This bronze statue by sculptor Burt Johnson and architect Harvey Wiley Corbett is a monument to the men of this neighborhood who lost their lives during World War 1
This iconic location on the west side of manhattan overlooking New Jersey is a serene location perfect for boat spotting, picnicking, exercising and relaxing. On a hot day, the breeze that comes off of the river is a cooling relief.
Modern picnic tables with a great view of the Hudson river are a great place to hangout in this relatively quiet haven in the busy city, right below 57th street.
A meeting place for businessmen and women, students, artists, and skateboarders alike is a great place for relaxing or people watching, and is very romantic at night. The fountains offer cool relief on a hot NYC summer day.
Columbus circles northern border leads into the southern edge of Central Park- a world famous gathering ground for joggers, bird watchers, hikers, and anyone who enjoys being outdoors. Information booths provide maps and other park info.
This iconic statue at the center of Columbus circle traffic circle was designed by Italian sculptor Gaetano Russo and erected in 1892. The 70-foot granite column depicts Christopher Columbus and his 3 ships: the Niña, the Pinta, and the Santa María.
