Elizabeth Street Garden

This garden is stunning. It’s reminiscent of the novel the secret garden. It’s adorned with beautiful statues, plenty of shade and sunshine. It’d also slated for developer destruction. Please write to the mayor and local officials to help save this garden.

Heard of the Halloween pet parade while visiting and couldn't resist going. Wonderful park and everyone (including the pups) were so happy and having a great time. So sad to hear the city is shutting it down for apartments..

Beautiful small garden. An amazing place to take some coffee and food and enjoy your time sitting on a bench or laying on a grass. There are many tables and chairs. I guess it’s busy as usual but we found a nice spot very quickly. Dogs and cats friendly. 🙂 I think it could close later in summer. Anyway I hope you will like it.

Wow. All the celebrities are right: this place is totally worth preserving. Don't build anything here. Please. No kidding. And our little recommendation for our dear followers: eat a fresh banana and apple in this little lovely garden and have fun.

It’s my first time visiting this garden after reading news about imminent bulldozing threat for the garden. I was curious whether it is just another community garden done on empty city lot as a result of urban decay of 70s. Absolutely not, the garden is small and beautiful, looks much better appointed architecturally, designed and maintained than any official NYC park’s garden space. It is very heavily utilized by community that badly lacks access to green space. Building any kind of housing in place of this garden would be reckless vandalism, but somehow it would not be too surprising given Gotham realities.

Walked pass this park by accident but it was amazing! Terribly sad to know that it might be demolished to build accommodations. If it happened, I would be very sorry for people who lost their beautiful green space in NYC!

One of the most beautiful and one of my favorite gardens in New York City. Adorned with sculptures and antique architectural details, it's tranquil and charming. A perfect place to read a book or to slow down for a little bit

Will be a true shame to see this park go, hopefully this city can right it’s wrong and keep this sacred space for visitors. There are few places as unique as here left.

This garden is stunning. It’s reminiscent of the novel the secret garden. It’s adorned with beautiful statues, plenty of shade and sunshine. It’d also slated for developer destruction. Please write to the mayor and local officials to help save this garden.

Heard of the Halloween pet parade while visiting and couldn't resist going. Wonderful park and everyone (including the pups) were so happy and having a great time. So sad to hear the city is shutting it down for apartments..

Beautiful small garden. An amazing place to take some coffee and food and enjoy your time sitting on a bench or laying on a grass. There are many tables and chairs. I guess it’s busy as usual but we found a nice spot very quickly. Dogs and cats friendly. 🙂 I think it could close later in summer. Anyway I hope you will like it.

Wow. All the celebrities are right: this place is totally worth preserving. Don't build anything here. Please. No kidding. And our little recommendation for our dear followers: eat a fresh banana and apple in this little lovely garden and have fun.

It’s my first time visiting this garden after reading news about imminent bulldozing threat for the garden. I was curious whether it is just another community garden done on empty city lot as a result of urban decay of 70s. Absolutely not, the garden is small and beautiful, looks much better appointed architecturally, designed and maintained than any official NYC park’s garden space. It is very heavily utilized by community that badly lacks access to green space. Building any kind of housing in place of this garden would be reckless vandalism, but somehow it would not be too surprising given Gotham realities.

Walked pass this park by accident but it was amazing! Terribly sad to know that it might be demolished to build accommodations. If it happened, I would be very sorry for people who lost their beautiful green space in NYC!

One of the most beautiful and one of my favorite gardens in New York City. Adorned with sculptures and antique architectural details, it's tranquil and charming. A perfect place to read a book or to slow down for a little bit

Will be a true shame to see this park go, hopefully this city can right it’s wrong and keep this sacred space for visitors. There are few places as unique as here left.