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Most amount of public green space
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Moscow
Population: 12.9 million
Percentage of public green space: 54 percent
Top parks: Gorky Central Park of Culture and Leisure, Tsaritsyno Park, Vorobynovy Park, Izmaylovsky Park
Gorky Central Park: Named after writer and political activist Maxim Gorky, Moscow's 300-acre Gorky Park celebrated its 90th anniversary in August 2018. In 2011, the once down-and-out park underwent a dramatic transformation.
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Singapore
Population: 5.61 million
Percentage of public green space: 47 percent
Top parks: Gardens by the Bay, East Coast Park, Mount Faber Park/Southern Ridges, Fort Canning Park
East Coast Park: Created in the 1970s on reclaimed land on the southeastern coast of Singapore, the 460-acre East Coast Park is the largest patch of public green space in the island-bound Southeast Asian city-state.
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Sydney
Population: 5.1 million
Percentage of public green space: 46 percent
Top parks: Centennial Park, Hyde Park, Robertson Park, Barangaroo Reserve
Hyde Park: While not Sydney's largest swath of parkland, Hyde Park is its oldest. Founded in 1810, the 40-acre park, famed for its stately monuments and sporty heritage, is also the oldest public park in Australia.
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Vienna
Population: 1.87 million
Percentage of public green space: 45.5 percent
Top parks: Stadtpark, Prater, Volksgarten, Lainzer Tiergarten
Weiner Prater: Home to the Riesenrad, a late 19th-century Ferris wheel, the Weiner Prater is a sprawling green oasis in the heart of Vienna. Ample public parkland contributes to the Austrian capital's famously high quality of life rankings.
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Shenzhen
Population: 12.53 million
Percentage of public green space: 45 percent
Top parks: Lizhi Park, Honghu Park, People's Park, Lianhuashan Park
Lizhi Park: Located in the middle of Shenzhen's notoriously chaotic urban core, Lizhi Park is an idyllic refuge spanning 70 acres. Public parkland is one of the greatest assets of the fast-growing mega-city in southeastern China.
And the least amount of public green space ...
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Dubai
Population: 3.14 million
Percentage of public green space: 2 percent
Top parks: Zabeel Park, Safa Park, Al Mamzar Park, Al Barsha Pond Park
Zabeel Park: Due to an unforgiving climate, many of Dubai's leisure and recreation activities are tucked away indoors. Still, there are a modest number of outdoor green spaces including the popular Zabeel Park.
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Istanbul
Population: 15 million
Percentage of public green space: 2.2 percent
Top parks: Gülhane Park, Emirgan Park, Bebek Park, Yıldız Park
Gülhane Park: To many visitors, Istanbul may appear to brim with beautiful, lushly planted parks such as Gülhane Park, one of the city's oldest. But for its size, the Turkish city is actually green space-starved.
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Mumbai
Population: 18 million
Percentage of public green space: 2.5 percent
Top parks: Nirvana Park, Sanjay Gandhi National Park, Central Park of Khargar, Hanging Gardens
Hanging Gardens: India's largest city is home to a handful of tranquil and well-trafficked public parks, including the Hanging Gardens. Still, designated green space is scarce in intensely jam-packed Mumbai.
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Shanghai
Population: 24.18 million
Percentage of public green space: 2.8 percent
Top parks: Zhongshan Park, Century Park, People's Park, Fuxing Park
People's Park: Shanghai has numerous very large and very lovely swaths of public green space including People's Park. But in this chaotic and impossibly dense concrete jungle, open parkland is still relatively meager.
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Taipei
Population: 2.67 million
Percentage of public green space: 3.6 percent
Top parks: Daan Forest Park, Xinsheng Park, Rongxing Garden Park, 2/28 Memorial Park
Daan Forest Park: Taipei is another major Asian city that, on paper, appears to have ample public green space, where Daan Forest Park. is the 'green lungs' of the city. However, considering its size, it could do with a lot more.
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