In the heart of Los Llanos de Aridane, you’ll find a place full of color and imagination: the Antonio Gómez Felipe Park, a 6,000 m² green space that blends nature, art, and leisure.
Right at the entrance, two giant lizards welcome you, leading you into a path where vegetation, mosaics, and organic shapes create an almost magical atmosphere.
Useful Information
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Location | Carretera LP-213 (Puerto de Naos), center of Los Llanos de Aridane |
| Opening hours | Tuesday to Sunday: 10:00 – 20:00 |
| Entrance | Free |
| Ideal for | Families, photographers, nature lovers, and curious travelers |
| By car | From Los Llanos town center → LP-213. Public parking next to the park |
| On foot | A few minutes from the main avenue (LP-2) towards the Local Police |
A green oasis with history
The park was created in the 1960s thanks to the vision of Antonio Gómez Felipe (1900–1966). In 2010, it was renovated by the local artist Luis Morera, who added his colorful and symbolic style, turning it into a world of fantasy inspired by nature and Canarian traditions.
Today, the park is a true urban oasis, perfect for relaxing, walking, or simply admiring the fusion of art and vegetation.
Two spaces to fall in love with
- Botanical garden
On the western side, you’ll find a rich display of native and endemic Canarian plants. - Play area
A safe and creative zone where children can enjoy themselves surrounded by fantasy.
Art and fantasy in Gaudí style
Colorful mosaics, wavy shapes, volcanic stone, and imaginative figures evoke a style reminiscent of Gaudí. You can also admire Luis Morera’s work in the Plaza de la Glorieta (Las Manchas) and the Mirador del Universo (Tijarafe, still under construction).
Map of Parque Gómez Felipe in Los Llanos de Aridane
