general. Es una pena en el sitio que está y lo dejado que lo tienen
Es un parque grande y con el museo del Bonsai en el centro, lagos, una preciosa arboleda, columpios, etc... pero le hace falta un arreglo en general, los columpios un cambio, los árboles fumigación, una buena limpieza en general. Es una pena en el sitio que está y lo dejado que lo tienen
Jacob Bryant (07.06.2017 16:11)
Lovely park, look out for the turtles dude!
Lovely park, look out for the turtles dude!
Joe Hidalgo (09.05.2017 00:26)
Amazing park in the middle of Marbella with turtles, fountains, kids play area, dog play area and areas for live shows. They also have a bonsai garden in the middle of the park surrounded by a moat
Amazing park in the middle of Marbella with turtles, fountains, kids play area, dog play area and areas for live shows. They also have a bonsai garden in the middle of the park surrounded by a moat
Dick Wilmot (05.10.2016 10:40)
A wonderful respite from city and traffic noise. Ponds with fountains having turtles, ducks and geese. Places where people can play with their dogs. A bonsai museo. A sundial bridge spans the park conducting auto and pedestrian traffic above but no sound down into the park.
At the lower end there is a stair on the western side that leads up to an old Moorish fort.
A wonderful respite from city and traffic noise. Ponds with fountains having turtles, ducks and geese. Places where people can play with their dogs. A bonsai museo. A sundial bridge spans the park conducting auto and pedestrian traffic above but no sound down into the park.
At the lower end there is a stair on the western side that leads up to an old Moorish fort.
