L'Hospitalet de Llobregat is a city in Spain in the community of Catalonia in the province of Barcelona. Depending on the population, it is the second largest in Catalonia and the sixteenth in Spain. It is noted as one of the most densely populated cities in the European Union.

As tourist objectives, in this city you can visit:
Cervantes Park:
The park is a magnificent, open, green space, which is noticeable by large stretches of grass, wide paths and the gentle slope of the land. These features make it a really attractive place for travelers and sports enthusiasts, especially for cyclists and runners.
Cervantes Park is located on a plot of land once occupied by the Estela stream, which collected water flowing from the Sant Pere Màrtir peak. Visitors can walk from Av Diagonal, which is the place where the main entrance is located or take a more relaxed, slower walk, from Ronda de Dalt.
The "La Florida" neighborhood in District IV is a hot spot for business and is a well-known area for tapas. It is the perfect place to go shopping or the market; you will find everything you need.
District V is intended for sports lovers, with the huge Sports Complex - L 'Hospitalet Nord. Also worth visiting in the area is Can Serra, which is a modernist construction of the famous Catalan architect Josep Puig i Cadalfach.
For parks and green spaces District VI is the place to be. This neighborhood is also home to the Bellvitge neighborhood, where you can visit the Santa María de Bellvitge Hermitage, a temple built in the 9th century in Romanesque style.
Gran Via Shopping Center:
The place where you will find absolutely everything. Fashion, restaurants, fast food, interior design shops and more!