
Dante Park
4.5 (162)park
Free entry
Directly opposite Lincoln Center, this tiny pocket park offers a shady spot to rest by the statue of the Italian poet.
Description




Though you cannot walk through the center—the interior is cordoned off with shrubs—the space functions as a leafy border where benches line the exterior. From these seats, you can peer in at the tall monument of Dante Alighieri, which features a description of his life, or look out toward the Metropolitan Opera House. It is a well-maintained spot to drink coffee, eat lunch, or meet up in Lincoln Square.
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Closes at 1am
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