Situated amidst the bustling ambiance of the Bronx, The New York Botanical Garden stands as a testament to nature’s wonders, beauty, and the power of inclusivity. With its establishment dating back to 1891, this verdant sanctuary doesn’t just flaunt natural marvels; it also champions accessible design principles, ensuring everyone, irrespective of their mobility or sensory needs, can immerse themselves fully in its serene embrace.

Ease of Access

Ensuring a hassle-free visit, the Garden is strategically located, making it easily reachable by car, bus, and the Metro-North Railroad that conveniently stops adjacent to the Mosholu entrance

A Dive into The Garden’s Inclusive Features

Effortless Navigation: The garden’s expansive layout has been crafted keeping all visitors in mind. The large-print map, available both at the ticket booth and online, charts out accessible pathways, making it effortless for those with mobility challenges to plan their route.