Flushing Meadows Corona Park
Publié 07/25/2022
Le plus grand parc du Queens a quelque chose pour presque tout le monde : des espaces de loisirs verts pour le baseball, le football et le cricket, des terrains de jeu, des zones de skateboard, des terrains de handball, des courses de chiens, le Queens Museum, le New York Hall of Science, le Queens Zoo, l’USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center (domicile de l’US Open) et Citi Field, domicile des Mets.
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Flushing Meadows Corona Park
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17 Ederle Promenade
Site of two world's fairs, Flushing Meadows Corona Park is full of green space, fascinating relics, a few museums, a zoo and plenty of other family-friendly attractions.
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Queens Museum
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New York City Building
The museum is best known for its Panorama of the City of New York exhibit, World's Fair relics and display of Tiffany glass.
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Queens Zoo
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53-51 111th St.
The Queens Zoo is home to bison, tiny deer and giant rabbits.
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Queens Drive-In
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The Queens Drive-In is located behind the New York Hall of Science. Movies on the schedule include Hollywood classics and international arthouse fare; views of the sunset and the Hall’s famous rockets are part of the experience. A portion of every ticket sale will be donated to local nonprofits that provide support for the communities in Queens hardest hit by the pandemic.
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Citi Field
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Citi Field
Home to baseball's Mets, Citi Field is a great place to see a ball game.