Parque de la Independencia, Urban park in Rosario, Argentina.

Parque de la Independencia is an urban park in Rosario covering about 1.26 square kilometers with an artificial lake, gardens, pathways, and recreational areas throughout. The grounds feature boat rentals, multiple leisure zones, and continuous walking routes that connect different sections of the park.

The Racecourse was founded on December 8, 1901, and was among Argentina's first venues to host night racing events. This facility became a significant location in the region's sports history.

The French Garden dates from 1942 and combines flower beds, trees and a large marble fountain. Nearby, the Rosedal opened in 1915 with several rose species, sculptures and fountains; since 2017 the municipality and the provincial government allow weddings there. The Spanish Fountain was donated by the Spanish community in 1936.

The park is crossed north to south by Oroño Boulevard and bounded by Moreno Street, Pellegrini, Ovidio Lagos and 27 de Febrero. The Laguito, the gardens and the museums sit in different sectors, so pick a route before entering. The Dancing Waters fountain show has been under repair, so check locally before planning an evening around it.

In the Calendar section, gardeners rearrange flower beds daily to display the current date, a tradition dating back to 1946. This daily transformation makes the location special because visitors can see vegetation working as a living clock.