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乐天的静Parque Lezama is a beautiful public park in San Telmo, a neighborhood of Buenos Aires, Argentina, surrounded by old residential areas for the middle class. It is one of the most important historical parks close to the central city. The land on which the park is located belonged to José Gregorio Lezama after passing through many colonial and local hands. Lezama developed the land into a beautiful green space adjacent to his residential palace. He died in 1894. His widow sold 20 acres of the land to the city council for a symbolic price, on the condition that the land would be developed into a park with her husband's name. Their residence was converted into the National History Museum in 1897. Subsequently, Carlos Salz, the director of the Municipal Parks, transformed the gardens into a beautiful park with facilities for children and the local community, such as a Sunday enjoyment corner, recreational playgrounds, playgrounds, etc. It is a peaceful place to enjoy the natural atmosphere.
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