Japanese Hill-and-Pond Garden
4.8 (283)attraction
4.8 (283)Weekday admission to the hosting Brooklyn Botanic Garden is pay-what-you-wish through February. Daytime admission is also pay-what-you-wish during Lightscape installation and de-installation periods.
A serene historic refuge featuring a koi pond, a vermilion torii gate, and paths shaded by maples and cherry trees.
People
Takeo ShiotaDesigner
Description
Designed by Takeo Shiota in 1915, this section of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden is a classic work of Japanese landscape architecture. The layout integrates a Shinto shrine into the hills, while lily pads and small fish occupy the water. While popular during peak bloom seasons, visiting during the midweek offers a quieter window to find a bench and sit.
Good to know
In Botanic GardenVisit midweekGo in cherry season
