Queens Park Savannah

The Queen's Park Savannah is Port of Spain's biggest open recreational space. Secured with low grass, the 3. 5 km edge of the Savannah, as it is called by local people, is fixed with substantial wonderful samaan and poui trees. Initially part of the St. Ann's Sugar Estate, the Savannah, now claimed by the state, is Port of Spain's primary open air recreational stop. On ends of the week and week day evenings, the Savannah springs up and is the goal for sports fans, wellbeing devotees, joggers, family picnics, walking couples and people looking to enjoy the lavish nearby road sustenance served by merchants.

The Savannah is encompassed by numerous fascinating attractions. On the off chance that you are keen on nature, the Savannah's north side highlights the Hollows, the Botanic Gardens and the Emperor Valley Zoo. At that point make a beeline for the Southern side to visit the National Museum, the National Academy for Performing Arts, and the Grand Stand which is utilized to have different shows and social occasions, including our widely acclaimed Carnival.

A lot of Port of Spain's engineering legacy is protected along the western edge of the Savannah, where the Magnificent Seven, a gathering of mid twentieth century structures are found. These incorporate the Queen's Royal College; the living arrangements of the Anglican minister and the Roman Catholic diocese supervisor, Mille Fleurs, Roomor Whitehall and the superb Stollmeyer's Castle apparently demonstrated on the Scottish Balmoral Castle.