Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Yes
Ralph Bunche Park in New York
Categories
Location on the map
New York, New York County, New York, US
Accessibility
Amenities
Good for kids
Yes
Phone: +1 212-639-9675
Site: https://www.nycgovparks.org/park...
Site: https://www.nycgovparks.org/park...
Opening hours
- Monday:6AM–1AM
- Tuesday:6AM–1AM
- Wednesday:6AM–1AM
- Thursday:6AM–1AM
- Friday:6AM–1AM
- Saturday:6AM–1AM
- Sunday:6AM–1AM
Comments (38)
Nice secluded park in mid town.
Be warned there is an insane amount of homeless folks that sleep on the benches under the scaffolding along the apartments.
Next to the UN headquarters, NY
Calm. Doesnt feel like the city.
Nice little park
Yeah That was July 25, 2020 from Last Month
Just some greens and a monument opposite the UN.
XX got. Xft
Perfect place to kill time
Needs repairs of concrete and landscaping!
Well maintained park
Very attractive
It was beautiful
Amazing location
Cool to site see
Ok
Because y not
Good
Under Construction
A small park commemorating Ralph Banche, the first United Nations Ambassador to the United States. However, there is the United Nations headquarters building in front of you. Although he is from LA, he happened to walk past his birthplace (preserved), which made me think deeply that the existence of this memorial park is also history.
I told them to spend a day recorded there, it was great to see the United Nations and this great sculpture over the years.
Park near the headquarters of the United Nations. Very quiet area
Like everything in New York, its great and awesome. I do not think its nice to say that its worth it
Good
Nice place with some cool monuments that can be made for free
Sit there and think how small you are ...
Very nice view
UN...United Nations
Total reviews rating 4.5
38 Reviews for Ralph Bunche Park 2023:
Review №1
2020-02-13Were I Ralph Bunche, I might be somewhat dismayed by the dirty stained walls and architecturally suspect obelisk that purported to honor me. At least there’s a good view of the UN building from behind the fenced-off, sickly vegetation.
Review №2
2022-06-09Beautiful flowers, plants and trees cultivated by volunteers.
Review №3
2019-06-14The best spot to view and photograph the UN building! Nice that they named it after the first African-American to receive a Nobel Peace Prize. Every now and then, theres protests and demonstrations, I guess because of the parks location.
Review №4
2021-12-01Very clean and modern. Good and quiet away from the Time Square crowd.
Review №5
2021-07-19Adequate.Because JD mocked and made fun if me multiple times- multiple occasions that even M.R witnessed.But he was much nicer ahfter...
Review №6
2020-06-11Pretty little park near the UN on 42nd and 1st Ave , in spring there appears to be hydrangea growing here as well as ivy on a wall . Its small tho
Review №7
2021-06-27A very nice quaint place in the midst of NYC to sit, relax, and reflect.
Review №8
2022-06-23Just visited from car
Review №9
2017-06-16Nice and quiet park with some amazing views. The homeless people mostly leave you alone.
Review №10
2021-06-14It was crowded but still a good place to visit.