"Strawberry Fields is a serene and deeply meaningful memorial in New York City’s Central Park, dedicated to the memory of legendary musician John Lennon. Located on the West Side between 71st and 74th Streets, this 2.5-acre landscape is a peaceful haven for reflection, music lovers, and admirers of the Beatles icon. Just steps from the Dakota, where Lennon once lived, it remains a cherished stop for fans from around the world."
Recommended For
Music & Beatles fans
Pay tribute to John Lennon at the iconic IMAGINE mosaic and memorial
Romantic walks
Stroll through tree-lined paths and quiet benches just off the busy Manhattan streets
Central Park explorers
A great resting point while visiting top park highlights
Architecture lovers
Admire the nearby Dakota building, a striking 19th-century landmark
Highlights at Strawberry Fields
- IMAGINE Mosaic: A black-and-white tribute inspired by an ancient Roman design from Pompeii
- Memorial Benches: Surround the mosaic with space to reflect and enjoy the peaceful setting
- Yoko Ono’s Legacy: The artist and Lennon’s widow helped preserve this space in his memory
Nearby Attractions
- The Dakota: Iconic residence of John Lennon, designed by Henry J. Hardenbergh
- Summit Rock: Central Park’s highest point with an amphitheater, located at West 81st–85th Streets
- American Museum of Natural History: Just a short stroll away on the West Side
- Swedish Cottage Marionette Theater: Historic children's puppet shows in a charming Swiss-style cottage
- Conservatory Water: On the East Side, popular for model boat sailing and flanked by classic sculptures
- Alice in Wonderland Statue: Beloved photo op and whimsical sculpture near East 74th Street
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art: One of the world’s premier art museums, located on Fifth Avenue
Plan Your Visit
Location: West Side of Central Park between 71st and 74th Streets
Hours: Open daily; best visited early morning or late afternoon for a quieter experience
Website: centralparknyc.org
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Plan Your Trip