Category: Nature > Garden
District: Faro > Faro > Faro > Sé e São Pedro
The Jardim da Alameda João de Deus is located in the heart of Faro, within the Sé and São Pedro area. Its position in the eastern part of the city allows for easy access within the urban fabric, being conveniently situated near important thoroughfares, making it a landmark and an accessible refuge for those exploring the locality.
This garden represents Faro's largest landscaped area, offering a significant green lung in the urban center. It is a remarkable place due to its botanical diversity, with various plant species that enrich the environment. Among them, some centuries-old trees stand out, bearing witness to the space's history and lending a mature and imposing character to the garden.
Within the Jardim da Alameda João de Deus, visitors can find an environment that combines natural elements with various infrastructures. The space includes a small waterfall and a lake, which contribute to the serenity of the place and the presence of fauna. It is also a garden that offers various facilities, such as areas for active leisure and a small grove, where local flora is particularly present, providing an immersive nature experience.
An integral part of the garden's identity is the façade of the old Municipal Slaughterhouse. This notable building, dating from the late 19th century, is an excellent example of Neo-Moorish revivalism. Its particular architecture harmoniously blends into the garden's landscape and today serves as one of the entrances to the Faro Municipal Library, combining historical beauty with contemporary functionality.
License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/deed.pt
Coordinates DD: 37.01455931042964, -7.926714416255591
Coordinates DMS: 37°00'52.4"N 07°55'36.2"W