Parks in Manhattan

DeSalvio Playground

Backyard at Hudson Yards

Abe Lebewohl Park

The site of a summer concert series, this tiny triangular park offers benches & a memorial flagpole.

Overlook Meadow

Chelsea Triangle

Muscota Marsh

Harlem Art Park

Small, shaded garden square with benches, creative sculptures & occasional art installations.

McCarthy Square

Mitchel Square

Park named after New York's youngest-ever mayor, this urban park features a small grassy area.

Friends of Morningside Park

Narrow 30-acre historic park offering playgrounds, athletic fields, an arboretum & other amenities.

Flatiron Public Plaza

Paved pedestrian space created in 2008 with planters, café-style tables & recycling trash units.

Roosevelt Island Viewpoint - Manhattan Side

Dante Park

First Street Green Cultural Park

Gotham Park

Duane Park

Snug area bought by the city from Trinity Church in 1797, with tablets detailing the park's history.

Lt. William Tighe Triangle

Bellevue South Park

Sculpture-filled park featuring basketball & volleyball courts plus playgrounds & other options.

Louise Nevelson Plaza

Triangular Financial District plaza dotted with steel sculptures by local artist Louise Nevelson.

The 550 Garden