Parque de la Vega
22,000 m² of nature and fun in the heart of La Laguna: a lake with turtles and water lilies, climbing wall, skatepark, BMX track, and the best playgrounds in the area.
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Parque Pedro González (known as Parque de la Vega) is La Laguna locals' favorite green escape. Spanning over 22,000 m², it features a water garden with 80+ plant species and 20 varieties of water lilies - lean over the bridges and you'll spot fish and turtles. For the active: climbing wall, BMX circuit, skatepark, basketball courts, and ping-pong tables. For kids: one of the best playgrounds in the metropolitan area. For those seeking peace: paths through exotic trees with the murmur of a stream.
C. Concepción Salazar 11, next to the historic center. Free street parking nearby - easy except weekends.
Tram Line 1, stop Cruz de Piedra, 5 min walk. TITSA lines 275, 50 or 51 to Pozo Cabildo stop, 2 min walk.
Get here by busWeekdays parking is easy on streets around the park. Weekends arrive before 11am.
Navigate to parkingThe park's cafetería has been closed since 2016 - bring your own picnic. Fridays and weekends the park stays open until 22:00, perfect for an evening stroll. The climbing wall is free and open to all levels.
Officially named Parque Pedro González after a former mayor of La Laguna. It sits on former farmland that gave the neighborhood its name. In 2024-2025 the city council completed improvements to the central pond: oxygenating plants, natural filters, new water lilies, and protected garden zones to boost biodiversity.
Park near the entrance → lake and water garden (lilies, turtles) → playground → climbing wall / skatepark → walk to historic center (10 min) → tapas in old town.
Bridges over the pond
From the wooden bridges, the pond with water lilies and turtles. Mid-morning light for reflections on the water.
Water garden
The water garden with its 80+ species. In spring the water lilies bloom at their peak.