RIZAL PARK

The Rizal Park in Davao City is one of the many parks that have the statue of Dr. Jose Rizal, the Philippine’s national hero. This is the place where the major showdown on the events of Kadayawan festival and Araw ng Davao is held and watched. If you visit the Rizal Park on weekends, the happiest and the busiest of all. Street foods are well aligned in the street. By-passers are so many. Business is good in short. There are a lot of tourist spots in Davao City but be sure to drop by the Rizal Park to get a sense of what the heart of the city is

QUEZON PARK

The Quezon Park is situated right in front of the City Hall of Davao, and a few meters east of Rizal Park, and the Sangguniang Panglungsod ng Dabaw along the historic San Pedro Street – the oldest street in the Davao City. It has also been the center stage where every significant event in the history and life of Davao City and the Davaoeños unfolds. It is one of the chief venues for all our major festivals and celebrations in the city such as the Araw ng Dabaw and the Kadayawan Festival.
Inside the Park are two beautifully handcrafted concrete Durians, a landscaped gardens and a water fountain. 

OSMEÑA PARK

Osmeña Park is one of the most frequented public parks in Davao City. This historical landmark was once the site of settlement of the early Davaoeños. The park is also home to the Davao Chess Club. The Early Davao Settlement Marker is surrounded by four centuries-old Spanish cannons from the arsenal of Don Jose Uyanguren that are on display at the park. Also they have playgrounds for children who wants to play with other kids.

MAGSAYSAY PARK

Magsaysay Park in Davao City is a beautifully landscaped public park that sits on a huge sprawling expanse that faces the clear blue waters of the Gulf of Davao with the Samal Island in the backdrop. While there are many parks in Davao City, this park remains the favorite of the locals and is frequented by foreign tourists, families and friends alike for an afternoon of leisurely stroll, or simply hanging-out. This city landmark was built in honor of the most-loved and revered president of the Philippines, Ramon Magsaysay who, in March 17, 1957, died in a plane crash in Mount Manunggal on Cebu Island while en route to Manila. At the center of the Park is the 25 meter long tri-pillar obelisk-like concrete tower that contains the life-size statue of President Magsaysay which serves as the main marker of the park. Outside the Magsaysay Park is the Magsaysay Fruit Vendors Association which consists of a long row of fruit stands that sell Durian and other fruits abundant in Davao Region.

Also the park featured different houses of the tribes in Davao city .

PEOPLE’S PARK

People’s Park is one of the most cleanest and greenest parks in Davao City. People’s Park in Davao City is a four hectare wide cultural-theme park featuring a mini-forest, man-made falls, a dancing fountain at night, fish ponds, children’s playground and a giant durian dome. It’s frequently visited not only by tourists but also by students who are practicing for school activities and people who want to be physically fit since the place is large enough for jogging. And as the name of the park suggests, it’s really for the people since the entrance is free of charge. But still, they inspect those who enter the park to ensure the safety of everyone inside.