Parks

The Upper West Side of Manhattan is fortunate to have two of the most celebrated New York City parks on its’ perimeter, Central Park and Riverside Park. The Upper West Side is a vibrant neighborhood in Manhattan, characterized by its lush green spaces that serve as vital recreational and communal hubs for residents and visitors alike. With scenic views of the nearby rivers and well-maintained facilities, these green areas cater to diverse interests, from family-friendly playgrounds to tranquil spots for quiet reflection. They host various events throughout the year, including concerts, fitness classes, and community gatherings, fostering a strong sense of community. The parks also feature unique landscaping, art installations, and historical monuments, enriching the cultural fabric of the neighborhood. Overall, the green spaces in the Upper West Side are not just parks; they are essential components of the community, enhancing the quality of life for all who enjoy them.

Central Park

Central Park is a 843-acre urban oasis in the heart of Manhattan, stretching from 59th to 110th Stre…
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Crabapple Grove

Crabapple Grove is a distinctive and four-acre garden nestled within Riverside Park, serving as a ga…
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Damrosch Park

This 2.4 acre park is an integral piece of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts complex. Located…
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Dante Park

This triangular parcel is located between Broadway & Columbus Ave. at 63rd Street. The park inc…
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Morningside Park

Morningside Park is a 30-acre scenic landmark nestled along the dramatic, 100-foot-high cliff that d…
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Riverside Park

Riverside Park is a scenic, four-mile-long urban oasis stretching along the Hudson River on Manhatta…
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Septuagesimo Uno

One of New York City’s early pocket parks this two-fifths of an acre park is located between two fou…
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Sheep Meadow

Sheep Meadow is a 15-acre expanse of lawn nestled in the southwestern section of Central Park, betwe…
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Verdi Square

Located on a small triangle of land between 72nd St. on the south, 73rd St. on the north, Broadway o…
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