Bryant Park is located in the heart of Manhattan, just a stone's throw - well two blocks to the east to be exact - from Grand Central Station. Bryant Park dates back to 1686, when New York governor Thomas Dongan declared the plot to be public property. Perfectly poised amidst a congested urban area, the renowned Bryant Park stands out as the ideal haven to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.

The park is abundant with lush green landscapes, many dazzling monuments and modern amenities and due to these delightful features attracts a wide range of visitors each year. The incessant lawn of the Bryant Park is the perfect solace for those who seek for a tranquil getaway and this is evident by the mass crowd that swarm to the venue to enjoy a break from work. The park is also home to a charming collection of monuments, each having a distinct significance. Bryant Park features Summer Movie screenings every Monday from mid-June to late August.