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ℳ𝒶𝓎♍ • February 16, 2019This is a peaceful, rustic, charming garden attached to the church. Lots of beautiful flowers, butterflies and nature sounds. The quietness here is the calmness you need in the crazy city that is NYC!
Susan S. • June 12, 2016Secret sculpture garden! Really cute spot with some benches and little seats that make this little garden a perfect place to chill when you are wandering around SoHo.
Dominic G. • August 24, 2013One of the best gardens in Central Park. Great place for wedding pics too!
Shih-ching T. • August 22, 2018There is a tree house like small library on the second floor. It’s super nice sitting inside to work or just relax. A must see if you visit the garden.
Kira G. • August 17, 2014Beautiful volunteer-run garden with ever-changing flowers. Wonderful views of the hudson and a tree-lined promenade.
Marianita R. • September 11, 2017Great tranquil garden space to enjoy when in the area! Arts & crafts next coming w/end...Sept. 16-17...
Thomas P. • September 6, 2015This garden is a hidden little gem. It’s small but very beautiful and relaxing.
Ish R. • July 25, 2017Tiny community garden hidden away in lower east side. Perfect for just sitting in the summer and reading a book. Chat with the locals and have a little picnic.
Ina L. • October 14, 2015One of the hidden gems in east village. Come watch the birds and read some books
DoubleDeuce • April 30, 2022This place is great. Wonderfully organized to have small seating nooks throughout and little paths to explore. It's open varied times so definitely give it a try if you find it open.
DoubleDeuce • April 29, 2017A necessary stop on any Lower East Side and/or East Village Street Art tour. It always changed so come back often!
Scott B. • July 17, 2012The one time $10 key free to this private community garden is worth it. Relaxing, flowers, benches, birds and grass are all delightful to escape the streets of HK for a few moments.
Valerie S. • May 5, 2020A lovely spot for a quiet, scenic stroll. Peak bloom during mid-late April. Don’t forget to snap a picture!
Liana L. • December 4, 2011There are three gardens - the Italian one (with a beautiful pergola), the French one (with lovely tulips & roses), and the English one (with its own "secret" garden!)
Caroline G. • July 25, 2009You can bring food and have a yummy brunch with friends under the grape trellis. They also have a BBQ. Just remember to donate to the volunteers!
Rocky B. • March 4, 2013The only pull-up/chin bars in the whole of Central Park...that I've found, at least.
Serena P. • June 9, 2012Don't picnic under the giant knobby tree. You will get shat upon by a lot of tiny birds.
amNewYork • September 29, 2011Opened officially by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth on her visit to New York last year. Reminiscent of an English garden, this quiet spot honors the memory of the 67 British citizens who died on 9/11.
Christopher P. • June 27, 2014Lovely intimate garden that is pretty well surrounded by trees, allowing you to forget the city is there.
Andrew F. • November 16, 2015This place was originally an asphalt triangle, but in 1982 local residents banded together to make a garden here.
Nate S. • September 19, 2022Indoor seating in the lobby of the Bank of America tower. Open to the public.
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