Depok City Square, Urban park in Depok City, Indonesia

Depok City Square is a 3.9-hectare public square in the Grand Depok City area of Jatimulya, inaugurated on 12 January 2020. It holds a futsal field, basketball court, BMX track, outdoor gym, skateboard arena, viewing tower, retention pond with pier, pendopo building, gallery, mural wall, sculpture garden and amphitheater.

Depok lacked a public square of the kind other West Javanese cities have, so the city built one on 3.9 hectares in the Grand Depok City area of Jatimulya. Mayor Mohammad Idris inaugurated it on 12 January 2020 as Depok's integrated green open space at city level. The site lies near Kampung Sawah Terminal, on the border with Cibinong and Bojonggede.

The square's name, Alun-Alun Kota Depok, follows the Indonesian term for a town's central open field. Its mural wall and sculpture garden give local artists a permanent display space, and the pendopo building hosts community gatherings. The grounds sit in the Grand Depok City area of Jatimulya, near the Kampung Sawah terminal.

The square lies in Jatimulya, within the Grand Depok City area, near Kampung Sawah Terminal and at the border with Cibinong and Bojonggede. It covers 3.9 hectares, so allow time to cross between the sports fields, amphitheater and retention pond. Angkot routes D05A and D10A link it to Depok and Jatijajar terminals.

The square has a 3.9-hectare site in Grand Depok City, Jatimulya, opened by Mayor Mohammad Idris on 12 January 2020. Among its facilities are a viewing tower, a retention pond with a pier, a pendopo building, a mural wall and an amphitheatre, all laid out as an integrated city-level green open space.