Overview
Margaret T. Hance Park is a 32-acre park in downtown Phoenix, built over the I-10 freeway, connecting the downtown area with the historic neighborhoods to the north. The park is named for Margaret T. Hance, a former mayor of Phoenix, and is home to the Japanese Friendship Garden, the Irish Cultural Center, and event spaces. The park hosts community events and festivals and is a green space in the heart of the city.
Why Visit
Margaret T. Hance Park offers a green space in the heart of downtown Phoenix, with cultural attractions and event spaces. The park is home to the Japanese Friendship Garden, a beautiful traditional Japanese garden, and the Irish Cultural Center. The park hosts community events and festivals, and the park's location over the freeway provides a unique urban park experience. The park is a popular destination for downtown residents and visitors.
Amenities
- Japanese Friendship Garden
- Irish Cultural Center
- Event spaces
- Dog park
- Walking paths
- Playground
- Parking
Things to Do
- Visit the Japanese Friendship Garden
- Visit the Irish Cultural Center
- Attend community events and festivals
- Walk or bike through the park
- Use the dog park
- Picnic in the park
Who This Park Is Best For
Families, downtown residents, and anyone seeking a green space with cultural attractions and community events in downtown Phoenix.
Parking Information
Parking is available at the park and on surrounding streets. Parking can be difficult during events and festivals.
Location
67 W Culver St, Phoenix, AZ 85003
Nearby Cities & Neighborhoods
Nearby Attractions
- Japanese Friendship Garden
- Irish Cultural Center
- Downtown Phoenix
- Roosevelt Row