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City Parks from Around the World

These are all well known large parks in large cities. Just match the city with the park that is in it.

A matching quiz by Flukey. Estimated time: 3 mins.
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Author
Flukey
Time
3 mins
Type
Match Quiz
Quiz #
425,587
Updated
Oct 17 26
# Qns
10
Difficulty
New Game
Avg Score
9 / 10
Plays
10
Last 3 plays: Guest 72 (3/10), MalStone (10/10), clevercatz (10/10).
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QuestionsChoices
1. Dublin  
  Lumphini Park
2. Cape Town  
  Stanley Park
3. Paris  
  Central Park
4. New York  
  Ibirapuera Park
5. Tokyo  
  Phoenix Park
6. Vancouver  
  Tiergarten
7. Bangkok  
  Centennial Park
8. Berlin  
  Green Point Park
9. Sao Paulo  
  Jardin du Luxembourg
10. Sydney  
  Ueno Park





Select each answer

1. Dublin
2. Cape Town
3. Paris
4. New York
5. Tokyo
6. Vancouver
7. Bangkok
8. Berlin
9. Sao Paulo
10. Sydney

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. Dublin

Answer: Phoenix Park

Phoenix Park in Dublin is one of the largest parks in Europe. Within its walls many things can be found. Amongst these are Dublin Zoo, a hospital, the official residence of the President of Ireland, a police headquarters, an old fort, plus many other things along with lots of trees and open areas of green grass, where you can see deer roaming around.
2. Cape Town

Answer: Green Point Park

Green Point Park has many special elements. It has exceptional biodiversity with flora from the region. It has three playgrounds, an outdoor gym, and special areas for dogs. It has a beautiful coastal location. It is a fabulous amenity for tourists and the locals.
3. Paris

Answer: Jardin du Luxembourg

The garden began in 1611, when Marie de' Medici, the regent for King Louis XIII, her son, decided to build a palace like one in the city of Florence, where she was from. She purchased the Hôtel du Luxembourg to begin building the palace. Since then, the garden has a long history of use and change in design.

The palace is now used by the French Senate, which also owns the garden. It is open to the public and has many attractions, including the Medici Fountain, statues, trees, walks and much more.
4. New York

Answer: Central Park

Central Park is a large rectangular park in Manhattan. Features include a castle, water features, a garden and an open area known as the "Sheep Meadow". Space for the park was bought in 1853. The first part opened in 1858. The park has continued to be developed and is a key resource for the city.
5. Tokyo

Answer: Ueno Park

Ueno Park is a large park in the centre of Tokyo. Formerly the site of a large temple, the park opened to the public in 1873. The park contains the national museum as well as museums for art and science. There is also a zoo in the park, Ueno Zoo, the oldest in Japan. The park contains thousands of trees, including many cherry trees.
6. Vancouver

Answer: Stanley Park

Stanley Park is a magnificent city park, situated on a peninsula. It has some beaches in it. It has tens of thousands of trees. The area has a long history, but it was opened as a park in 1888. It was named after Lord Stanley, the Canadian Governor General at that time. Given its location, water features are common in the park, in particular the "Lost Lagoon", which is a manmade lake. Swimming pools are also a feature of the park.

There is a zoo and an aquarium. There is also a lot of wildlife in the park, including lots of seabirds.

The park has many recreational facilities, including walks in the park centre and along the sea wall. There are also sportsgrounds in the park.
7. Bangkok

Answer: Lumphini Park

Lumphini Park is in the centre of Bangkok. It is about 57 hectares. It is built on land donated by the King Rama VI in 1925. There is a monument to him near an entrance. Features include an aquarium, a swimming pool, facilities for walkers and runners.

There is lots of wildlife in the park, with large lizards being a popular sight. The many trees also provide space for a variety of birds.
8. Berlin

Answer: Tiergarten

Tiergarten is a large park and woodland in Berlin. It is situated in an area of Berlin with the same name. The park starts near the famous Brandenburg Gate. Many significant political buildings are nearby including the seat of the German government and various embassies.

A lot of the park is a woodland, but there are other things in it, with Berlin's zoo being of particular interest. There are also gardens, and areas for sport and relaxation.
9. Sao Paulo

Answer: Ibirapuera Park

Ibirapuera Park is a park of 158 hectares. It was opened in 1954 to celebrate Sao Paulo's 400th anniversary. It has a running path around the edge that also goes through wooded areas and past the large lake in the centre of the park. There are paths for cyclists around the lake.

Other recreational facilities include a skatepark. The park is also a cultural centre, with many museums. It hosts various events throughout the year for residents and visitors to the city.
10. Sydney

Answer: Centennial Park

Centennial Park is a large park in Sydney, Australia. It is about 360 hectares. It has over 15,000 trees and large green areas. Along with Moore Park and Queens Park, the three are together known as Centennial Parklands. It has facilities for sports, walking, cycling and is a great place for seeing and enjoying wildlife. Lots of events are held in the park including a film festival and concerts.
Source: Author Flukey

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