doña casilda park

This park is ideal for a stroll on a sunny day and you'll find people here sunbathing, having picnics and exercising. The duck pond is particularly nice as well as the arches and fountains.

A beautiful park with lots of greenery even in winter. Beautiful little lake and beautiful collunata in one of its ends. Very nice hideaway from the noisy traffic around.

What a beautiful peaceful park to walk through, where one can also take a seat wherever you want. And feeding the birds was like feeling a child again ;-)

A lovely park hidden away in the city centre, a place to read in, take a walk, sit and chill, have a snack, a place for children to play.

A park in a city is always welcomed, especially when it's hot and sunny. OK, it could do with a bit more shaded areas, but it's always a pleasure to be able to walk on grass after walking in hard concrete al day. The added bonus is parks are never that full of tourists, who are always busy rushing, or being rushed, from Point A to Point B, so there's space, and there's oxygen. The kids will love the waterfowl in the pond, and no doubt, they (and the adults) will love even more a chance to sit in the park with an ice cream cone and/or coffee.

It is always nice to take some shelter (to hide from the sun) and to visit a park. Especially this beautiful park: it is clean, well taken care of and although it is not too big, it gives you the impression of being spacious. There is something for everyone: for the young and for the old.I was pleased to see some of Henry Moore's most interesting sculptures were on display here. But don't miss the charming and beautiful "Leyendo" sculpture at the entrance of the park.

faded elegance, an oasis from city bustle.Impressive fountains .Garden connects fine arts museum to new music Palacio.

It's a very beautiful park. I went there in the early morning and it felt like a heaven: there were swans, there were fountains, there were marvelous flowers and trees, there were cute guys kissing on the smooth green grass (lol), etc.

This park is referred to as an English park because of its gently rolling slopes. I'm English but I didn't really notice that the park was!However, the park was very beautiful even in winter. It has to be one of the nicest places in the city in the summer.There is a big fountain in the centre of the park and apparently (according to our Bilbao Greeters guide) many public celebrations take place there.The park is also known as Park of the Ducks due to the large family of ducks living by the lake.

A charming park with a duck pond and fountain. The park is designed in the Romantic style. Very close to the Art Museum and shopping centre.Lots of seating.watch the locals walk their friendly dogs in the evening.

This park is very close to Guggenheim Musume and Moyua square.We took metro in to Moyua stop, head west to the Casilda park and then make our way to the Puente De Deustu st, towards the bridge. The park is very pretty to walk around, 30min to 60 is enough for a quick visit. I would suggest walking towards the river and across the bridge from here to see the beautiful Guggenheim Musume.

This park makes for good people watching on the Sunday (avoir siesta time). Admire the nicely dressed children, watch the ducks. And let your children play in the popular playing ground.

park in the center of Bilbao, with small fountain with swans and ducks. On the corner of it , there is aBilbao fine art museum.

After a long hike down the Gran Via this is the perfect spot to sit and watch the world go by for a while. On the far side of the park is a convenient tram stop which takes you back along the river to the old part of the city, past the Guggenheim.

Lots of benches to rest on, and some nice fountains and a place to feed the ducks. Most people in Bilbao seem to own a dog, and let them run free around the park , which is not to everyones pleasure!