The Channel Gardens Manhattan, New York,
About the Business
Welcome to The Channel Gardens, a breathtaking oasis nestled in the heart of Manhattan, New York. As a premier tourist attraction, The Channel Gardens offers visitors an enchanting escape from the bustling city streets. Located at the iconic Rockefeller Center, this beautifully landscaped space is renowned for its stunning seasonal displays and tranquil atmosphere.
Stroll along the garden's picturesque pathways and immerse yourself in the vibrant colors and captivating floral arrangements that change with the seasons. From spring's blooming tulips to winter's festive holiday decorations, The Channel Gardens is a feast for the senses all year round.
Whether you're a local resident or a visitor from afar, The Channel Gardens provides a perfect setting for relaxation, reflection, and inspiration. Capture unforgettable memories amidst the lush greenery and artfully designed installations that make this garden a true urban gem.
Open daily and free to the public, The Channel Gardens is an ideal destination for families, couples, and solo explorers seeking a moment of peace and beauty in the city that never sleeps. Come and discover why The Channel Gardens is a must-see attraction in New York City.
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Reviews
"Very well kept and designed small garden, great place to sit and relax in summer, great place to have lunch on the benches and meet friends."
"Pretty cool photo spot. Just be patient if you want a nice shot. And you never know what kind of landscaping they will have on display."
"It's just a neat little green spot in between a spopping area and the rockefeller building. It's worth the visit."
"We stopped here several times during our Christmas in NYC visit. It’s the place to be in New York in December. Problem is, everyone knows it, so everyone is there. Expect crowds. But expect spectacular views of the Rockefeller Christmas Tree, the gardens, the skyline, and the Saks Fifth Avenue store. Amazing."
"Ooooh em geee! It could have been a beautiful family outing if it wasn't dangerously crowded. We did however go a few days after Thanksgiving AKA high tourism season. Once we found out where the barricade ended and was able to get into the space, we found a nice little spot that wasn't as crowded and we just took it all in. If you're not into crowds or suffer from claustrophobia, I would recommend going during the day. Best pics are at night when you can truly experience the beauty of it all. Stay safe! Happy Holidays"
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