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Washington Square is a New York icon, and rightfully so. It's crowded, yes, but it has all sorts of things going on. When I was there, there were chess players, a magic act, a Japanese drum troupe, and several other events around the park. Of...More
We hung out at the park at night, very full of people in august, fun, lots of music, just sat around and soaked it in. We checked out the arch, from the park, looking out into the city thru the arch at night you can...More
Hands down the greatest hang out spot in the city. Surrounded by people he quirky East Village and trendy West Village, the Park brings in the best of both worlds. The art scene continues to be strong here and the park offers a venue for...More
Worth strolling through Washington Square park on a beautiful day. There are always eclectic performances and artists in the park.
It had just snowed (in April) the day before our visit to Greenwich Village and our short walk through Washington Square, so there wasn’t much going on. Only one chess player was in the park, and brushing snow off a table to start playing. He...More
This park is a very well known destination, as it is recorded on many films, from many different eras! It is lively, filled with art and music, and, the NYU crowd is often here! If you're going to the Village or SOHO, then this is...More
I went to the NYU University and business center, just turning around you can enter this beautiful, quiet, relaxing green space. Pigeons are there just flying, birds are chirping. You can have a relaxing walk across the park, stare at people taking pics or just...More
We explored a lot the Greenwich Village area. It's a big neighborhood with not so many tourist sites, but ordinary NYC living. Many residential blocks, art galleries, cafes, small cozy restaurants,.... At the end we had our takeaway coffee in Washington Sq park sitting on...More
As with many of our stops on our recent first trip to NYC, we wish we'd had more time here. That said, we got multiple nice pictures of the arch, and there was a talented pianist playing outdoors when we walked through - delightful!
This is a nice park and while we wouldn't make it a destination, we would make it a point to spend some time here when in the area again. We were here a few summers ago and sat for quite a while and enjoyed the...More
