Roma Street Parkland: A Real Walk in the Park
Posted in eco lifestyle on 15. Dec, 2011
Both visitors and locals are enthralled while in this garden paradise in Brisbane (Queensland), Australia. Roma Street Parkland is centrally located and can be accessed by whichever mode of transportation one uses. Naturalists will enjoy observing the varieties of native and international flowers and plants growing in the park. Along with the plants are the abundance of animals such as fanciful birds, tropical fish, and colorful lizards. Explorers will appreciate the natural surroundings that also include modern amenities like parking, payphones, public restrooms and handicap accessibility. Visitors meander peacefully down Roma Street Parkland’s paths with 24/7 security and a medic department available.
For those who enjoy picnics, there are picnic tables and BBQ grills available to use at no charge so a family can prepare and eat their own food. Visitors who would rather not cook are welcome to relax in the cool ambiance of Melange Cafe’ in the Carriage House, or to purchase things from nearby vending machines. The cafe’ offers a veritable menu and can be booked to cater events.
Roma Street Parkland features several pieces of displayed art within the park. Each contributing artist was commissioned by the government to create exterior artwork of different mediums. There is a walking tour available for interested visitors. On weekends, visitors may ride a rail-less train and tour the scenic park, wildlife and art in complete comfort. Audio recordings introduce the train’s passengers to the highlights of the park. Tickets may be purchased for a small price. In general, this park is a must-see for anyone who is traveling to Australia. The Land Down Under has much to explore and appreciate. Roma Street Parkland promises to be a great adventure for adults and children alike.

