Experts' Choice Award Queen's Park Savannah
What the experts agree on
This sprawling 110-hectare park is Port-of-Spain's answer to Central Park, with sports fields, a scenic 3.7km loop road locals joke is the world's largest roundabout, and street vendors selling coconut water and rotis.
“Once part of a sugar plantation, the Savannah is a public park encircled by a 3.7km perimeter road that locals call the world’s largest roundabout.”
– Lonely Planet
Afar Magazine "Port-of-Spain’s huge Queen’s Park Savannah—measuring 110 hectares (260 acres)—is something of a Central Park of the West Indies." Full review
Frommer's ""The Savannah" consists of 80 hectares (198 acres), complete with soccer, cricket, and rugby fields, and vendors hawking coconut water and rotis" Full review
New York Times "The sprawling Queen's Park Savannah is the heart of the city, with amateur cricketers playing on the park's green lawns on weekends, and food stalls serving up some of the best casual..."
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