• Gulliver playground toward the City of Arts and Sciences end, where kids climb over a giant figure and slide down his sleeves
• Flat, car-free paths for bikes, scooters and skates along the whole length, so kids can ride across the city away from traffic
• Swan boats at Parque de Cabecera, the lake at the western end next to Bioparc, plus hills and picnic lawns

The Turia Gardens fill the old bed of the River Turia, diverted after the 1957 floods, with over nine kilometers of flat paths, lawns and pines from Parque de Cabecera to the City of Arts and Sciences.

Kids can bike or scoot far from traffic, climb the giant Gulliver playground, ride a swan boat on the Cabecera lake, and kick a ball on the sports fields. Eighteen bridges cross overhead.