Lyndhurst Mansion

Lyndhurst, the grand estate in Irvington, NY, is called Lindhurst. The owner was once the mayor of New York City, and later donated the estate to the government because he could not pay the estate tax. The estate is now an open park, free in winter and charged during the day in spring. Because the manor does not have obstacles such as doors, so when the staff is off work, they can still enter and exit the [naughty] manor is very large, surrounded by the Hudson River, a piece of grass, there are not many buildings inside, it seems quiet and serene. There is also a large plantation of flowers, but no one has cultivated it. Below the trail along the river is a railway that leads south to Manhattan's Central Station, where many people live around New York City, and trains are their means of commuting to and from work.

The essence of Gothic architecture, the Lyndhurst Building takes you to the pure Gothic style - beautiful Lyndhurst heard that Jay Chou had come here to shoot blockbuster movies. This summer, my friends and I came to the niche tourist attraction Lyndhurst to enjoy the Gothic style that belongs to Lyndhurst. It is a beautiful place with a unique architectural style which is why it is striking. The local guide was informative and the short one and a half hour journey made us experience great. - Lyndhurst details We came here for a walk purely to pass the time and then conveniently continued our Sonnyside trip. The courtyard here in Lyndhurst was very beautiful, we didn't go to the mansion to see, and stayed in the rose garden for a long time. There is also a building used as a greenhouse, but it is not yet in use. The visitor center here is not bad, it is worth boasting that the bathroom here is very clean. There are occasional regular performances, actors wear medieval dresses and skirts, and regular flower shows in the mansion will be quite lively. If you come here to see the exhibition, it will cost $25 per person. There will be live decryption games and Shakespeare plays in the summer, and occasionally jazz concerts, if you are interested!