If you are exploring upper Downtown Port of Spain, Memorial Park offers a poignant, reflective space right in the heart of Trinidad and Tobago's vibrant capital city. As one of the most visited urban parks in the entire city, this public green space serves a meaningful purpose: it directly commemorates the brave Trinidadian veterans who served during World War I and World War II.
When you visit, you will find yourself surrounded by significant local landmarks and cultural hubs. The park is conveniently situated just south of the famous Queen's Park Savannah, west of Charlotte Street, and north of Keate Street.
In addition, it sits immediately adjacent to the impressive National Academy for the Performing Arts as well as the National Museum and Art Gallery, making it an incredibly easy stop to incorporate into your city itinerary. Whether you wish to pay your respects to the servicemen of the two World Wars or simply take a gentle stroll through a cherished public landmark, Memorial Park provides an essential glimpse into the island's military history and civic heritage right within central Port of Spain.
What to see at Memorial Park, Port of Spain
- Commemorates Trinidadian veterans of World War I and World War II
- One of the most visited urban parks in Port of Spain
- Located in upper Downtown south of Queen's Park Savannah
- Adjacent to the National Academy for the Performing Arts and National Museum
Visiting tips
Combine your stroll through Memorial Park with visits to the neighboring National Museum and Art Gallery or Queen's Park Savannah.
How long: 1 hour · Best time: Daytime
How to get there & what’s nearby
Memorial Park, Port of Spain is easy to reach on Port of Spain’s public transport, and pairs naturally with Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Port of Spain and National Museum and Art Gallery. For where to stay, the weather and full itineraries, see our Port of Spain travel guide.
See the full Port of Spain travel guide for where to stay, the best time to visit and the top things to do.