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Ninety seconds on Victoria Park
It is worth planning around one Sunday in July, when the City's free Summer Sunday fills the lawn with live music and food stalls. On any other day the park is a shaded half hour beside the bus station.
Winding paths loop through flower gardens and mature trees to the lawn around the bandstand, with endemic plants among the beds and benches in the shade. On an ordinary weekday there is little to do but sit.
Stay longer on an event day: the Summer Sunday brings live music, fair games and food vendors, and open air concerts return to the bandstand in December. Check the City of Hamilton's event listings before you plan a day around one.
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