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Out and About in Kew Gardens

Find Borough Hall in Kew Gardens' downtown area, and you'll see an old subway car next door. Inside is Kew Gardens' tourist information center, where staff can tell you all about the neighborhood and help you plan your visit. If you're a history buff, they will likely recommend one of Kew Gardens' most-notable historic attractions, the Ralph Johnson Bunche House. The Neo-Tudor mansion house was built in 1927 and named after a founder of the United Nations; it's now a National Historic Landmark. Surrounding the neighborhood is Forest Park, designed by the renowned landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted. The centerpiece of this 544-acre park is a beautifully restored turn-of-the-century carousel, which is still in operation. Hiking and horseback riding trails are also prominent within this picturesque green space. Save on cheap hotels in Kew Gardens and enjoy a day of shopping along Lefferts Boulevard, the main retail corridor in the neighborhood. Then rest your legs while taking in one of the foreign or independent movies at the Art Deco cinema on the same street.

Eating and Drinking

Find the widest selection of restaurants in the downtown area of Kew Gardens, generally considered to be along Lefferts Boulevard between Metropolitan Avenue and Austin Street. Choose from steak, pizza, comfort food, and a range of Asian cuisines. Kew Gardens also offers several Kosher, Peruvian, Mexican, and Mediterranean restaurants. Looking for hotels in New York City? Download the Travelocity app and discover mobile-exclusive deals, including deals on the best hotels in Kew Gardens and other top New York locations.