Patriots Square Park

Patriots Square Park is a 2.5 acre (1 hectare) urban park in downtown Phoenix that forms part of the CityScape complex. The space features landscaped gardens, water fountains, and a central plaza with seating areas suitable for gatherings.

The park was created in 1976 and named to honor those who fought in the American Revolutionary War. It underwent major renovation work in 2009 when it was redesigned as a central feature of the CityScape development.

The park serves as a gathering place where the community comes together for celebrations like the Arizona Asian Festival and Cinco de Mayo festivities. Visitors notice how the open spaces draw people throughout the year for events and social meetings.

The park is open daily from early morning to late evening and sits in the heart of downtown Phoenix. Multiple entrances make it easy to access from different directions and it works well as a walking destination.

Beneath the park sits an active underground parking structure that continues to operate while the plaza sits above. This hidden layer shows how the space balances practical urban needs with an open public gathering area.