Best places: Sculptures in New York City, United States

Large bronze statue of Alice, the Mad Hatter & the White Rabbit from Lewis Carroll's classic book.

Sculpture of lead sled dog that raced to deliver medicine saving Alaska's children from diphtheria.

Erected in the park in 1881, this landmark, granite obelisk is inscribed with Egyptian hieroglyphs.

👍👍 Came here one evening and was relaxing sitting on the bench and watching the water fountain ⛲️

👍👍 Ever since I saw my friend who took a picture against this HOPE sculpture, I wanted to visit too. I visited this place on the Thanksgiving day, even though the day was really chilly and windy but I was able to make it and took a picture against this iconic sculpture. Sad that people were using the...

Landmark gilded statue of former New York resident Union Gen. William T. Sherman on his horse.

😠 You can't turn the Astor Cube anymore. 0/10. Honestly the entire point of Astor Cube is that you can spin it, and without it being able to spin, it has lost its purpose.

Novelty clock circled by bronze animal musicians playing nursery rhymes on the hour from 8am to 6pm.

👍 An American street with a taste to China. As a part of Chinatown, this plaza is composed of American architecture from the past century combined with Chinese motives and signs in the language. We can appreciate some extremely original and shocking East Asian Street Art in the nearby alleys. Recommen...

👍👍 Alexander Hamilton is one of the founding fathers of the United States. The statue placed in the park was sculpted by Carl H. Conrads in 1880 and donated by one of Hamilton's sons, John C. Hamilton. The easiest way to see his portrait is to just look at a ten dollar bill. Considered as a legal and f...

👍👍 Great monument to a wonderful person…

👍👍 Happy place for outdoor jazz on a Saturday afternoon

👍👍 I think this area is the most beautiful place in Central where you can see a lot of cherry blossoms during the cherry blossom season. It's also safe.

White-painted, bronze cast statues of 2 men & 2 women, commemorating the gay liberation movement.

👍👍 Beautiful fountain ⛲️! memorializing Josephine Shaw Lowell, a social worker active in the late 19th century. The fountain was designed by architect Charles A. Platt and dedicated in 1912.

👍 It is not the most wonderful statue in the world, nor is it worth interpreting so much, I would lie. It is well made and is part of the panorama of this area. If you go to the Brooklyn Bridge, you can stop by and see it. The statue does not talk to you and that nonsense... Enjoy the area, it has a l...

👍👍 To celebrate Mother’s Day, Lewis Miller Design covered the three bears (mother and her two cubs) with flowers. Whenever I go to the Met I always love to stop and say hello to the bears and today was extra special. Thank you Lewis for the flowers. Live video of this new scene is available on my Faceb...

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