Madison Square Park

Madison Square Park, an endearing park of Manhattan

Madison Square Park is one of the many parks that make up Manhattan, at the foot of the Flatiron Building. The New York audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this endearing green space, a haven of greenery amid the skyscrapers, between Times Square and the south of the island.

A park inaugurated in 1847

Inaugurated in 1847, Madison Square Park is located in the Flatiron District, at the foot of the famous skyscraper. Halfway between Times Square and the south of Manhattan, on the Broadway side, it has hosted over its history various events and exhibitions. Now appreciated by New Yorkers, it is a pleasant space of greenery, relaxation and art in the heart of the city.

What to see

Here you enjoy the lawns, the shaded paths and the temporary art installations, with an unobstructed view of the Flatiron Building. The park offers a welcome nature break between two visits. It is a pleasant stop, ideal for observing New York life amid the skyscrapers.

Practical information

Madison Square Park lies in the Flatiron District of Manhattan, at the foot of the Flatiron Building, reachable on foot and by public transport. It is a public park, freely accessible during opening hours, which may vary with the season. Its flat paths suit a stroll; it is a relaxation spot appreciated in the heart of New York.

When was Madison Square Park inaugurated?

In 1847; this park of the Flatiron District is located at the foot of the Flatiron Building, halfway between Times Square and the south of Manhattan.

Where is Madison Square Park?

In the Flatiron District of Manhattan, at the foot of the Flatiron Building, on the Broadway side.