Veinte de Agosto Park
Interactive Park Map
About the Location
Historical Significance
Veinte de Agosto Park commemorates the founding date of Tucson - August 20, 1775. The name, which means "August 20th" in Spanish, serves as a memorial to the city's establishment by Lt. Col. Don Hugo Oconor, Commandant Inspector of the Frontier Provinces of New Spain.
Park Features
This small 0.9-acre urban park is located in downtown Tucson, Arizona. It is situated at the point where Congress Street and Broadway Boulevard split into one-way streets.
Despite its compact size, Veinte de Agosto Park offers a green oasis in the heart of Tucson's urban landscape. The park features grass areas and trees, providing shade and a peaceful atmosphere for visitors.
Visitor Information
The park serves as a serene environment for relaxation and provides a place for downtown workers and visitors to take a break from the bustling city surroundings.
As of March 2025, it should be noted that the park is currently closed, according to information from the City of Tucson. Visitors should check for updates on the park's status before planning a visit.
