Parque de calistenia de Alcalá
Seafront calisthenics park on the La Jaquita promenade in Alcalá, accessible and with parallel bars adapted for wheelchair users.
The Alcalá calisthenics park is on the La Jaquita promenade, by the sea, and was opened by Guía de Isora council in 2020. It is accessible for people with reduced mobility.
It has three pull-up bars, a monkey bar, Swedish wall bars, three high and two low parallel bars, and two parallel bars adapted for wheelchair users. Training here at sunset, with the sun going down over the sea, is part of the appeal.
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