The vast majority of constructed wetlands (CWs) international studies focus on their treatment functions, while relatively few address their landscape roles. This paper identifies key aspects that can strengthen the landscape outcomes of CWs by linking them to landscape quality (LQ) dimensions. The results indicate that greater attention should be given to the design stage and that, where possible, CWs should be integrated into urban park systems. In this way, CWs can be recognized as sustainable landscape projects that combine environmental, economic, and social dimensions, enhancing the well-being of both human and non-human actors.