Parque del Tricentenario is a passive urban park in the city of Ponce, Puerto Rico.

It is located in Barrio Tercero at the entrance to the Ponce Historic Zone on Miguel Pou Boulevard, at the southern terminus of PR-1.

Setting the stage for the park is El Puente de los Leones (The Bridge of the Lions).

A large wall near Hernandez Colon's right plazalette has the encryption, "Ponce es del que nos visita.

On the rotunda's outer crown is the following encryption: "Ponce es Tradicion, Cultura, Espiritu, Civismo, Ilusion.

To the right of this plaza is the bust of governor Roberto Sanchez Vilella who, though not born in Ponce, did lived there during his formative school years, and is considered an adopted son of the city.

This third plaza is dedicated to Simón Bolívar, Juan Pablo Duarte, José Martí, and Luis Muñoz Marín, and there are statues of these prominent people there.