Overview of the Area
Lifestyle & Community
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Tree-lined streets & historic homes: Garden City is known for its beautifully maintained homes, many of which are Tudors, Colonials, and Victorians. The entire area has a suburban, picturesque vibe.
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Safe, Quiet Streets: Ideal for bike riding, dog walking, and trick-or-treating
Family Fun Spots
Garden City Public Library
Excellent children’s programs
Community Park
playgrounds, pool, tennis, and seasonal events
Culture & History
The Cathedral of the Incarnation
A stunning Episcopal cathedral built by Cornelia Stewart in the late 1800s, part of the legacy of Garden City’s founding.
The Cradle of Aviation Museum
Celebrates Long Island’s rich aviation history—perfect for families and history buffs.
Long Island Children's Museum
Celebrates Long Island’s rich aviation history—perfect for families and history buffs.
Recreation
Garden City Golf Club
A prestigious, private golf course dating back to the 1890s.
Community Park
Offers tennis courts, baseball fields, a pool, and ice skating at the Garden City Ice Rink.
Nearby Eisenhower Park
Just outside the village, it has golf, walking trails, and summer concerts.
Shopping & Dining
Roosevelt Field Mall
One of the largest shopping malls in the U.S., with high-end retailers like Nordstrom, Bloomingdale’s, and Apple, plus a variety of dining options.
Downtown Garden City
Local favorites like Waterzooi (Belgian bistro), Revel (American cuisine), and Seventh Street Café make it a great spot for foodies.
Transportation
LIRR Stations
Garden City has its own Long Island Rail Road station, providing a direct ~35-40 minute commute to Penn Station in Manhattan.
Convenient highways
Easy access to the Meadowbrook Parkway and nearby Northern State Parkway.
