Washington Square Park

Washington Square Park is among the renowned parks of New York City. It is a public park in the Greenwich Village region of lower Manhattan. The park has its name after the honorable man George Washington, former President of America. The New York City Department of Parks and Recreation (NYC Parks) looks after the administration of this 9.75 acres park.

It is a well-known place for meetings as well as a spot for cultural activities. The Washington Square Arch at the Northern Gateway, designed by Stanfield White, attracts the visitors. And the fountain area of this park is one of the most popular spots for tourists. It also has other monuments, eateries, and facilities for the public. The park comprises lots of flower beds, trees, gardens, dog runs, and playgrounds for children. This park features various street performers also. It is a gathering point for artists. Further, the park remains under camera surveillance by the New York City Police Department, and sometimes officers keep patrolling the park. So, it is a safe place to hang out.