Bowling Green

  Bowling Green sits at the southern tip of Manhattan, bordered by State Street to the north and the Battery Park area. Established in 1733, it is the city's oldest park and features the famous Charging Bull statue, a symbol of market optimism and financial prosperity. This historic green space serves as a tranquil retreat amid the bustling Financial District, where visitors can enjoy picnic spots and a variety of benches. In the spring months of April and May, Bowling Green is particularly vibrant, with blooming flowers and lively events that draw both locals and tourists alike. Here, you can explore the park's rich history while soaking in views of notable landmarks like the nearby New York Stock Exchange.