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GARDENS AND PUBLIC SQUARES IN NEW YORK CITY

(11 listings) File Created: 23-Jul-08

See these related categories: PARKS IN NEW YORK CITY
This category contains the following:

PUBLIC GARDENS (6 listings)
BOTANICAL GARDENS & ARBORETEUMS (2 listings)
PUBLIC SQUARES WITH GARDENS (3 listings)

PUBLIC GARDENS

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	6BC Botanical Garden 622 E. 6th St., Alphabet City (between Aves. B and C)...........................................Tel: 212-529-5398 Map
	Cloisters Garden Free admission to members of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. If you attend the Metropolitan, admission to the Cloisters Garden is free for the same day. Flowering bulbs; 250 varieties of plants and flowers. Fort Tryon Pk....................................................................................General Info:212-923-3700 Internet:.....................................................................................................www.metmuseum.org Garden tours Tu-Sa at 13:00. Advance reservations required.; 190 St (Fort Wash. Ave:A)
	Conservatory Garden Entrance gates at 5th Ave. and 105th St. were originally the gates to the Cornelius Vanderbilt estate. This 6-acre garden contains an enormous tulip bed which looks wonderful in spring and the Untermeyer Fountain. Click here for a Location Fifth Ave., Greenwich Village (in Central Park 105th St.)...................................Tel: 212-360-2766 Internet:.......................................................................................................www.centralpark.org Open daily 8 AM- dusk; 103 St (Lex:6x,4)
	Liz Christy Memorial Garden East Houston St. Daily 12-16; Subway: 2nd Ave.	Top
	Shakespeare Garden One of the best areas in the park to bird-watch. The mulberry and hawthorn trees that bloom in this area were cultivated from seeds and cuttings of the original trees that William Shakespeare tended. Plaques throughout the garden have quotations from the works of Shakespeare. Central Pk., Central Park (79th St.)................................................Internet:www.centralpark.org Daily from 8:00 until dusk; 86 St (CntrlPk W:B,Cx,A)
	Wave Hill Tel: ..........................................718-549-3200; Fax:............................................718-884-8492 Fax:..........................................718-884-8096; Internet:..............................www.wavehill.org Su, Tu-Fr 9-17:30

BOTANICAL GARDENS & ARBORETEUMS


	Brooklyn Botanic Garden The setting is unlike anything in New York - celebrated Gardens, Victorian Glasshouse and beautiful indoor Garden Pavilions. The magic of the setting is enhanced by a cuisine based on the freshest and finest ingredients, expertly prepared and beautifully presented. 1000 Washington St., Financial District (Brooklyn Ny)....................................Tel: 718-622-4433 Tel: ..........................................718-623-7200; Fax:............................................718-783-1966 E-mail:................palmhouse@palmhouse.com; Internet:.........................www.palmhouse.com Map
	New York Botanical Garden There are 250 acres here with 48 gardens and plant collections, including a 50-acre expanse of original forest that once covered New York City. Bronx (200th St and Kazimiroff Bouleard)..............................................Information:718-817-8700 Group Ticket:............................718-817-8687; Gift Shop:...................................718-817-8705 Internet:.................................................................................................................www.nybg.org Open year-round, Tuesday to Sunday. Closed Monday except for Monday federal holidays. Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas. April to October 10am to 6pm. Novermber to March 10am to 5pm.

PUBLIC SQUARES WITH GARDENS


	Stuyvesant Square Second Ave. Subway: 3rd Ave.	Top
	Union Square, Manhattan Conveniently located above the Union Square subway station Union Square is pretty if hectic park. The skateboarders and stunt roller-bladers are thrilling to watch. E. 14th St., Stuyvesant Subway: 74th St., Union Square.
	United Nations Square Next to UN headquarters overlooking East River. Lawns, trees & small rose garden. First Ave., East Village Mo-Fr 9-16:45, Su, Sa 9:15-16:45; Subway: 42nd St., Grand Central

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