NYC Board of Edu (FTA Consultant) Reviews

Get lost in New York and you will find beautiful things like this park that totally transports you to another era in the middle of the city

I loved every part of my Wall Street tour, taking a break in this little green space was so comforting!

It is a very nice place visited by tourists from all over the world I loved it.

Nice place to sit and catch yourself they really fix that spot up

Came for the night Christmas market ala alsace/ Strasbourg

Most tourists seemingly ignore this because they go to the nearby Bull. But it's a quaint, pretty park! An old one at that!

CitiBike and Subway Service with a small park and bull statue adjacent.

Great place to enjoy in the busy atmosphere of New york city

Nice park tucked into the shore of Wall street and the free ferry departure to see the statue of liberty.

Absurdly crowded only to touch the bull's balls. It is practically impossible to take a nice picture. The bull is beautiful and imposing.

Quaint and only a few steps away from Wall Street's famous charging bull, this little teardrop shaped park offers quiet refuge from the tourist trap that ensnares dozens at any given moment. The real centerpiece of the Bowling Green is a lovely fountain. This is a highly energetic place. It is the oldest public park in NYC and is really a nice oasis. Plus theres the bull.
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Amazing little park in such a tall city and lack of small spaces.

A spectacular structure, a park in the time of "Easter"
planted with red tulips, very pretty

I touched bull's nose and I touched my head. Be rich.

The tracks are in not very good condition. For this there are not too many of them, i.e. there are two. Often the system that arranges the bowling pins is jammed. The bowling alleys are located on the ground floor of the hotel and next to them is a large dance hall and bar. This arrangement means that there are few people there. A person feels very lonely even being in a group.

Nice park here plus the bull and standing girl statues

Beautiful small park with lots of flowers and at walking distance from wall street.

Pretty nice place to go to, there is still a lot of noise of cars and stuff but I think it s almost impossible to get away from that, the fountain is also nice and there are trash cans, lol

It is a beautiful area, the park is interesting, except for the water fountain that was too filthy, they should clean it up at least once a month.

The history in this place is beyond my ability, but I'll give it a try, this place would once be a place where a statue of king george III would lay, the statue would be broken down and melted into 30,000 bullets in the revolutionary war and with that the fences that you see there are the ones from that time, some of the big pillars of the fence had heads or crowns of British monarchs which the soon to be Americans would chop town and if you slide your finger on top of the big pillar fences you would feel the cut Mark's. Besides that this place is amazing to visit for its historical point and a calm relaxing day would be nice here too.

Great walk nice park and keep your eyes open due that you may run to someone famous at any giving time. NYC the financial district

A wonderful quiet place where you can take a walk and relax with the whole family. Many benches, in the center there is a beautiful fountain

A place where we spend every day. Emblematic of the city

It is a lung in the middle of the city very handsome it is worth sitting down to drink something

Nothing much to do here unless you want to visit Staten Island

The restaurants and shops there are superb, and i teach over there.

Bowling Green is a small park near Battery Park where you might take a rest and enjoy the scenery and do some people watching. It is surrounded by the high-rises of Downtown Manhattan and you can feel the vib of the financial district, including hearing the cars on Broadway. A little piece of quietness in the middle of the hectic life in this part of the city. It is the oldest park in MYC by the way. I enjoyed it.

Not a good time to visit in the winter time. A bit too cold. This is New Yorks first park. Not central Park. Central Park is man made. A few steps from here you have various Museums and touristy places.
As always ENJOY NEW YORK!

Very popular place to take photos, but worth the effort

Nice little park in downtown Manhattan. Alsace Strasburg Christmas Market.

A place to rest, to be able to read quietly. An oasis in the middle of the city

Its a junction facing the Charging Bull, NY Film Academy and the American Indian Museum. It has a pocket size park to have a break from the hustle and have a different perspective of it. Have a tea/coffee and watch things go pass by