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Washington Square Park New York , NY 10003 United States
Nicknamed the “Sword of Unification” for his efforts in helping to unify Italy in the 19th century. Was offered Major General role in Civil War by Lincoln but he turned it down. More history via<LINK> Read more
This place is all renovayed now with colorful flowers and a working and beautiful water fountain at the center. The pride and joy of NYU, great gathering place for street musicians .
Nice chilled neighbourhood park
Look into his eyes
Newest dog run in the city, complete with a small fountain. It's very well kept but generally on the small side. - Mike Singleton
Incredible park, loved the Arch, get by sunset there are amazing musicians. - Alina HB
Beautiful park to walk through, read a book or lounge around. - Jason Konen
This sculpture by Henry Kirke Brown depicts George Washington addressing New Yorkers as the British retreated on Evacuation Day, November 25, 1783. - NYHistory
This statue is haunted. - Jillian Logue
Quirky place filled with interesting characters. A definite must see in NYC. - Scott Kleinberg