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- Stephen WepplerSeptember 8, 2013Great place to sit, relax and take in locals playing various table games, kill time while waiting to get into the 9/11 Memorial, lots of street meat and ice cream nearby!
- Angel Hana A.December 29, 2012Decorated with beautiful white lights during the holidays. The park is also illuminated with lights built into the ground.
- Jeffrey ZeldmanDecember 28, 2015Depressing little grassless "park," best known as launch site of Occupy Wall Street, becomes bearable in December owing to sparking holiday lights.
- Probably best known for the Occupy Wall Street protests. Good spot to people watch. Situated by plenty of subway stations.
- Grab some halal food and chill. Make sure to check above you before you start eating, The pigeons are hecka aggressive and you don't want them taking a boo boo on your head.
- WillieScrapesFebruary 21, 2012Sam's Falafel, the best tasting and most affordable sandwich in NYC. Sit and eat on obsocky terrace seats and watch Lower Manhattan pass by under the shadow of the once and future World Trade Center.
- Hunter TauFebruary 2, 2012The place is honestly a let down (even during the OWS raid, trust me I was there) but you have to go to say to your non NYC friends that you've been.
- CompassApril 15, 2014Many know it as the Occupy Wall Street headquarters, but now that the dust has settled, it’s a symbol of freedom of expression and activism in the Financial District.
- jiresellNovember 24, 2016Needs to be a bit greened up, but a nice place to sit and grab a bite to eat.
- A lunch and reading oasis in the financial district. Not very green but lots of seating.
- MetroFocusApril 25, 2012FACT: The park was named after an Italian-American businessman, John Zuccotti, who was a former NYC Planning Commission chairman & a former first deputy mayor. Read about Italian NY'ers on MetroFocus Read more
- ✨#IamRomdelacrème✨March 26, 2012Formerly called Liberty Plaza Park. After renovation in 2006; the park was renamed after John Zuccotti, chairman of Brookfield Office Properties. Occupy Wall Street protest took place here.
- ArtNerdNewYorkMay 6, 2012A member of the Johnson & Johnson health and beauty empire family, J. Seward Johnson is known for his life-size bronze casts of actual people doing ordinary things. A philanthropic over achiever... Read more
- An XiaoMay 20, 2010This is a great place to hang out on a summer night - clean and not too noisy for the location. Pick up some halal or ice cream nearby.
- The New York Daily NewsNovember 16, 2011PHOTO: Graham Nash and David Crosby provide some spiritual power to the people at Zuccotti Park with protest hymns, including "Teach Your Children" and "Military Madness." Photo at the link! Read more
- nikkiDecember 4, 2016plentiful seating in a variety of configurations, plus festive seasonal lights and plantings :)
- The New York Daily NewsNovember 16, 2011PHOTO: A core group of protesters in the center of the camp are surrounded as the NYPD and sanitation department prepared to raid Zuccotti Park, November 15, 2011. Photo at the link! Read more
- Caught the guy mopping the tables with a old used mop. Makes you think twice about eating or resting on it.
- Good breeze here and in front of Brown Brothers (benches) allowing for a chance to beat the heat.
- Dream CircleSeptember 17, 2013Happy birday OWS!! You either get tired fighting for peace, or you die. - John Lennon
- Michael WatkinsMay 6, 2012Eat a slice of pepperoni pizza from Steve's pizza from across the street and wash it down with a Diet Dr. Pepper!
- Daniel BenettiJanuary 15, 2013Nice park, just show the police your corporate id and they let right in..
- Garrison TApril 12, 2012Police hate in the shadow of the world trade center. The world has forgotten; all the cops gave some, some of them gave it all.
- The New York Daily NewsOctober 14, 2011PHOTO: NYPD arrest and pepper spray protesters during Occupy Wall Street march. Photo at the link! Read more