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Take the kids to the TOM OTTERNESS real world sculptures displays of bronze figurines near Battery Park playground. Find details here!

ULTIMATE GUIDE TO TOM OTTERNESS REAL WORLD SCULPTURES Skip to Content Search Magnifying Glass Search for: Close Search × Home Start Here≺ Activities Recipes & Food Destinations≺ Australia≺ Brisbane Byron Bay Canberra Gold-Coast Hobart Melbourne Sunshine Coast Sydney NZ≺ Auckland Napier Rotorua Taupo & Waitomo America≺ Hawaii Los Angeles New York UK≺ London Europe≺ Visit Santa in Lapland Paris Rome Helsinki Stockholm Asia≺ Tokyo Hiroshima Singapore Bali Hong Kong Best Tours & Discount Tickets Best Travel Tips DISNEY≺ BEST DISNEY SOUVENIRS! 20 BEST DISNEY TIPS AND TRICKS DISNEY HOTELS DISNEY WORLD Orlando DISNEYLAND Los Angeles Disneyland Paris Tokyo Disneyland Tokyo DisneySEA Hong Kong Disneyland Disney Tips Collection Christmas Shopping Tips SHOP≺ Tokyo Travel Guide Bali Travel Guide CITY GUIDES FOR FAMILY TRAVEL Contact ULTIMATE GUIDE TO TOM OTTERNESS REAL WORLD SCULPTURES 0 Comments INSIDE: Everything you need to know about Tom Otterness Real World sculptures in New York. Stumble upon magic as you walk through Rockefeller Park when you find the Tom Otterness Battery Park City in New York sculpture display. Kids (and you) can spot the super cute Tom Otterness bronze figurines in  all kinds of poses. Take a look below for details. Disclosure: This article contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase after clicking on one of these links, we may receive a small commission at NO extra cost to you. Guide to Tom Otterness Real World Sculptures New York City is FULL of surprises, and this one tickled my fancy. Take a good look around you at these unique New York attractions. The Tom Otterness bronze sculptures pop up in the strangest spots. Related: The Ultimate Guide of Best Things to do in New York with kids Tom Otterness Sculptures in New York City These whimsical creatures imitate life with a genuine honesty. My boys and I could not get enough! It’s fabulous to see public art on display in this great city. We want more! New York City Sculptures Such a variety of sculptures can be found at this Tom Otterness exhibition of his art. This face was intriguing! Tom Otterness Battery Park Installed in 1992, the collection of Bronze Sculptures by Tom Otterness is much loved by locals, and it’s now one of New York’s most popular public art collections with both kids and grown ups. The Real World New York 1992 The Real World installation is full of cute fairy tale characters, hiding in plain sight. If you look closely enough, you can see there’s a strong theme of money running through the installation. Interpret that how you will. Tom Otterness Studio You can see more of the original photos of these bronze figurines here. THE INSIDE SCOOP: “The Real World” Battery Park Esplanade Correct at time of publication on Roam the Gnome. Please check with venue for updates. We apologise in advance if there have been any changes we are unaware of. All prices in US dollars, unless otherwise stated Address: “The Real World” sculpture display by artist Tom Otterness is located at the South end of Rockefeller Park at the intersection of River Terrace and Warren Street New York. Website: Click here for a video sneak peek! Opening Hours: Sunrise to sunset Entry Fees: Free How to get to Battery Park in New York City By Subway: Take a 4 or 5 subway trains to Bowling Green subway station Take the 1 train to Rector Street or South Ferry station N, R to Whitehall Street or Rector Street A, C, J, Z, 2, 3, 4,5 to Fulton Street Station. You will have to walk about 10 minutes south on Broadway from this Station. By Bus: M55 Downtown M15 Downtown M20 to South Ferry Downtown By Car: We recommend taking public transport as parking can be expensive in Lower Manhattan. Map of Battery Park City Facilities at the Tom Otterness Sculptures Toilets: Restrooms are located at the northwest corner of the Solaire Building, across the street from the Parkhouse. Disability access: Yes Shade: Trees Enclosed: No Ground cover: Concrete Picnic tables: Bench seating. Electric BBQs: No Water Bubblers/fountains: Yes Scooters and Bikes: Yes (to ride along the Hudson River Greenway) Dogs: No Toadstool Rating- Tom Otterness Real World NYC Stop by on your wander along the Hudson River Greenway to see these New York city sculptures. Looking for MORE Fun Battery Park playgrounds? Click the blue links below for more New York activities. 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