The Conservatory Garden is a formal garden near the northeastern corner of Central Park in Upper Manhattan, New York City. Comprising 6 acres, it is the only formal garden in Central Park.
I love to come here as a refuge for the busy city and the best time here is spring. The well maintained flower beds,specimen trees and shrubs snd well maintained walks make this a great spot to relax… Full review by Allansha
Apr 10, 2024
It was quiet and peaceful but a bit underwhelming. The south end around Burnett Fountain was nice but the rest of the garden seemed underdeveloped. Maybe nicer later in Spring and early Summer. I was… Full review by TravelingSoccerLoon
Jul 7, 2023
This was my first visit. It is very easy to find and enter. Plenty of pathways and a wide variety of trees, bushes and flowering plants. Benches can be found throughout, and there is even a restroom.… Full review by grrprr
How much is the entrance ? And is it open in December. ? Planning my vacations for 2019 already.
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There is no fee for entrance to the gardens and you might use this opportunity to visit the Museum if the City of New York directly across the street. This would also provide an …
There is no fee for entrance to the gardens and you might use this opportunity to visit the Museum if the City of New York directly across the street. This would also provide an opportunity to make use of a small luncheon site and restroom facilities located in the Museum. The gardens in the winter are beautiful in a winter mantle of greenery.
I cannot remember seeing dogs in the garden, but the all dogs must be leashed from 9-9 and under control. There are three separate gardens, Italian style, French and English …
I cannot remember seeing dogs in the garden, but the all dogs must be leashed from 9-9 and under control. There are three separate gardens, Italian style, French and English gardens and not to be missed. Enjoy.
I want to visit the Conservatory Garden in New York with my family. Can you share any popular website, except govisitnyc, which I can go for detail information?
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Agree with the above. Be aware that the Conservatory Garden is rather small and can be seen in less than an hour. If you wish for a longer excursion, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden is a …
Agree with the above. Be aware that the Conservatory Garden is rather small and can be seen in less than an hour. If you wish for a longer excursion, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden is a true oasis of quiet beauty away from the din. The New York Botanic Garden (in the Bronx) is also very large, but it's farther away than the one in Brooklyn.
Hi everyone! Will I still see these beautiful flowers by October? 3rd week of October actually... would love to add this to my itinerary if ever!! thanks!!!!
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There are still flowers in bloom in the park. It may not be like the Spring or Summer but the Gardens run seasonally. So expect to see Fall flowers in the Garden beautifully laid out and well …
There are still flowers in bloom in the park. It may not be like the Spring or Summer but the Gardens run seasonally. So expect to see Fall flowers in the Garden beautifully laid out and well maintained. The volunteers who work here take a lot of pride in the way the Garden looks.
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The Climate Lab is certainly one of the most talked-about initiatives at the Conservancy this year, and your role as the Manager of Climate Change Research will have a profound influence on how we care for the Park and work with other parks facing similar challenges. How did you get into the field of climate resilience?
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I am an environmental planner, although I didn’t have a linear trajectory getting into the work of climate resilience and adaptation. But during my undergrad years at the...
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