Washington Square Park
Washington Square Park is a 4-hectare public park in Greenwich Village, Lower Manhattan, run by NYC Parks. The marble Washington Square Arch, designed by Stanford White and completed in 1892, marks its northern entrance, and the central fountain plaza is a gathering place for students, musicians and street performers.
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- Price
- Free entry
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Frequently asked questions
Is Washington Square Park free?
Yes. Entry to Washington Square Park is free.
Free entry