NYC Board of Edu (FTA Consultant) Reviews

This spring the place was full of tulips. It looks really serene and calm.

Park very beautiful and lively all in a splendid setting

A tiny slice of colonial history in the heart of the oldest part of the city.

It contains the "Wall Street Bull" that has become an emblem of financial strength in the United States.

In the midst of concrete and traffic, a very small oasis of peace. To relax the ears from the decibels of N.Y.

Nice park where you can sit and take a break or relax

Nice park to just relax and eat. Lots of people around this area.

Worth photographing next to the famous walll street bull, too good!

Visited the statues and watched a mini revolutionary war reenactment.

Has access for and i can say so far little bit good

Bowling Green is one of the oldest parks in the US and it lies in an historic area. Excellent place to rest while touring historic downtown Manhattan

The iconic place of NYC to reveal out of history NY

Good place. Nearby is the ferry to reach the statue, there is a museum nearby

Nice place to sit and enjoy the area. Lots of people eating lunch. Plenty of fast food in the area.

Ok to take people who not been to new york several different museums in the area go to see statue of liberty take a fair to stating island the mta and other important builds in area enjoy the day walk around

Because you can help others to find their favorite place ..

I like this little slice of NY City. The bull, the Customs House and the Lex subway. Came through here for many years...

End of Manhattan. Sometimes market. Stores and restaurants. Ocean views. Battery park. Art vendors. Staten Island Ferry, free ride and good look at Statue of Liberty. Liberty Island Ferries to Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island.

a nice little park downtown, perfect for people watching or bird feeding or just giving your feet a rest if you're a tourist. ok bye

It is between the famous Bull statue of Wall Street and ferry point to statue of liberty. Nice resting point if you are tired and have some time to spare.

Nice park near the Charging bull. No restroom onsite.

Small delightful park. Dates back to revolutionary times where statue of King George was pulled down by the colonists fed up with English rule. Original fence still surrounds parks dates back to revolutionary times.

Nice place to sit and relax on a hot day after long walk.

If your in lower Manhattan, check this spot out! Pretty cool.

The oldest Park in New York City. Yes the Dutch used to Bowl here. It was also pastureland. The fence in the park dates back to revolutionary days. When there was a statue of King George in it. When the Declaration of Independence was announced, Patriots in the city tore down the statue and since it was made of lead it was melted down into musket balls. The fence had crowns on the tops of the gate posts. Patriots cut them off. CHECK THIS PARK OUT IN EARLY SPRING WHEN THE FLOWER BEDS AROUND THE FOUNTAIN ARE FILLED WITH RED TULIPS. BEAUTIFUL!!

Nice quite place with a lot of performers outside the park

Excellent scenic views Staten Island Ferry offers quick cruise to and from Staten Island can get great pictures of lower Manhattan and Statue of Liberty

The first public park and the oldest in New York City. I love when everything has history and it is preserved.

Plenty of restaurants, the American Indian museum, banks.

Why it doesn't take long when you're going to process a business license

I visited this area with my younger son for birthday/mother's day.

Went to visit the TainO exhibit at the museum of the American Indian and a friend Jorge Estevez whom is a big part of it!!!!!!

Loved the sculptures of the bull and the little girl.