At the heart of the New York frenzy, Washington Square Park stands like a haven of peace. Located where 5th Avenue meets Washington Square North, this historic park offers a welcome break to visitors exhausted by…
Fortunately, the parks have not been forgotten, allowing you to get out of the urban jungle and rest calmly surrounded by greenery. Do you think you know everything about Central Park?
But chances are you’ll discover a lot of information you didn’t know before. Take a look at the different parks below.
In the heart of Manhattan, where the skyscrapers seem to touch the sky, nestles a green haven of peace: Bryant Park. This urban park, a veritable oasis of greenery in Midtown, offers a welcome break from…
The incredible floating park Little Island is a must-see destination for travelers in search of something new and different. Suspended over the Hudson River, New York’s floating island is a futuristic and captivating green setting. Visitors…
In the heart of Manhattan, the High Line rises like an urban jewel, offering a unique experience to the eight million visitors who walk along it every year. This former railway line transformed into a suspended…
Central Park is often called the green lung of New York. This green park in the heart of Manhattan is neither the largest nor the most original in the largest American city. However, it has always…
Flushing Meadows Corona Park is located in the borough of Queens, New York. At 5.1 km², only Pelham Bay Park (11.2 km²) and Greenbelt Park (7.2 km²) are larger in the city. Van Cortlandt Park in…
Crotona Park is located in the Bronx borough. This century-old New York City park is known for its wide variety of trees and wildlife in its 1.3 hectare lake. New Yorkers also enjoy the sports facilities…
Battery Park is one of the New York City parks whose history is most closely linked to the episodes that marked the independence of the United States. Battery Park is located on the south side of…
Bronx Park is located in the northern part of New York City, in the borough of the same name. It is a green space in a metropolis where cement and cars are omnipresent. This haven of…
If Prospect Park seems like Brooklyn’s answer to Central Park, there’s a reason – Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux designed both of these gigantic green spaces in the mid-19th century. As for Prospect Park, it’s…
