Paley Park, Midtown
Opened in 1967 and spanning just one-tenth of an acre, Paley Park is widely recognized as the original "vest pocket park" and an inspiration for urban spaces across the world. And while it may be small, it makes use of all its 4,200 square feet, packing in a 20-foot waterfall, airy honey locust trees, and walls covered in ivy. With seating also available, it's the perfect spot for an al fresco lunch date.
Paley Park, 3 E 53rd St.
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