The Doña Casilda Iturrizar Park, inaugurated in 1907, is the great classic green lung of central Bilbao and an oasis of tranquility loved by locals. Named after the local benefactor Casilda Iturrizar, this beautiful space was originally designed in an elegant romantic and English garden style. Strolling through its wide, tree-lined paths is like immersing oneself in history, surrounded by lush century-old trees, well-kept rose gardens, and classic monuments. Its most emblematic and popular feature, especially for families, is the large pond populated by swans, ducks, and peacocks, which has earned it the affectionate nickname "Duck Park." In addition, the grounds house a majestic pergola where performances are held, a classic cybernetic fountain, and share space with the prestigious Museum of Fine Arts. Today, it remains a perfect intergenerational meeting point to disconnect from the urban bustle.