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Zuccotti Park
Sports Recreation
4.5 (3897 reviews)
Popular with lunchtime crowds, this tree-shaded park has many seating options & two sculptures.
Cedar St, New York, NY 10006
Did You Know?
Protest Site
Zuccotti Park, also known as Liberty Plaza, was the site of the Occupy Wall Street protest movement in 2011. The park was occupied for over two months, becoming a symbol of the movement's fight against economic inequality.
Ownership
Despite its public use, Zuccotti Park is actually privately owned by Brookfield Office Properties. The park was named after John Zuccotti, a former CEO of the company.
Urban Oasis
Zuccotti Park is a small, green space in the heart of the Financial District, offering a respite from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Location
Located in the Financial District of Lower Manhattan, Zuccotti Park is surrounded by skyscrapers and major financial institutions.
Highlights from Reviews
• central resting spot
The park provides a much-needed urban oasis for workers, tourists, and locals to rest and relax amidst the busy financial district.
• vibrant food scene
Numerous food carts and vendors around the perimeter offer diverse lunch options, making it a popular spot for meals.
• beautiful seasonal decor
The park is beautifully decorated, especially during the holidays with lights and trees, creating a festive and photographic atmosphere.
• rich historical significance
Known as the site of the Occupy Wall Street movement, the park holds significant historical and social importance in modern New York.
• ample seating and shade
With plenty of benches, tables, and tree-lined areas, the park offers comfortable and shaded spots to sit, people-watch, or read.
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