Parque Piedras Vivas, Public park in San Cristóbal, Dominican Republic.
Parque Piedras Vivas is a public park in San Cristóbal featuring stone structures and garden areas spread across multiple levels. Walking paths and benches connect these different sections throughout the grounds.
The park was built in the 1940s during the Trujillo era with stones sourced from different regions of the Dominican Republic. This construction method was part of the development of San Cristóbal during that period.
The park functions as a gathering spot where people from San Cristóbal come together for social time and community events. Weekends and holidays bring families to enjoy the green spaces and connect with neighbors.
The park is located between Constitution Avenue and General Cabral Street and welcomes visitors throughout the day. Wear comfortable shoes as you will walk across different levels and pathways.
Each stone used in the park comes from a different Dominican city, creating a physical representation of national unity through its construction. Visitors can discover this hidden meaning as they walk through the different levels.
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