Fort Tryon Park

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park in New York City public park urban park

Fort Tryon Park is a public park in Upper Manhattan known for its Hudson River views, landscaped gardens, and as the home of The Met Cloisters museum.

Aliases (1)

Fort Tryon ×1

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	park in New York City → public park → urban park →
adjacentTo	Henry Hudson Parkway NERFINISHED → Hudson River Greenway →
architect	Frederick Law Olmsted Jr. →
area	approximately 67 acres →
category	Parks in Manhattan → Tourist attractions in Manhattan → Washington Heights, Manhattan →
contains	The Met Cloisters →
country	United States →
designer	Frederick Law Olmsted Jr. →
donatedBy	John D. Rockefeller Jr. →
hasAttraction	Cabrini Boulevard promenade → Heather Garden → Linden Terrace → dog run → playgrounds → scenic overlooks → walking paths →
hasFeature	formal gardens → rocky slopes → stone walls → terraces → woodlands →
hasHistoricalSite	site of Revolutionary War-era Fort Tryon →
hasMuseum	The Met Cloisters →
hasPart	The Met Cloisters →
hasView	Hudson River →
inception	1935 →
knownFor	Hudson River views → The Met Cloisters → landscaped gardens →
locatedIn	Manhattan → New York City → New York State → Upper Manhattan → Washington Heights →
maintainedBy	New York City Department of Parks and Recreation →
namedAfter	Fort Tryon →
near	George Washington Bridge NERFINISHED →
opened	1935 →
operator	New York City Department of Parks and Recreation →
overlooks	Hudson River →
ownedBy	City of New York →
publicTransit	MTA bus routes serving Fort Washington Avenue → New York City Subway A train at 190th Street → New York City Subway A train at Dyckman Street →

Referenced by (3)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Upper Manhattan →	hasLandmark
New York City park system →	hasPart
Fort Tryon Park ("Fort Tryon") →	namedAfter