
Untermyer Gardens
High above the Hudson River, this historic 43-acre park pairs an Indo-Persian walled garden with dramatic classical ruins.
- Mon – Sun, 09:00 – 19:00
- 945 N Broadway
- 4.8 (6357 reviews)
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Description




First laid out in 1912 by Samuel Untermyer and restored by the Untermyer Gardens Conservancy, the estate anchors its design in distinct architectural features and meticulously tended flora. Pathways connect a Greek amphitheater, the Temple of Love, a Ruin Garden, and the signature Vista staircase leading down to Roman columns.
Detailed plantings and sculptures line the grounds, which are kept up by dedicated volunteers. The property balances sweeping river overlooks with quiet, shaded corners, providing a peaceful escape easily reached by train from New York City.