Let’s admit it – working from 9 to 5 is stressful for anyone! Visiting these 10 most popular parks around the world might just relieve some of that stress.
10. Singapore Botanic Gardens (Singapore)

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The park is mostly visited by couples and women who enjoy the beauty. The suggested number of hours to visit is at least one to two hours to roam around and appreciate the entire area.
9. Golden Gate Park (San Francisco, USA)
Ranked as ninth on our list and 16th of all of the 336 tourist attractions in San Francisco, the Golden Gate Park is the third most visited park in the country. This is a huge rectangular-shaped urban park similar to the famed Central Park of New York City. It has plenty of green space, gardens, fresh air and even museums. Among the attractions in this park are the Deyong Museum, San Francisco Botanical Gardens, California Academy of Science, Conservatory of Flowers, and Japanese Tea Gardens.
The park itself does not charge admission fees but other attractions such as the Deyong Museum, the Conservatory, and the California Academy of Science do. The recommended time needed to visit is at least one hour.
8. Luxembourg Gardens (Paris, France)

Covering a whopping 25-hectare area, Luxembourg Gardens is divided into two (the English and French Gardens), by a vast pond and a geometric forest. To name some of the many attractions of the park are an orchard, apiary, rose and orchid gardens, 106 statues, the Pavillion Davioud, the epic Medici fountain, and an Orangerie.
If viewing all those must-see attractions is not enough, you can also partake in activities such as slides, puppets and rides for kids, remote-operated boats, tennis and chess for adults – all for tourists and Parisians alike. It also has concerts along the bandstand and even photography exhibits along the garden railings.
7. Guell Park (Barcelona, Spain)

As said, the park showcases such a work of art evident in its architecture. To name some of the structures gaining fame among the visitors are the dragon fountain at the entrance of the park, the Salon of Hundred Columns (but actually has 84 columns), an enormous undulating bench taking the form of a sea serpent, and the Closed Chapel.
6. Balboa Park (San Diego, USA)

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5. Millennium Park (Chicago, USA)

- The Crown Fountain showcasing a thousand faces of residents of the area at random, culminating at a shower of water that splashes the whole plaza.
- Cloud Gate a.k.a. The Bean
- The Pritzker Pavillion
- The BP Bridge
- The Lurie Garden
4. Highline (New York City, USA)

It is an elevated railway converted and preserved as a public park on the West Side of Manhattan, running along Gansevoort Street to West 34th Street, in the middle of 10th and 11th Avenues.
3. Garden of the Gods (Colorado, USA)

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It is a haven for trekking and hiking, offering the best views of Colorado Springs at Rampart Range Road; along with a public target shooting range for the more adventurous, Woodland Park and Rampart Reservoir.
2. Central Park (New York City, USA)

Entirely man-made (except for the rocks), Central Park contains almost all types of landscapes; such as hills, huge lawns, forest, lakes, and beautiful gardens.
1. Stanley Park (Vancouver, Canada)

Marked as a splendid green oasis amidst the greatly urbanized aura of Vancouver, Stanley Park covers a 400-hectare area containing scenic and mouth-dropping views of raw and majestic beauties of nature, and the historical and cultural landmarks.
Every hard worker deserves a relaxing and meaningful break. So, take your pick from the list and get that stress off your shoulders!
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