By booking tickets to Parc Samà, you'll travel to colonial Cuba, classical Greece, and 19th-century France. Gardens, palaces, and lakes await you. Is there any reason not to discover it?
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Parc Samà
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By booking tickets to Parc Samà, you'll travel to colonial Cuba, classical Greece, and 19th-century France. Gardens, palaces, and lakes await you. Is there any reason not to discover it?
Parc Samà was built between Cambrils and Montbrió at the end of the 19th century on the orders of Salvador Samà i Torrents, Marquis of Mariano, with the aim of having a residency in which he could rest and relax. The cultural movement of romanticism can perfectly be seen in this park.
This historical garden, protected as Bien de Interés Cultural ("Goods of Cultural Interest"), houses everything from a small palace to a lake with suspension bridges and gardens filled with beauty. You'll love wandering through them!
The romantic gardens are full of natural, almost wild features. A clear example of this is the animals, such as deer and peacocks, that would have been found in gardens in this time period. Parc Samà will transport you to different eras such as colonial Cuba, Asian serenity, and even classic Greece, with the different elements found among the olive trees, vines, and almond trees.
This historic garden was designed by Josep Fontserè, who collaborated with Antoni Gaudí on projects such as Barcelona’s Ciutadella Park. For this reason, Samà Park is joining in the celebration of the Year of Gaudí 2026 with its special program, “Troba Gaudí,” which includes the following activities:
You can explore each of the nooks and crannies of this historical garden for an entire day, and with this ticket, you can come in and out of the park as often as you want to during the day.
Parc Samà is open to the public every day of the year. Please consult the opening times below:
Please note that on June 14, 2026, the park will close at 7 pm instead of 8 pm.
