Villapark Banjarsari Park is closely associated with the identity and character of Villapark Banjarsari. This park serves as a green open space and functions as a public area for the community. It is located to the north of Pasar Legi (Legi Market) and east of Balapan Station.

Within Villapark Banjarsari Park, there are two designated cultural heritage sites, as outlined in the Decree of the Mayor of Surakarta No. 646/1-2/1 of 2013, namely:

1. The '45 Banjarsari Monument
   The '45 Banjarsari Monument was built on a 15 x 15 meter base with a height of approximately 17 meters. The design resembles the roof shape of a traditional Joglo Papak house. At the center of the structure is a Garuda Pancasila emblem, measuring 2 meters wide, weighing 225 kg, and made of bronze. This emblem was a gift from Mr. Soetami.
   Below the monument are five statues, each about 1.5 times larger than life-size, representing the spirit of the Solo people's struggle. These statues are divided into two groups:

   • The first group faces south and consists of a soldier, a young male freedom fighter, and a woman carrying a basket and medical supplies.

   • The second group faces north and includes a religious scholar, a warrior with a kris (traditional dagger), and a commoner wielding a bamboo spear.
     In addition to the statues, the base of the monument features relief carvings that encircle it. These reliefs narrate important events in the struggles of the Solo people, from the Independence Era to the New Order Era.

2. Banjarsari Park
   Banjarsari Park is a green open space with a square layout, divided into four areas separated by footpaths arranged in an “X” shape. Each of the four green areas includes children’s play zones complete with outdoor playground equipment and gazebos, offering a recreational environment for the community.