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Looks like a pleasant park in central Miraflores, but could not be visited due to measures to contain corona. You could walk around though. Especially the flower beds looked nice! At night I observed locals entering the park to feed the stray cats. Wonder why the park is named after US president Kennedy known for his interventionist policies in Latin America and associated with the botched invasion at the Bay of Pigs (Cuba) in 1961.…
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Date of experience: March 2020
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Kennedy Park and June 7th Park are the neighborhood oasis in Miraflores. Craft fair, food vendors, flower gardens and lots of stray cats. Bordered by Miraflores City Hall and Iglesia Virgen Milagrosa. Worth a visit.
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Date of experience: October 2019
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So many cats! Even though there was some construction when we visited, we enjoyed our time in this little park. There were cats scattered around and some people were leaving food for them.
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Date of experience: February 2020
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This park is surrounded by streets, historic buildings, small shops, a nice church, new commercial establishments, and restaurants. The reason for the park is to recognize JFK and his relationship to Peru. However, the main reason people go the park is that the local cats seem to find this to be a safe haven for them. They are EVERYWHERE! Many of them are sleeping in some strange places--bushes, trees, the flower beds, the paths and benches. Even the locals are taking pictures of them. There are some interesting sculptures in the park and some religious symbols. Many families bring their kids to use the playgrounds. The trees and shrubs are well marked for gardeners. It is a nice "nature break" to see a little green in a city that has a lot of cement, stone, hanging wires, and re-bar.…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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I was killing time walking around when I came across this park. Apparently you can adopt cats from here. There were dozens of cats hanging around. And a beautiful church right next to the park.
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Date of experience: March 2020
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