The time is approaching when we will finally be rid of the burden of warm clothes, stop to watch intently in front of him — as if not to slip! and again look into the eyes of passers-by. Let’s start to catch the rays of the sun and smile. Wake up from winter sleep nature will throw myself of the drowsiness we. Will prignet in comfortable shoes and go for a walk to warm up and wonder how beautiful spring new York!
Snug Harbor cultural center
Yes, this is on Staten island, but the goal is done her way. New York-the Chinese University garden style of the Ming dynasty. Here are 8 pavilions, a bamboo grove and pond with bubbling waterfalls. The sheer feeling of Hiking! And it’s a great place to practice your photography (or to replenish the novelties of his album in Instagram).
Brooklyn Bridge Park
Some city parks are reminiscent of the village field or a serene forest. But not Brooklyn Bridge Park — and this is the secret of its popularity. 85 acres of the Brooklyn waterfront, unique attractions: the Jane carousel (Jane’s Carousel), another carousel, restored in the 1920-ies, coastal Esplanade with magnificent views of Manhattan, 5 sports and 1 baby. And near the pier — 2 basketball courts and a skating rink. In summer under the open sky in the Park organize literary readings and film screenings.
New York Botanical Garden Bronx
In the Botanical garden in new York should come to enjoy the live exhibits. Bright colors, heady floral scents and the soothing silence of the gardens will leave a memorable impression. Out of interest — greenhouse with rare plants, a waterfall and small grove. The perfect place to merge with nature!
Fort Greene Park
This is the first Park in Brooklyn. And one of the most beautiful. Park Fort Greene is host to many parties. In his free time explore all of these 30 acres, designed by Frederick L. Olmsted and Calvert Vaux — a large meadow, Playground and the place for all kinds of entertainment events. If you just need a quiet space for reflection about the meaning of life, to find it was also not difficult.
Central Park
To escape from the city bustle, go to the 38-gravou desert area in the Western part of Central Park known as Rumble. Make it a place of rest offered in the mid 1950-ies.
Winding trails, rocks and streams… If you have a lazy contemplation for you bored death — lay a blanket on the lawn and practice yoga or listen to the bands. But you can play with a Frisbee.
Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art
Staten island- the last place you would expect to see the Tibetan monastery. Now will know: a pilgrimage to Agarwal will not disappoint you. Maybe the lighthouse hill and not mount Everest, but still one of the highest points on the East coast, where the fit of the gardens-terraces, ponds, areas for meditation, and one of the largest U.S. collections of Himalayan art.
Flushing Meadows — Corona Park
Dedicate one day to the second largest Park in the city. Soon this will be — you’ll see a completely different world, in which Unisphere is a giant steel globe built for the world exhibition of 1964. Next on the list: a zoo, a lake for boating, a skate Park, barbecue facilities, playgrounds and hockey center cost $66 million And that’s not all!
Prospect Park
Geniuses of landscape architecture Olmsted and Vaux, who designed Central Park, he put his talent to the creation of another masterpiece. There is plenty of space to laze on the grass and leisurely to contemplate life. How about the beautiful Ravine of the forest, contrasting with the vibrant Brooklyn? From the zoo and ice rink Volynskogo your kids will love it!
The Gardens at St. Luke in the Fields
This enchanting oasis, like a magical garden, miraculously grew up in the bustling city centre. Dense thickets to hide from the prying eyes of the Church of the nineteenth century from red brick. Be sure to go to see the cherry blossoms during Sakura Matsuri! Unplug the phone, and then the loudest sound you will hear will be the birds singing.
Astoria Park
In the Park, stretching along the East river, tennis courts, Hiking trails, basketball courts and several play. There is also the oldest and the largest pool in the city. Don’t want active recreation to create a tranquil picnic, admiring the beautiful views of the bridges, Triborough and Hell Gate.
Elevated Acre
Need a breath of fresh air in southern Manhattan? Then go to this little-known Park. You can get here breaking 2 flight of stairs from the street. Wooden benches and a concrete stage podium with many seats. Flowers, shrubs, a magnificent view of the pond and the skyline of Brooklyn — what could be better? By the way, to get to the Park, no need to go into the building: the escalators are located outside.
Washington Square Park
Although Washington Square Park and less green than most parks of this top, this place also deserves attention. In the warmer months, the Park, once a Potter’s field becomes a magnet for party-goers and artists. This is where all of the creative personality of the city — from pianists and saxophonists to street artists. Skateboarders rattling boards near the Washington arch, 1895 (a modest copy of the arc de Triomphe), and the fountain is noisy splashing children.
The High Line
Opened in 2009, this Park has an excellent infrastructure. The final extension was made in 2014 and today Park Avenue is decorated with luxurious vegetation and sculptures (which occasionally change). A great place to enjoy views of the Hudson! And don’t be afraid to get hungry — there’s a food court with ice cream and wine. And on warm summer days you can cool off in the local pool.
McCarren Park
This Park in Brooklyn is popular amongst hipsters, but many family of new Yorkers it is also in Pets. Here there are baseball and soccer fields, tennis courts and room to run around with Pets. In the summer season in the Park is SummerScreen festival outdoor cinema.
Hudson River Park
Part of the Park stretches along the waterfront from Battery Park to 59th Street, so you can walk, ride a bike, and in winter — skating, enjoying the panorama of the Hudson river and new Jersey. Around — flowers in the incredible diversity, benches for rest, marinas… Events are held almost daily. By the way, in the Park you can rent a kayak for a short trip on the river.
Riverside Park
This picturesque coastal Park stretches 4 miles from 72nd to 158 th street along the Hudson on the Upper West side in Manhattan. Sports courts, a skate Park and cycle paths along the waterfront. Fans of the movie You’ve got mail (You Got Mail), remember that at the waterfront of 91st street is the place where Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan finally found each other, who are actually.
