Catalina de Ribera Gardens
Catalina de Ribera Gardens
In 1898 they received their current name, dedicated to Catalina de Ribera, the lady who founded the Hospital de las Cinco Llagas (currently the seat of the Parliament of Andalusia).
From 1920 the arrangement of the gardens as we know it today is carried out under the direction of the architect Juan Talavera. It is then when its most emblematic elements are introduced: the monument to Catalina de Ribera and the monument to Columbus, located in the center of the gardens.
The monument to Catalina de Ribera and the monument to Columbus, located in the center of the gardens.
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In these gardens we can find the following plant species: oleanders, canary palms, celindas, yuccas, boneteros, acanthus, orange trees, lucky palm trees, jasmine, etc.
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