
Spring Street Park
4.5 (200)park
A quiet SoHo breather, this triangular pocket park pairs swivel chairs and free Wi-Fi with a statue of José Artigas.
Description




Positioned right across from the Spring Street subway station on the C and E lines, this lower Manhattan spot sits in the center of two drive lanes. It functions primarily as an open-air respite for a quick break—a place to pass time, enjoy the surroundings, or get some work done. While there is not much activity built into the space itself, visitors often pair a pause here with food from the Afghan food truck parked outside.
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By C, E trains
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