As long as you are with family members from only your household and that you keep 2m from other people. and you take all rubbish with you

Open all the time The entrance is on the side...you have to look for it No fees ever

I have been in the Gardens many many times and I have never seen dogs there. I don’t know if that is coincidence or if that is a rule. I would not bring the dog in there… People are in there for the peace and beauty. It would infringe upon peoples enjoyment of the gardens.

Agree with the above. Be aware that the Conservatory Garden is rather small and can be seen in less than an hour. If you wish for a longer excursion, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden is a true oasis of quiet beauty away from the din. The New York Botanic Garden (in the Bronx) is also very large, but it's farther away than the one in Brooklyn.

There are still flowers in bloom in the park. It may not be like the Spring or Summer but the Gardens run seasonally. So expect to see Fall flowers in the Garden beautifully laid out and well maintained. The volunteers who work here take a lot of pride in the way the Garden looks.

Give yourself at least an hour and a half. While you are there don't miss the Museum of the City of New York and El Burrio Museum which are both across the street from the Garden. They both charge a small fee but are both worth visiting as well when in the area.

The garden is open seven days a week but the best time to go is in the early afternoon around 1:00pm-5:00pm. It is not the best to go after twilight. Also plan on visiting the Museum of the City of New York and El Barrio Museums across the street. Tu Casa Deli on 104th Street has delicious empanadas that make a quick snack. There is also the Harlem Meer at the north end of Central Park that you should see before the afternoon was over.

No. Free to the public.

May I suggest you contact the Conservatory Garden wedding line directly at 212 360 2766. Their web link also provides couples with additional information on permit application, regulations and reservations.

The tulip leaves are up in my garden now, but tulips bloom for over a month. Even if the tulips are done (which I doubt) the garden will be lovely. It will be a pleasant respite in a busy city, and a good place to start (or end) a trip to Museum Mile (Guggenheim, Met, etc.) Be sure to walk south through the park after the garden for a taste of New York at play.