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Named after Thomas F. Foley, former leader of the Democratic Party, Foley Square is one of the most iconic squares in the city. Flanked by prominent buildings like the New York County Courthouse, the Daniel Patrick Moynihan United States Courthouse, and the Church of St. Andrew, this square is also a notable tourist attraction. It also features the Triumph of the Human Spirit and the Tom Paine Park, while the sidewalks surrounding the square are embedded with five historical medallions that narrate some significant stories of the neighborhood.

Website: nycgovparks.org

Phone: (212) 619-1322

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Worth St and Federal Plz

111 Worth St Apt 4G New York, NY 10013 ·346.87 mi

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Tripadvisor traveler Corey R 10/28/24

Rob was an AMAZING tour guide. I would love to do another tour with him. He started by asking what we were most interested in -- he really cared about tailoring the tour for our interests and needs. He was also very passionate and knowledgeable regarding the history of the tenements and immigration. In fact, he brought a notebook with lots of photos to share to give us more context. We also appreciated how he didn't cancel the tour even though we had a small group.

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Tripadvisor traveler 358augusts 07/01/24

Buyer beware. They tacked on extra charges after booking on Spot Hero. Manager was rude. The manager would not accept the Spot Hero reservation. Would never park here again!

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Tripadvisor traveler R P 10/16/22

When waiting for a walking tour of the area, arrived early and walked to Foley Square in the evening when heard music, found the Lesbian & Gay Big Apple Corps Rehearsing in the square and spent an enjoyable hour listing to the practise.

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Tripadvisor traveler TammiC318 09/15/19

The buildings here are beautiful! A lot of history in this area. Busy but not too crowded. You can sit & look or walk from building to building. Transportation is easy to catch in this area.

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Tripadvisor traveler gTali 05/27/19

These court and other office buildings (Thurgood Marshall United States Courthouse + New York County Supreme Court) do not belong to the usual tourist attractions, Unless someone looks at a lot of law and orders TV series and just jumps as our protagonist sits on the stairs of this building :)

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