Washington Square Park

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Han *************
8 Mar
Jake is very knowledgeable. This tour is value for money and you get to visits all the places in just couples of hours
2+
Klook用戶
5 Mar
Having been to most skyscrapers for the view, this place feels the most worthwhile. The interior design makes the photo effects special and surprising. The only drawback is that you have to think carefully before going up each floor, as you can't go back. At the entrance, you'll need to have your photo taken for facial recognition. Also, the food at the cafe on the 3rd floor is reasonably priced. Eating while looking at the beautiful scenery feels like great value for money.
Christela *******
1 Mar
The Edge's terrace was truly spectacular! Honestly, being so high up, with almost nothing beneath us, was magnificent. Plus, it wasn't too crowded, so it was super pleasant. I think seeing it at night must be even more beautiful.
길 **
21 Feb
Wow, yeah~~ It feels like a must-see place. It's a symbol of Manhattan and the panoramic view is amazing. I had fun coming with my son.
1+
Klook User
19 Feb
Had a gala time! It offers some breath taking experiences compared to other high rises. Due to high demand the wait time can be longer.
Tushar *******
18 Feb
Very Good Experience, Worth the money and time, Amazong views , you can enjoy the views of entire Manhattan. get dressed to have good pictures taken.
2+
Arief ********
18 Feb
cold & wind will never stop us for seeing Mrs.Liberty up close. everything was easy. not so much crowd compare to others
Arief ********
18 Feb
I thought it’s just gonna be a lip sync or recorded musical show turns out to be a wonderful live theatrical orchestra. never gonna regret

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Washington Square Park is a lively green space in the middle of Greenwich Village, New York City. Famous for the historic Washington Arch that honors George Washington, this park is a hub of activity. You can people-watch by the lively fountain, play a game of chess, or catch fun street performances. The park is also near shops, cafes, and restaurants on Macdougal St. and Fifth Avenue. Full of history, art, and attractions, this must-visit park shows the charm of New York City.
Washington Square, New York, United States

Things to do in Washington Square Park

  1. Test your skills at the chess tables on the south side of the park. Whether you're just starting out or already an expert, it's a great way to have fun and meet new people.

  2. Watch exciting street shows in the park. You can see everything from musicians playing their instruments to magicians doing tricks.

  3. Come on over to the playground on the south side of the park! It has swings, slides, and sandboxes—everything kids need to have fun.

  4. If you're bringing your dog with you, let them play without a leash and make new friends. It's a great spot to hang out and chat with other pet lovers.

  5. Take a walking tour to discover the exciting history of Washington Square in New York. Learn how it changed from a potter's field to a lively community spot.

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Where to eat near Washington Square Park?

There are lots of places to eat around Washington Square Park. Go to Joe’s Pizza on Carmine Street for a classic New York slice of pizza. For brunch, check out Claudette on Fifth Avenue. Got a sweet tooth? Molly’s Cupcakes on Bleecker Street is perfect for you. With so many food spots nearby, you’re sure to find something delicious.

What to do near Washington Square Park?

There are lots of things to do near the park. You can listen to live music at the Blue Note Jazz Club or shop at the cool stores on Macdougal Street. If you like movies, check out an indie film at the IFC Center. Book lovers can find a good read at one of the charming bookstores nearby. With so much to see and do, you'll easily find something exciting around every corner.

How to get to Washington Square Park?

It's easy to get to Washington Square Park in NYC using public transportation. You can take the A, B, C, D, E, F, or M subway lines to the West 4th Street-Washington Square Station. Another option is to ride the N, R, or W lines to the 8th Street-NYU Station. Once you get off, it's a short walk to this lively park.