Summary
Located next to the Tabakalera building, very close to the North Station, with its 94.960 square meters, Cristina Enea is the perfect place to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of the city without leaving it.
The exoticism of its trees, the romanticism provided by the swans and peacocks that inhabit it, the architecture of its central building ... all remind us that this park was an oasis of peace, a gift that the Duke of Mandas made to his woman. The design of the park was carried out by Pierre Ducasse, author of the Miramar Palace garden and the Plaza de Gipuzkoa.
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General information
Paseo Duque de Mandas, 66. 20012 Donostia - San Sebastián.
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Accessibility information
Transport
It can be accessed by adapted public transport: train and buses
- Numerous lines of the urban bus network Dbus have stops close to the park.
- The Renfe train station and the bus station are less than 500 meters from the main entrance.
- There are 2 nearby taxi ranks: at the Renfe train station and at the bus station.
The itineraries between the train, bus and taxi stops, and the main access to the park are free of architectural barriers.
Parking spaces for PMR
- There are parking spaces reserved for people with reduced mobility near the main access to the park: on Duque de Mandas street and in Estación car park.
- More information about On-street parking for PMR.
Entrances
- The Cristina Enea park has several entrances.
- The main access is in Duque de Mandas. In it there are two doors. The large door is 4.00m wide and the small one 0.90m.
They are free of architectural barriers and well signposted.
Information point
- There is a building of the Cristina Enea Foundation. The hours are from 9:30 - 13:30 and from 16:30 - 19:30. To access this information point there is a 1.8m wide ramp with double handrails.
Inside, there is no reception at two levels, it is not physically accessible
They do not have a magnetic loop. They do not have assistive products such as chairs.
- There are guided tours. Consult the information on the website of Cristina Enea Fundazioa.
Adapted toilets
- The park has a toilet cabin marked as adapted. It is a self-cleaning cabin.
- Inside the Cristina Enea Foundation building there are two adapted toilets, one for men and one for women. The toilets have a grab bar. The width of the door is 90cm. The sink does not have a pedestal. The inner turning diameter is 1.5m.
- Also near the park there are public toilets marked as adapted: at the bus station and at the Tabakalera building.
Getting around
- The park has hard pavement, non-slip and without projections.
- The free width of passage along the entire route is greater than 2 meters.
- There are benches to sit at different points.
- There are sources accessible to people using wheelchairs.
Please note!! It is recommended to start the route in the opposite direction to that proposed in the audio guide for accessibility reasons.
- At the beginning of the route, the path has a slope of more than 8% and we propose the change of direction for this slope, be it downhill.
- The Cristina Enea Foundation building has an accessible elevator.
Assistance dogs
Assistance dogs (guide, signal, medical alert, autism, service dogs for people with reduced mobility, etc.) are admitted free of charge, in accordance with Law 10/2007, of 29 June, on Assistance Dogs for the Care of People with Disabilities.
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Physical accessibility
- There are toilets marked as adapted in and near the park.
- The pavement is hard, non-slip and without bumps.
- The free width of passage along the entire route is greater than 2 meters.
- There are benches to sit on and fountains accessible to people using wheelchairs.
Visual accessibility
There are audio guides of the park, available on the web: www.cristinaenea.eus and in the section Accesible routes