The day I went to visit the plaza,that was during the month of June, and specially this year 2019, there was the 50 years commemoration of the Stonewall Inn uprising. The mood was festive despite an strong presence of police while all kind of people- families, young, old, group of students, couples were there taking pictures.I think this plaza is a very distinctive part of NYC that needs to be visited to understand why so many people that feel non welcome in their towns in United States and the world feel they have found their family, their tribe in the few blocks of Greenwhich Village, and they never want to leave.

This park is well maintained and obviously gets a lot of love! Its a nice little quiet spot compared to the rest of New York City, and, unlike some other parks, is very clean. The rangers are helpful and informative, and whoever runs the park changes things up occasionally. Well worth the visit, and its surrounded by history!

My favorite park. However until Covid 19 leaves us...and the Phases end...it is now full of mainly homeless buying Phase cocktails to go. That with drugs. Loud music...very odd behavior. Makes Female urinating in this tiny park.....likely this Summer is not the time to visit. Sculpture is in need of serious restoration and care.Hoping someday soon it will be a destination. Gathering place. Place to remember....once again.Surrounding bars all have outdoor service seating...if you want to sit enjoy seeing the park. But avoid the illegal activity.

This is the most quaint national memorial/park I have ever visited. It four life-size statues: a gay couple & a lesbian couple. It was my number 2 site to visit on my trip to New York city.

It was so pretty and peaceful, except for the drunk drag queen screaming at someone on her cell phone at 2 in the afternoon. I loved it.

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Was nice to Sit and Socialize with Family.

A great tribute to history. Loong overdue!

Stoop Garden, November 14, 2020 near Sheridan Square in West Village

What a emotional opportunity to think about past struggles and igniting a fire of advocacy.

Where it all began, 50 years ago. Happy World Pride!

The Stonewall Inn during the coronavirus pandemic, serving only outdoors.

Shes absolutely stunning

Loooooove it!My fave !!! Greenwich Village, Sheridan Square, memories ... NYC

Its a small park, but has great history to it

So enjoyed getting to learn more about LGBTQ+ history in New York care of Christopher Street Tours available on AirBnB experiences. The equality we know today is directly linked to the fights waged on Christopher Street. We are blessed.

At a time of civil unrest...whoah

Be there or be square. The best.

A place of world history for the LGBTQ+ community especially good on the 50th anniversary of the riots

Its a history of the gay rights movement very informative for people who chose to be who they really are.

Today being the 50th Anniversary of Stonewall, it was crowded. A poignant moment in the history of New York.

A magnificent small national park. Unique story and site in New York.

Always great to see history in action

This is a place of equality. Here you can sit to relax enjoy the moment. Meet nice and friendly people. The train station is seconds away.

Nice quiet little area to sit as well as a historical site.

Would have loved to have time to actually go inside, but my group had to get to the next stop. Beautiful area.

The National Monument contains Christopher Park and the surrounding streets. The park is nice but there really isnt much to see. In the summer, a park ranger will hang out in the park and lead tours. Maybe once the Park Service builds a visitor center, there will be more here. In the meantime, I would recommend visiting the Stonewall Inn.

I was awed by the story of the courage of the LGBT+ community in standing up for their fellow citizens! A lovely park.

A place that has a lot of history and you can be what you should be.

This is just an inspiration for all the LGBTQ members. Everyone should visit this park and this part of NYC. The neighbourhood is beautiful and you can have a relaxed time here and learn a little about this beautiful community.

Powerful history, always buzzing

Nice spot to visit went to thank the people who made my family and friends lifes easier so they dont have to hide

Lots of mice at night. But still a nice little park

Mob mind set made this place an icon

Monster is serving! Sit and sip in the park.

Its hard for me to say how I liked it. All there is to see is the part in the middle of this square. The Stonewall Inn was closed when I went to visit and the LGBT community center was also closed.

Great National Park. Unique story and site in NYC.

The monument consists of two couples, two women and two men. This is a large oval park with benches surrounding the monument opposite the Stonewall bar. Everything is replete with rainbow flags, so you cant miss it. Its near the #1 train at Christopher St station.

Absolutely not

Friendly people in the area, nice little shops around as well

Such an important place to visit, not just to remember but to understand where the modern American gayrights movement stems from.

Lgbtq Central ️

A great little park to rest tired feed under shady trees. The Stonewall Inn is a neighborhood pub that serves gay strong drinks and sells cool t-shirts to remember your visit.

Very historic... As someone who visits national parks and monuments regularly, I wish there was some sort of visitor center or at least a place to get the National Parks Passport stamped.

So glad I came here and checked this place out! So important historically, and I learned quite a bit!

It was a good visit. There wre benches to chill and appreciate LGBT history.

This is the historic site of the Stonewall Riots... Where modern-day LGBT rights started in the USA. A must-see for any LGBTQIA person!

One of my favorite spots to sit. Rest remember. Run into friends. Enjoy the weather ..and watch the world pass...

Extremely interesting. Not being gay, the significance is nowhere near as great to me as others, but it is a reminder of the struggle that some endured just to be who they are.Pretty recent too.

Theres a few benches surrounding the park so if you need to sit down after walking or just grabbed some food at a nearby restaurant you can come hereRelatively quiet

Conversations with the past, the present and the future! A must go for those who want to have an insight on the history of one of the most successful advocacy endeavours of our times.

Honored that my birthday is significant to my LGBTQIA+ friends and family.

Very inspirational. I was just there two days ago.

A ranger is on duty and there are no lines!

Interesting bit of history about the LGBTQ+ movement

Looks just like any small park in the city but is worth a visit, especially for LGBT people and their allies. Special events are unsurprisingly LGBT-centered and it’s during these events that visitors can learn more about the equality movement and the issues of the day.

Such a strong & visible reminder of history.

Nice place unfortunately is full of rainbow flags

Beautiful monument, and at the center of a lot of the gay culture in the city

We went on Free Tours by Foot to Greenwich Village and the guide was fantastic telling us all about the history of this location...well worth a visit

A cute little park where a lot of people came to sit on the benches with their dogs. My daughter took pictures at the Stonewall Inn. Beyond that and playing with other people’s dogs, there really isn’t much to do. There are two tribute tablets listed.

Remember those who died for the right to share love

Loved this. Strong sculpture!!

Pretty park with a few benches.

Nostalgic. Lots of people for the event

Small place you should know. We must learn how to respect the rights of other people

Such a healing place.

Loved it...

The National Monument is small, lined with benches, and has the distinct honor of being located directly across from the historic Stonewall Inn. Interestingly, a statue of Civil War Gen. Phillip Sheridan is at one end of the park.

Beautiful. Historic. Scenic.

A historic site for LGBTQ communities and human right equality.

An iconic must visit place of LGBT and especially Q and of course +

Beautiful park with amazing statues

Educational site.

Summer is coming

Cool look at history

Meaningful place.memorial one.important.

Historic.

This spot makes the neighborhood here my favorite in the whole city. The energy and vibe is unlike any other Ive come across

Historic place.

A nice little space to sit and unwind.

History, tourists, local and benches. outdoor sculpture

Racist statues, only white, smh my head

History. Small place

Stonewall National Monument is literally my favorite national park in the entire world! :)

Awesome pride in NYC

Good plaza!

Great vibe!

App available for an enriched experience.

Great place, full of history.

Where the rebellion began!

Beautiful.

Lots of history

Amazing !

A must for gay people

Pride weekend

Disagree

Pride

Used to get in a bunch of stuff there

Not my type