City Park

Beautiful scenery, loved seeing the Macaques and our 3 young children loved the little train ride around the park as well as playing on the little playground

The Launceston Park is nicely located in the heart of the business district of town. It's not massive but it can be considered as a people's park because it has the basic amenities of a public park.People can see animals, appreciate nature, mesmerize by the old architectures in the area or just breath the freshest air the world has to offer.The well manicured lawns is welcoming for first time visitors and by just walking in the park, you can have a glimpse of some bits and pieces of history of the place during the early days of the settlers.The Park have few entrances and exits from multiple streets and you can see walkers, joggers, cyclist, picnic goers, event phot shoots, and photographers, etc around the park. This park is also a good place to celebrate life moments like birthdays, weddings and anniversaries. .One thing to note, is that dogs are not allowed inside the park and if you bring your car, off street parking is available around the area and during Saturdays, Harvest Market is just around the corner.The park is not that well maintained though, smelly water from the pond, the fountain and its water is visibly not been taken cared very well. I think the council/ park administration needs to do more than what they are doing now.Maybe more staff or hours needs to be allocated in maintaining the park, or they can distribute forms or ask online and ask some suggestion from the general public about the best way to improve the park for the future generations to enjoy.

City Park Launceston is a very calm and quiet place to visit. This is a very good place to relax, for a picnic or to a evening walk. There are a lot of flora and fauna throughout the garden. One thing I noticed was those flowers and trees are very uncommon. I haven't seen most of them before. Also, there's a Conservatory within the park.

Such a nice little park that's not too busy, you can literally picnic anywhere and there are lots of chairs around. Many flowers around! There's also a public toilet here too.

A nice park with a conservatory area. Not a lot to see. The monkeys make it a must see. Note the craftsmanship in the Queen's Jubilee commemorative arch which also has a drinking fountain.

Stunning park in the city area, offering plenty of space with lots of shaded areas to have a picnic play with your children or just wander. The park also has a viewpoint to admire the Japanese Monkeys that live and bread in their own habitat. Worth the visit

A really serene, beautifully kept garden space. I loved the huge trees and the general way its set out. It's a lovely walk and very tranquil as a community space.

City Park is a real gem, it even has monkeys! The park is also very beautiful and peaceful, I liked it a lot.