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at Forest Park (Metropolitan Ave & Park Lane South) Kew Gardens , NY 11415 United States
This square honors Raoul Gustav Wallenberg (1912-1947), the heroic rescuer of numerous Hungarian Jews from the Nazi policies of persecution and extermination during World War II (1939-1945). Read more
Beautiful park in NYC. Hidden gem . Hike , bike and tennis . Even a horse riding school.
Love walking and exploring the trails . So peaceful ....
Just sitting
Looking good
The historic center of Forest Hills, the station and the square have managed to outlast much of what gave the intersection on the other side of the bridge its charm. - Matthew Caldecutt
Beautiful park in the middle of all the Tudor homes. No loitering, though; sat for a break and was told by a rent-a-cop to keep moving “this is a private park, not a city park.” - Nate S
Enjoy the nature & greenery. When you’re in the middle of the park, you’ll forget you’re in NYC. - Kimmie Ohh
Great park for picnics. Head further into the park for trails and a bridle path if you're so inclined. - Matthew Caldecutt
This supermarket has an amazing beer aisle. Lots of hard-to-find brews here. It's also a much better supermarket than the C-Town on Lefferts. - Meredith M