Jardines de las Delicias

Today: Jardines de las Delicias, Sevilla

Place: Sevilla
Kind: Garden
Built: 1825 to 1830
What remains: Standing
Visiting: Open to visit

A garden first laid out in the 18th century and designed anew by the assistant José Manuel Arjona at the start of the 19th, on the paseo de las Delicias. In 1825 it received the romantic touch it still has, with irrigation by a steam engine, and it was finished in 1830; in 1864 sculptures from the archbishop's palace at Umbrete were added. It has been a historic garden and a bien de interés cultural since 2004, and holds pavilions of the Exposición Iberoamericana of 1929.

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