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Parks · Miraflores
Miraflores' central plaza, ringed by cafes and known for the dozens of abandoned cats fed and rehomed there. It is a shady, pleasant square, but it is run as a cat sanctuary first.
Listed honestly: it is the park every visitor asks about, and the answer is that dogs are tolerated, not welcomed.
A municipal brigadista quoted on the district site says plainly that the park is not a place for dogs, and staff keep canines away from the cats. District rules still require a leash, but there is no fenced dog area, so treat it as a short on-leash pass-through. For real running space use the malecón or a Diverticán.
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