Parque de los Niños, located in the city of Santiago del Estero, offers a recreational space designed to encourage active play, exploration, and socialization among children. At the heart of the park stands an Enrique Imperial V play tower, a large-scale play structure notable for its imperial-style roofs and aesthetic. The structure is made up of two main towers connected by a sloped bridge, creating a dynamic route between the different sections of the tower. Access to the structure is possible in two ways: via a traditional staircase or a climbing wall fitted with hand and foot holds that challenges kids' motor skills and arm and leg strength. For the way down, children can choose from three options: a spiral slide with a corkscrew descent, a double slide, and a single slide with a 1.8-meter run, designed for a quick and safe descent. As a finishing touch, the tower also includes a tic-tac-toe panel, a playful feature that encourages strategic thinking and cognitive skills.