Suggestions for Landmarks and Outdoors near Bronx

A • April 25, 2013Newyork #1 attraction! Don't miss it if you like the nature. İn spring you can see the cherryblossoms, rose gardens in summer.. Best botanical garden i visited.

Leah L. • August 29, 2014A peaceful place to pass an afternoon. I liked the different gardens, the hiking trails, the views of the Hudson, and the thoughtfully stocked gift shop.

Justin O. • January 6, 2017The overall collection is impressive, with displays of tropical rainforests to deserts. The greenhouse is the perfect getaway from winter weather.

Emma • October 9, 2016Great trails and cross country course!! Beautiful !!

Chris L. • October 16, 2016Photogenic and calming spot. Can't ask for more.

Valerie S. • May 21, 2013A broad, airy expanse ringing the ballpark and named for the Bambino vastly changes the Stadium walk-up. Entrance/exit have been eased. Gate 4 is majestic. A lamppost pennant tells a tale of the Babe.

Ernesto M. • November 20, 2012One of the Bronx most Historic Parks, always good for a walk or a day to spend with your kids!!!!

New York Botanical Garden • April 26, 2012The Rose Garden is once again open for the season! Want to see it at its peak? Follow us on Twitter, @nybg, and we'll let you know when the spectacle is close!

Jason F. • November 17, 2012The Holiday Train Show is a fantastic showcase of not only trains but also craftsmanship of architectural structures made from plants and wood...

Harlem A. • December 28, 2014How does one create a park out of a junkyard? In collab with The CDC point you can experience art, performance, sculptures, and some unusual events adjacent to the trees and plants. Best in summer.

River Ave. Blues • August 19, 2011The Boss looms large over this monument to Yankee greats. Get there early as long lines form. The Park closes 45 minutes before first pitch.

Untapped Cities • May 31, 2016Barretto Point Park features the floating barge pool on the East River and a view of North Brother Island. There’s a nice Roman style seating area, a sandy beach, paved roads for biking, and more.

Maria R. • September 13, 2012It is a lovely place to celebrate Chanaka.

Suzanne L. • September 8, 2013Pick up a schedule of classes and courses for kids and adults at NYBG.

Nissi C. • October 15, 2015Trails , soccer field , trees ,cool breezes and the closeness of the Botanical Garden. The multicultural neighbors and diversity. These are only a few treats of what is good here.

Wailana W. • June 8, 2018Come to the New York Botanical Garden via Metro North and enter via the Mosholu Gate Entrance. Hula, Hawaiian music and cultural demonstrations all summer as part of the Georgia O’Keeffe exhibit.

L F. • August 14, 2015Comfortable, open space...good for joggers and runners

Harlem A. • January 11, 2015A stone's throw from the court houses and Bx. museum. Yankee stadium is within earshot. The surrounding architecture is, in and of itself, worth a visit. Open and well maintained. One of the better!

Mayttee F. • April 6, 2015Great hiking and bonus you can grill here!

trina g. • June 13, 2011Very peaceful clean intimate spot ....good for running or reading as well

BLOUIN ARTINFO M. • June 4, 2012Monet's Garden is really great! you should definitely check this out!

Raivenne V. • September 16, 2013Beautiful to walk ride season round.

Marlon • September 7, 2020Wave Hill’s cafe is located in here

chrissy s. • July 14, 2017The education and the trees from all over the planet.

Anthony H. • December 8, 2014The park is a nice size has been fully renovated come run some laps yes!

Jonathan S. • September 17, 2011The beautiful multiuse trail is perfect for running, hiking, and biking. Please help preserve its beauty: visit http://www.savetheputnamtrail.com/.