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New York, New York
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Access is restricted to residents who have keys, making it one of the most exclusive green spaces in the city.
The park was established in 1831 by Samuel B. Ruggles, who envisioned it as a tranquil oasis amidst the bustling city.
The park's trustees enforce strict guidelines, including no dogs, bicycles, or ball games, to maintain its serene environment.
The area is home to some of New York's most beautiful 19th-century townhouses, many of which are designated landmarks.
The National Arts Club, located on the park's south side, has hosted numerous famous writers and artists over the years.
The park opens its gates to the public for caroling, a rare opportunity for non-residents to experience its beauty.
Despite its small size, the park attracts a variety of bird species, offering a peaceful spot for bird enthusiasts.
