Not really, only a few benches/seats, but about half a Kilometre up the road is a parque where you could sit & have a picnic, called Parque de la Sortija

Facilmente no, el parque está en cuesta, calles estrechas, lo mejor subir en taxi, eficientes y baratos.

No as it is on a steeply sloping site

Not really, it’s built into the cliff side with lots of steps to climb from the entrance at the bottom. You can use an entrance at the top though which is relatively flat and from there you can see the views over Puerto de la Cruz, the waterfall feature and get access to the cafe.

Das ist ein öffentlicher Park ohne Einlasskontrolle. Ob Hunde erlaubt sind, weiß ich nicht, aber definitiv haben viele Leute Hunde mit. Für kleine Hunde sind die Treppen aber eine sportliche Herausforderung.

Walk up the hill from Playa Jardin to the traffic lights, turn left along Calle Cupido to the bus stands. Get a 350, 351 or 353 bus to the English School. Get off there, walk forward about 15 metres, turn left and follow the road around. You will come to the English Church (Iglesias Anglicana) and a memorial garden to the world's worst air disaster (Tenerife Nord, 1980). You are now at the top lof the Parque Taoro and can have a pleasant leisurely stroll through the park, exit by the Miramar hotel and then continue down the hill to the Jardin Taoro that is much more varied in plants and layout. Carry on walking down the hill until you get back into town. Alternatively take a cab to the English Church (Iglesias Anglicana) and proceed as before. The cab fare will only be about 3 euro.