As Indonesia’s second largest city, Surabaya offers many options for those seeking outdoor park options. Many of the green spaces, while smaller, offer various cultural experiences including many of the city’s most popular food stalls being located within its parks. Popular with local teenagers, visitors will be able to experience the day-to-day life of local Indonesians, be it relaxing park-side or enjoy a run, cycle or other outdoor activity.
Bungkul Park
One of the most popular parks in Surabaya, Bungkul park is a large open green area located in the center of the city. The park contains the grave of Mbah Bungkul, a famous Indonesian pioneer. Visitors can try local cuisine from the many food vendors that surround the grounds.
Address: Taman Bungkul St, Darmo, Wonokromo, Surabaya City, East Java 60241, Indonesia
Phone: N/A
Operating Hours:
– Open 24 hours daily
Admission Cost:
– FREE
Website
Apsari Park
A small park located in the center of Surabaya. Apsari Park is popular amongst the local youth. The urban green space includes a memorial to the former governor of Surabaya. Foodies will find Surabaya and East Java street stalls nearby, putting Apsari Park firmly on the map.
Address: Taman Apsari St No.63, Embong Kaliasin, Genteng, Surabaya City, East Java 60271, Indonesia
Phone: N/A
Operating Hours:
– Open 24 hours daily
Admission Cost:
– FREE
Suroboyo Park
Surabaya’s Suroboyo Park is located waterside and is formally called the Suroboyo Carnival Park. The location is a well-known family destination and includes many carnival rides for children. A science park is also located on site, as are many food stalls for trying local cuisine. The park regularly plays host to a night market and bazaar, with plans to develop a diverse food court offerings that include international cuisine and entertainment.
Address: Jl. Pantai Kenjeran, Kedung Cowek, Kec. Bulak, Kota SBY, Jawa Timur 60125, Indonesia
Phone: +62 857 6970518
Operating Hours:
– Open 24 hours daily
Admission Cost:
– FREE
Website (not official)
