
Four New York Parks Compared by Location
Compare a Jackson Heights square, a Madison Avenue address, Brooklyn courts and a Manhattan plaza before choosing a stop.


Dedicated to revolutionary president Eloy Alfaro, this Jackson Heights square brings neighborhood greenery to Queens. The park sits on Elmhurst Avenue and is open 24 hours daily. Compare its leafy setting with the sports courts, Madison Avenue location and small Manhattan plaza elsewhere in this selection.
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At 590 Madison Avenue, this New York public park opens at 8:00 AM every day. Weekday closing is 7:00 PM, while Saturday and Sunday hours extend to 10:00 PM. Its Madison Avenue address provides a location contrast with the Queens and Brooklyn neighborhood park stops in this selection.
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Handball and basketball courts give this Brooklyn neighborhood park a focus on local games. A playground and athletic field add areas for recreation at 449 Bedford Avenue. Daily hours run from 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM, offering a defined visiting window for this sports focused stop.
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Named after the founder of the Second Avenue Deli, this tiny triangular plaza offers seating in Manhattan. A memorial flagpole stands at East 10th Street and Second Avenue. Summer concerts give the small park a seasonal role. Check the concert schedule before planning a music visit.
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