Flushing offers an ethnically rich environment perfect for exploring and sightseeing. If you're hoping to see the Queens Botanical Garden, our hotel is ideally located. The Lexington Marco LaGuardia Hotel is also near Queens Museum, the Queens Zoo, the New York Library and many other local attractions you won't want to miss! Look at our listings below to create your own day out in the area.

Flushing Meadows Corona Park

Queen's largest park, featuring sports venues, museums and remnants of World's Fairs past

Flushing Town Hall

(718) 463-7700

137-35 Northern Blvd.

A great cultural center featuring visual and performing arts throughout the year

Hall of Science

(718) 699-0005

47-01 111th Street

New York's hands-on science center with over 400 exhibits

Jacob Javits Convention Center

655 West 34th Street

Features performances, conventions and exhibitions

The Queens Borough Public Library

(718) 990-0700

89-11 Merrick Blvd.

The largest library branch in New York City

Queens Botanical Gardens

(718) 886-3800

43-50 Main Street

39 acres of green space offers rose, bee, herb and perennial gardens

Queens Museum

(718) 592-9700

New York City Building

Includes a scale model of New York City, the largest architectural model ever built

Queens Zoo

(718) 271-1500

53-51 111th Street

Focuses on animals that are native to the Americas

Unisphere

Flushing Meadow Corona Park

A 12-story high globe that was the symbol of the 1964 World's Fair

Manhattan

You can also take a short train or subway ride to Manhattan. Explore attractions, dining and shopping in New York City.

Registered New York City Landmarks in Flushing include the Bowne House, Kingsland Homestead, Flushing Friends Meeting House (1694), and St. George's Church (1854).