• The biggest playground is at the north entrance on Calle de Benjamín Palencia, fenced, with sand underfoot; two smaller ones sit on Calle Sierra de Cuerda Larga and Calle Carlos Solé
• The lookout at the top has a pergola and long concrete benches, and the paths up to it were rebuilt to be accessible, so strollers can make the climb
• Little shade on the hills: the slopes are open lawn and the trees line the paths, so come early or late on hot days and bring water

Parque del Cerro del Tío Pío is a run of rounded grassy hills, the reason locals call it the Siete Tetas. Kids race up and roll down the slopes, ride the bike lane and picnic on the lawns. The lookout at the top faces the whole city skyline, a popular spot at sunset.

Three playgrounds sit around the edges, and a kiosk with a terrace serves drinks.