walked around every morning, although busy roads & can be dirty a good way to taste some local happenings More

The hub and most popular place to be around for the Carnival celebrations. More

Very nice atmosphere in the evening. Lots of possibility to sport. More

The Zoo and Botanical Gardens are off the northern part. On the other there are amazing colonial buildings, some in need of a little loving care but nevertheless quite impressive. I wished I had more time to stop at each one of them, take pictures and learn their history. You feel like thanking the Trinidadians for not doing what happens... More

Queen's Park Savannah is probably the world's biggest roundabout. It used to be a plantation, then a horse racing track. Afterwards the family that owned it sold it to the government with the promise that it was for the people of Trinidad to use recreationally (so i was told). Boy! do we use it recreationally. There are kite flying competitions... More

The park isn't really anything special, but it is interesting to see how the park seems to be a huge randabout. This is a good place for a morning/evening jog. More

The Queen's Park Savannah is a wonderful pace to picnic, drink coconut water straight from the nut, slurp on sno-cone and fly kites at Easter! Other food vendors are available and a sample of Trini fare is always available here. Look out for Lil Prince on the west side of the savannah - best sno cone in town! More

Big, green area, with lots of kite-flying every Sunday. More

a lovely park, slowly being transformed into a garbage heap by thoughtless motorists and visitors who leave their mess around and inside. The roads built inside by previous governments do not help either nor does the monstrosity called the "Big Yard" at the southern end. More