Upper East Side, Central Park

A walk through the Upper East Side of NYC and Central Park on a sunny spring day is described.
Shakespeare Garden in Central Park features approximately 175 plants mentioned in Shakespeare’s works (e.g., roses, rosemary, violets, daffodils).
Shakespeare Garden is a 4-acre garden created in 1916 to commemorate the 300th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death.
The Conservatory Garden, a 6-acre formal garden near 5th Avenue and 105th Street, features three distinct styles: French, Italian, and English.
The Conservatory Garden boasts meticulously designed flowerbeds, fountains, and pergolas and is open daily.
Both gardens are described as tranquil places, known for vibrant seasonal flowers, with the Conservatory Garden being a popular wedding venue.