And the sweetest park of them all. Domino Park, the fabulous new waterside park in Williamsburg, brings a fresh look to the urban landscape and a true treat to visitors, young and old alike. If you are not familiar with this green space, it was recently featured in various news outlets as the city park with the newly created social-distancing circles. Domino Park is part of the re-development of the former Domino ...
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If you’ve ever wondered what a park of the future looks like, chances are you’ve walked by this one without knowing it. Located in Manhattan’s Financial District, this lush and cloistered park is hidden atop a four-story parking garage. Accessed via LED-lit escalators that make you feel like you’re entering the world of Tron, this public park was built in 2005 and is one of the finest green spaces in ...
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When you’re darting up the north side of East 51st Street, phone glued to ear, past the yellow mass of stalled cabs, you suddenly come upon an opening in the streetscape, an oasis if you will. You stop, stare, even smile. Got to go. But I'll be back. And sure enough, when the days slow down a bit, you’re pulling up a chair and eating lunch to ...
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Liberty Park, just south of the World Trade Center, is probably one of the more delightful accidental places in all of New York City. As most downtown visitors stream up Greenwich Street with an eye on the 9/11 Memorial, a few lucky ones curiously walk up the steps to this elevated park and immediately feel captivated by the serenity of this public space. In the truest example of New York City ...
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