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Parks · Fort Pienc, Barcelona
A fenced dog recreation area of nearly 1,400 m2 inside Parc de l'Estació del Nord, the largest off-leash dog enclosure in L'Eixample. It includes paths, sand, a drinking fountain, benches and bins.
Barcelona's biggest Eixample off-leash space, run and maintained by the city council.
Barcelona City Council's park page lists an 'Espai per a gossos deslligats' (off-leash dog area) at this park; the council's announcement confirms the area is fenced, has a drinking fountain and allows dogs to run, play and interact off-leash within it.
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