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Welcome to Wave Hill

We look forward to your visit to the garden!

Please review Know Before You Go for guidelines designed to keep all of us safe and well.
For our religiously observant visitors
See Corporate and Partner admission information

Visitor Information

Hours
Tue–Sun 10AM–4:30PM

Last admission at 4PM; grounds close at 4:15PM

Admission
$10 - Adults
$6 - Students 18+ & Seniors 65+
$4 - Children 6–18
FREE for Members

Admission is free on Thursdays
(Free admission does not apply to organized groups)

Parking
Members - $10
Non-Members - $13

Address
4900 Independence Avenue, Bronx, NY

Admission

Adults	$10
Students & Seniors 65+	$6
Children 6+	$4
Wave Hill Members	Free
Corporate Members	Free

Free admission offered all day Thursdays (does not apply to organized groups)

Hours

Grounds: Tue-Sun	10:00AM - 4:15PM
Wave Hill House	10:00AM - 4:00PM
Perkins Visitor Center & The Shop: Tues–Sun	10:30AM - 4:00PM
The Café	10:30AM - 4:00PM
Conservatory & Glyndor Gallery	10:00AM - 4:00PM

The Conservatory closes daily from 12PM - 1PM. Glyndor Gallery closes daily from 12PM – 12:30PM

Onsite Parking

Members	$10
Non-Members	$13

Spend $100 or more in The Shop and your same-day parking fee is free! Applies to a single transaction, after merchandise discount and before sales tax. Be sure to have your parking receipt ready to show at the time of your Shop purchase.

Know Before You Go

Please take note of our guidelines to ensure everyone's safety and help protect Wave Hill's living collection

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Getting Here

It’s easy to get here by bus, car, subway or Metro-North

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Spring seasonal guide Flower Garden credit Wave Hill 2

Admission for Partner Organizations

Staff members of our Corporate Members and card holders of partner organizations, click below for instructions on obtaining your admission tickets.

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Become a Member

Visitor Guidelines

A Place for All Seasons

Spring seasonal guide Grounds credit Wave Hill

Photo: Erica Berger

Photo: Joshua Bright

Open All Year

In spring, the thrill of newness takes over the gardens and glory-of-the-snow, the first to bloom, spreads across the grounds and carpets the woodlands. Summer slips in with beauty everywhere, followed by autumn's brilliant colors and sharp air. Winter settles across the land and a hush pervades everything.