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Robert Burns Monument Historical Landmark in Central Park

4.5 out of 5, 11 reviews

Robert Burns Monument in Central Park

The mood

Cultural, inspiring · best in the afternoon · good for small groups

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The story

A historical landmark spot in Central Park, open until 1 AM most nights. Insider tip: Enter mid-park near East 66th Street to access Literary Walk and view the statue in person.

The Robert Burns Monument is a statue of the Scottish poet located at the southern end of the Mall in Central Park, in the area nicknamed Literary Walk. It was commissioned by a Scottish American memorial committee and sculpted by John Steell, and it stands across from a monument to Sir Walter Scott. The site has no restrooms.

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Vibe
Cultural, Inspiring, Quiet
Perfect for
Groups, Solo, Family
Best times
Afternoon
Group size
Solo, Friends (2-3), Small Group (4-6)
Insider tip
Enter mid-park near East 66th Street to access Literary Walk and view the statue in person

The details at Robert Burns Monument

Setting
Indoors
Accessibility
Wheelchair-accessible entrance

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