Sesquicentennial Park

José ART a year ago

Nice little park connected to the trails along the bayou that goes along downtown. Good for dogs and good to sit around or walk around the park. The last time I visited was June 17.

Tasnim Ara Islam 2 years ago

Sesquicentennial Park is a gem nestled in downtown Houston! I recently took an evening stroll there and was captivated by the "Seven Wonders" pillars, adorned with charming children's drawings etched in stainless steel. The park boasts serene walking trails, inviting benches, and a stunning vista of the Houston skyline. A perfect blend of art, nature, and cityscape.

Melvin Maya 2 years ago

Yet another underutilized park space in Houston. Every time I've visited, there are practically no other people around. Which is nice for photographers, but I'd love to see people using it more often. It's a pretty space.

Dario Chavez 4 years ago

Sesquicentennial Park is a nice public space located in downtown Houston, adjacent to Buffalo Bayou. The park has ample access to the Buffalo Bayou Hike and Bike Trail as well as seating and beautiful green lawn. There's even free public wifi. As a bonus, this area of downtown is rife with numerous historical remnants. I highly recommend taking a few moments to enjoy.

Summer Le 9 years ago

Great place to catch pokemon, I wish it was cleaner and had more trash bins. Please clean the river bank, it will make it 10x better, nice shaded area. Maybe have doggy poop bags too? Homeless people are here every now and then which is depressing. Overall it's nice.