Audubon Park
Today, the site of Audubon Park was once a twelve and a half acre plantation purchased and owned by Pierre Foucher. Foucher left his plantation before the Civil War and fled to France, never returning to Louisiana.
Walking and cycling in the sunshine, having a picnic dinner with friends, having a barbecue among the trees – parks are the perfect way to relax and enjoy a quiet afternoon away from the hustle and bustle of the big city that surrounds it.
Balboa Park
Balboa Park is a gigantic (490 hectares) urban cultural park in San Diego, full of recreational areas, natural greenery, flowerbeds, gardens, paths and numerous cultural facilities.
Patterson Park
Before it was called a park, Patterson Park played an important role in the War of 1812, serving as an area where American troops stood at the ready during the decisive Battle of North Point near “Hempstead Hill
Boston Common Park
The oldest park in the United States, Boston Common is located in Downtown Boston. It serves as the beginning of the Freedom Trail and a whole system of parklands called the Emerald Necklace.