I value tranquillity and nature but also enjoy the vibrancy and history of cities. I am drawn to parks that offer more than just open space—whether that’s cultural importance, scenic beauty, or diverse activities. This reflects a balance in my personality: an appreciation for both relaxation and engagement, for nature and human creativity, and for local experiences within a global context.

Connection to Nature with Urban Accessibility:

My top parks, such as Kings Park in Perth, Central Park in New York City, and Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, offer a balance between nature and urban life. These parks blend natural beauty—open spaces, trees, and water features—with proximity to vibrant cities. This suggests I appreciate having nature as a retreat within urban settings, where I can find peace without disconnecting from city life.

Green Spaces and Large, Expansive Areas:

Many of my preferred parks are expansive and provide ample green space, such as Hyde Park in London or Parque Metropolitano La Sabana in Costa Rica. I likely enjoy the sense of freedom that comes from large, open environments where I can wander, reflect, and enjoy uninterrupted views.

Historical and Cultural Significance:

Parks like Regent’s Park in London and Bois de Boulogne in Paris carry historical and cultural weight, with iconic landmarks, architecture, or monuments nearby. I enjoy parks that are not just natural spaces but also carry stories of the past and are central to a city’s cultural identity.

Diversity of Activities:

My choices reflect parks that offer a variety of activities, from walking trails to places for relaxation, as seen in Maksimir Park in Zagreb and Washington Park in Portland. This variety suggests that I value parks not just for their beauty but also for their ability to host different activities, from quiet reflection to social engagement.

Water Features and Scenic Views:

Many parks on my list, such as Luxembourg Gardens and Mount Victoria Park in Wellington, have notable water features or elevated views. I am drawn to parks where water—whether lakes, rivers, or fountains—enhances the ambiance, and where scenic vistas create memorable experiences.

Botanical Gardens and Flora:

Parks like Royal Botanic Gardens in Sydney and Royal Botanic Gardens in Melbourne showcase my love for meticulously curated flora. I enjoy botanical diversity and well-designed landscapes that highlight the beauty of plants, flowers, and gardens within the parks.

International Flavor:

My list reflects a global perspective, from Kaivopuisto Park in Helsinki to Queen Sirikit Park in Bangkok. This shows my curiosity about how different cultures interact with and design their green spaces. I enjoy exploring parks in different countries to see how they reflect local traditions and natural environments.

1. Kings Park, Perth (Australia)
2. Regent’s Park, London (United Kingdom)
3. Golden Gate Park, San Francisco (USA)
4. Central Park, New York City (USA)
5. Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney (Australia)
6. Hyde Park, London (United Kingdom)
7. Queen Sirikit Park, Bangkok (Thailand)
8. Luxembourg Gardens, Paris (France)
9. Maksimir Park, Zagreb (Croatia)

Centennial Park, Sydney (Australia)

Metropolitan National Park, Panama City (Panama)

Washington Park, Portland (Oregon, USA)

Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne (Australia)

Vondelpark, Amsterdam (Netherlands)

Wellington Botanic Garden, Wellington (New Zealand)

Hagley Park, Christchurch (New Zealand)

Bois de Boulogne, Paris (France)

Mount Victoria Park, Wellington (New Zealand)

People’s Park, Shanghai (China)

Grant/Millennium Park, Chicago (USA)

Forest Park, St. Louis (USA)

Chapultepec Park, Mexico City (Mexico)

Parc de la Ciutadella, Barcelona (Spain)

Forsyth Park, Savannah (Georgia, USA)

Kaivopuisto Park, Helsinki (Finland)

Adelaide Botanic Gardens (Australia)

Tiergarten, Berlin (Germany)

Richmond Gardens, London (United Kingdom)

Hampstead Heath, London (United Kingdom)

Fitzgerald Park, Cork (Ireland)

Brandon Hill Park, Bristol (United Kingdom)

Vrecht Park, Haifa (Israel)

Ravine Park, Toronto (Canada)

Brisbane Botanic Gardens (Australia)

Victoria Park, Hong Kong

Kadriorg Park, Tallinn (Estonia)

Gurten, Bern (Switzerland)

Kannenfeldpark, Basel (Switzerland)

Park Eduardo VII, Lisbon (Portugal)

Parc La Grange, Geneva (Switzerland)

Kelvingrove Park, Glasgow (Scotland)

Greater Des Moines Botanical Garden (USA)

Stadtpark, Vienna (Austria)

Sefton Park, Liverpool (United Kingdom)

Exhibition Park, Newcastle-on-Tyne (United Kingdom)

Piedmont Park, Atlanta (Georgia, USA)

English Garden, Munich (Germany)

Parque Forestal, Santiago (Chile)

Botanic Gardens, Dublin (Ireland)

Stanley Park, Vancouver (Canada)