Neighborhood guide / Queens
Queensboro Hill, Queens
Explore Queensboro Hill, Queens with a neighborhood outline map, places to eat, parks and landmarks, and nearby transit.
Map of Queensboro Hill
● Guide locationP ParkT Rail station
Open street map and zoom in ↗Turtle Playground is one public space to look for on your route. Check service to Flushing-Main St if you’re arriving by rail.
Landmarks and public spaces
Parks and places to spend time
- Turtle PlaygroundHorace Harding Exwy. Sr. Rd. S., 138 St., 61 Rd.
- Kissena Corridor ParkBooth Memorial Ave., Crommelin St., Colden St. bet. College Pt. Blvd. and Kissena Blvd.
- Cedar Grove PlaygroundGravett Rd. bet. Main St. and 149 St.
Designated landmarks
- Unisphere and Surrounding Reflecting PoolFlushing Meadows-Corona Park
- Saint George's Church, Old Parish House and Graveyard38-02 Main Street
- Protestant Reformed Dutch Church of Flushing (Bowne Street Community Church)143-11 (143-19) Roosevelt Avenue
Public art and monuments
- Lawrence EntranceEast side of park, under Van Wyck Expressway overpass, near Lawrence Street and 57th Road
- World's Fair FlagstaffsFlushing Meadows / Corona Park
Restaurants and local hangouts
These nearby listings come from city records. Check current hours and menus before visiting.
Where to eat
- 88 CanteenChinese · 58-46 Main Street
- Sour Little 7Chinese · 59-06 Main Street
- ChakraChinese/Japanese · 59-08 Main Street
- Tianxia Asian CuisineChinese · 59-08A Main Street
Cafés and bakeries
- Refresh CoJuice, Smoothies, Fruit Salads · 60-10 Kissena Boulevard
- Moge TeeCoffee/Tea · 42-35 Main Street
Getting there
Explore nearby
East Flushing Flushing-Willets Point Pomonok Flushing Murray Hill
Map and listing sources
City Planning boundaries · Neighborhood names · City restaurant records · Parks · Designated landmarks · Public monuments · MTA stations