• Gothic tower pavilion at the east end of the park, a common meeting point and easy for kids to spot
• Toilets and cafés nearby, at the Aupark mall and the Au Café and Leberfinger restaurant on the park's edge
• Step-free paths across the park, with parking close by for anyone coming by car

Janko Kráľ Park is a 25-hectare landscape park on the Danube bank between the Old and New Bridges, laid out for the public in the 1770s. Wide lawns sit under plane trees about 200 years old, and paths link the Janko Kráľ statue, the Fountain of the Drinking Dove and the top of a Gothic church tower, now a garden pavilion.