What a beautiful park to explore on a sunny day. Blue sky’s causing reflections in the pond makes for magical photos. Another example of Japanese landscaping at its best. Our visit corresponded with an exhibition of origami. Woo - I have never seen such creations...More

I guess the fact that this attraction is rated so highly on TripAdvisor tells you a lot about Buenos Aires. Not much substance to these gardens, and lots of surrounding noise from the traffic. Some nice aspects to it and made for a few good...More

I'm really glad to see other reviewers found this a peaceful spot, an oasis from the noise of the city. That is what I expected, but I didn't feel it lived up to that expectation. The garden it situated between some very busy streets and...More

We took in this attraction at the end of a long day of walking and touring. The gardens are beautiful. Many families were out taking in the beautiful views. Entrance fee is a modest 5-6$ US. Adjacent to Rosedal which is also supposed to be...More

It is a really nice oasis in the middle of a metropolitan area. 120 pesos to enter and the site is pretty big, if you’ve been to the one in La Serena this one is easily 10 times better very green and quite peaceful between...More

Maybe a Japanese garden on a South-American trip doesn't seem the best idea. However, this small garden provided a very nice break on a busy visiting day. There are plenty of trees providing much-needed shade and benches for well-earned rest. Take a break, you won't...More

well worth a visit for a place of cal within this busy city a large lake/pond with large koi carp & lots of birdlife