Interactive Map
Paths & Roads
Trails
Water Fill Station
Water Fill Station
Water Fill Station
Mertz Library Building Gallery
Temporary art gallery space for special exhibitions.
Restroom
Accessible Restrooms
Hand Sanitizer Station
Hand sanitizer has been placed throughout the Garden and we ask all visitors and staff to practice proper hand washing procedures.
Hand Sanitizer Station
Hand sanitizer has been placed throughout the Garden and we ask all visitors and staff to practice proper hand washing procedures.
Hand Sanitizer Station
Hand sanitizer has been placed throughout the Garden and we ask all visitors and staff to practice proper hand washing procedures.
Hand Sanitizer Station
Hand sanitizer has been placed throughout the Garden and we ask all visitors and staff to practice proper hand washing procedures.
Hand Sanitizer Station
Hand sanitizer has been placed throughout the Garden and we ask all visitors and staff to practice proper hand washing procedures.
Hand Sanitizer Station
Hand sanitizer has been placed throughout the Garden and we ask all visitors and staff to practice proper hand washing procedures.
Hand Sanitizer Station
Hand sanitizer has been placed throughout the Garden and we ask all visitors and staff to practice proper hand washing procedures.
Hand Sanitizer Station
Hand sanitizer has been placed throughout the Garden and we ask all visitors and staff to practice proper hand washing procedures.
Hand Sanitizer Station
Hand sanitizer has been placed throughout the Garden and we ask all visitors and staff to practice proper hand washing procedures.
Hand Sanitizer Station
Hand sanitizer has been placed throughout the Garden and we ask all visitors and staff to practice proper hand washing procedures.
Fountain of Life
Designed by the American Renaissance sculptor Charles E. Tefft, the Lillian Goldman Fountain of Life is a dramatic composition featuring sea nymphs, seahorses, cherubs, and a startled mermaid and merman. The water falls into two basins of white marble.
Cascade
Created in the 1930s, the Rock Garden’s cascade was fully restored in 2014, renewing an iconic NYBG water feature. Temporarily closed to the public
Hubbard Bridge
Wheelchair-accessible pedestrian bridge to the East Gate
Green Materials Recycling Center (Staff Only)
All of NYBG's green waste is processed here. Fallen leaves, felled trees, and pruned branches are used to create wood chips and compost that adds organic nutrients back into the Garden.
Rock Garden
Nestled against the Forest like a secret garden, this quiet oasis is home to thousands of alpine flowers and woodland plants.
Mitsubishi Wetland Trail
Learn about aquatic environments on this nature walk, one of the best places to spot turtles, frogs, and other wildlife.
Clay Picnic Pavilions
Enjoy a picnic lunch surrounded by the beauty of the Garden. Food is not available for purchase. Bring food from home or purchase items from NYBG’s various dining locations.
Daffodil Hill
The Garden springs to life with tens of thousands of daffodils in spring. Daffodil Hill includes many antique cultivars planted in the early 20th century.
Crabapple Collection
The 80 varieties of crabapple set around Daffodil Hill are stunning in early spring, when they blossom, and in fall, when brightly colored fruit hangs like ornaments.
Chilton Azalea Garden
The Azalea Garden features 3,000 azaleas and rhododendrons from around the world, planted beneath ancient native oaks, tulip trees, and sweetgums.
Bx26 Bus
Access the 4, B, and D subway lines.
Bx19 Bus
Access the 2 and 5 subway trains.
Bx12 Bus
Access the 2 and 5 subway trains and the Metro-North connection at Fordham Plaza.
Tram Stop
Tram service is temporarily suspended. Points of interest near this location: Narcissus Collection, Daylily/Daffodil Walk, Arthur and Janet Ross Conifer Arboretum
Tram Stop
Tram service is temporarily suspended. Points of interest near this location: Cherry Collection, Thain Family Forest, Burn Family Lilac Collection
Main Tram Stop
Tram service is temporarily suspended. Points of interest near this location: Visitor Center, Rock Garden, Perennial Garden, Enid A. Haupt Conservatory, Everett Children’s Adventure Garden
Restrooms
Temporarily closed to the public
Green Restrooms
Accessible restrooms
Native Plant Garden
The Native Plant Garden celebrates the beauty of plants native to this region. Nearly 100,000 trees, shrubs, wildflowers, ferns, and grasses harmonize with the natural landscape while providing shelter and sustenance for wildlife.
Everett Children's Adventure Garden
Kids can explore the wonders of nature with hands-on activities in a variety of environments.
Discovery Center
The Discovery Center hosts fun, educational activities for children and families. Temporarily closed to the public.
WiFi Access
Take advantage of free visitor WiFi access during your visit.
Goldman Stone Mill
The Stone Mill, built in 1840, is a National Historic Landmark and New York City Landmark.
Benenson Ornamental Conifers
The beautiful and unusual trees of the Benenson Ornamental Conifers demand to be admired all year long. Conifers of all shapes and sizes, from weeping to twisted, dwarfs to towering specimens, can be found here in shades of green, blue, and even yellow.
Nolen Greenhouse (Staff Only)
Behind-the-scenes growing facility where plants are cultivated in eight climate zones.
Burke-Sullivan Display House (Open Seasonally)
Open seasonally for exhibitions such as Kiku: The Art of the Japanese Chrysanthemum.
Steinhardt Maple Collection
Compare and contrast dozens of varieties of Japanese maple, displaying amazing variation in color, size, and shape.
Hope Tree Peony Collection
With inspiring names and gigantic, colorful flowers, the tree peonies are a diverse collection overlooking the Rose Garden.
Rockefeller Rose Garden
Designed by Beatrix Farrand in 1916, and fully realized in 1988, the Rose Garden features over 670 varieties, including many disease-resistant hybrids.
Burn Lilac Collection
Find 90 varieties of sweet-scented lilacs in colors from white and pale blue to lavender and deepest purple.
Cherry Collection
More than 200 cherry trees flower in abundance in early spring.
Waterfall
The Bronx River bisects the Garden and is home to myriad wildlife, including the occasional otter or beaver.
Barnsley Beds
Part of the Edible Academy, display gardens feature colorful fruits and vegetables from spring through fall.
Edible Academy
Learn about growing vegetables, fruits, and herbs in the Edible Academy, designed for school groups and children's programs as well as adults.
East Gate (Daytime Pedestrian Entry Point)
The East Gate provides access to NYBG from Bronx Park East. Open during NYBG opening hours. Access the Bx39 and Bx26 buses, as well as the 2 and 5 trains at Allerton Avenue.
Magnolia Collection
From March through April, these elegant and beautiful trees bloom in an array of pastel colors across the Garden grounds.
Thain Family Forest
The Thain Family Forest is the largest remaining tract of old growth forest that once covered most of New York City. Today the Forest is managed by NYBG to remove damaging invasive species and keep the the ecosystem healthy.
Daffodil Valley
Drifts of nodding white and gold flowers bloom in spring.
WiFi Access
Take advantage of free visitor WiFi access during your visit.
Watson Education Building
Staff Offices and Classrooms.
Pfizer Laboratory (Staff Only)
This state-of-the-art laboratory is home to NYBG's molecular and genomics research programs.
Steere Herbarium (Staff Only)
Steere Herbarium is the world's second largest collection of dried plants and fungi, with more than 7 million specimens that form the basis of NYBG's scientific research.
Ross Gallery and Hall
Ross Gallery and Hall are a cultural hub at NYBG, hosting art and science exhibitions, live performances, and expert lectures.
John J. Hoffee Tulip Tree Allée
This rare display of 100-year-old American tulip trees lines the path to the Mertz Library Building. Trees average 90 feet tall.
Metro-North Commuter Railroad
Metro-North Railroad provides easy access to the Botanical Garden train station, approximately 20 minutes from Grand Central Terminal.
Information
Visit an NYBG attendant for directions or other information about the Garden.
Mosholu Entrance
Mosholu Entrance provides access from Metro-North Railroad or the Bx26 bus.
Ross Conifer Arboretum
One of NYBG's first collections, the Ross Conifers include towering pines, elegant spruces, and mountain firs. Also look for flowering plants such as Japanese snowbell.
Hudson Garden Grill
Pop-up Dining: Take a break and enjoy a snack or refreshments including beer and wine at pop-up locations at the Hudson Garden Grill Terrace and near the Rose Garden, on select dates.
WiFi Access
Take advantage of free visitor WiFi access during your visit.
NYBG Parking Garage
Our secure parking facility adjacent to the Metro-North Botanical Garden Station is also available and ideal for commuters and Garden neighbors.
Bedford Park Gate (Seasonal Pedestrian Entry Point)
Open seasonally for pedestrian access
Home Gardening Center
A series of model gardens and display areas offer inspiration to home gardeners.
Rosen Seasonal Walk
Designed by acclaimed garden designer Piet Oudolf, Seasonal Walk celebrates the beauty of plants throughout the year.
Gossett Plant Trials
In the Plant Trials Garden, 16 beds planted with changing displays of annuals, bulbs, perennials, and shrubs provide grounds for comparing the best and newest garden plants for our climate.
Enid A. Haupt Conservatory
Opened in 1902, this historic glasshouse holds desert, rain forest, and aquatic plants from around the world, as well as seasonal exhibitions.
Matelitch Peony Collection
Peonies reach their peak in May with enormous blooms in pink, yellow, and white.
Ladies' Border
This border was designed in the 1930s by leading landscape architect Ellen Biddle Shipman. It is named in honor of the Women's Auxiliary Committee who were instrumental in establishing many of NYBG's collections.
Perennial Garden
Organized into consecutive garden "rooms," the Perennial Garden is among the most formal landscapes at NYBG.
Herb Garden
Relax on one of the benches embraced by plants and scents in this restorative and tranquil haven.
WiFi Access
Take advantage of free visitor WiFi access during your visit.
First Aid
Find first aid in the Visitor Center.
Main Entrance
The Main Entrance to the Garden is at 2900 Southern Blvd., with parking spaces and access to the Visitor Center.
Reflecting Pool
Many tours meet at the Reflecting Pool, a short walk from the Visitor Center.
NYBG Shop
Browse NYBG Shop's expertly curated selection of fine gifts, home decor, books, gardening tools, plants, and more.
Restrooms
Accessible restrooms
Information
Visit an NYBG attendant for directions or other information about the Garden.
Pine Tree Café
Enjoy sandwiches and more at the Pine Tree Café with grab and-go food service and outdoor seating; refreshments including water, beer, and wine.
LuEsther T. Mertz Library
Not yet reopened. Scholars travel from all over the world to visit this important horticultural and botanical library. NYBG Members have borrowing privileges.
Dining
NYBG Shop
Information
Accessible Restrooms
First Aid
Water Fill Stations
Parking
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