The city of Guadalajara now has the first 100% inclusive park in the city, the Adoratrices ParkThis proposal, developed in conjunction with the Guadalajara City Council, is a pioneer in the area and addresses the public's need for fully accessible and inclusive spaces for all children, regardless of their abilities.

This proposal addresses various aspects of inclusiveness, from a smooth, uneven surface to play elements that accommodate children of different ages and play styles, to color contrast that facilitates the play experience for children with visual impairments.

The games selected for this park are all from the children's games company Landscape Structures, leaders in inclusiveness worldwide. The great novelty of this park is the first We-go-round The inclusive carousel we installed in Spain, a ground-level carousel where all children can play at the same time, is undoubtedly the star of the area. A roller coaster couldn't be missing in a park like this. Roller Table, a must-have in inclusive parks. Continuing through the park, we come across a nest swing. Oodle Swing, a dock Wobble Pod Bouncer, a manual bicycle Cycler and some intercoms Chitter Chatter Noodle, to end the multi-game structure Market Cafe of the line Smart Play.

The area has various activities and stimulations, in the Adoratrices Park of Guadalajara Children can develop their social, physical, cognitive, and sensory skills. Each child can choose the route and type of game according to their preferences, and choose whether to play within their own limits or challenge them. Either way, it's a great experience of fun and learning.

Play is universal; we all have the right to enjoy and share it. That's why these types of initiatives are essential to promoting playable cities for everyone.