A treasure garden located in the small town of Yonkers, it is like traveling through an ancient castle garden in Europe. It was once the mansion of the famous lawyer Samuel, and then it was converted into a garden. I originally came here for the Temple of Love in the garden, but I didn't expect to be amazed by the scenery of the Amphitheater as soon as I entered the door, with fountains, small ponds, European pavilions and columns. Standing in the Temple of the Sky, you can also overlook the Hudson River and the lush opposite bank. It is said that in the heyday of the garden from 1920 to 1930, the garden was maintained by 60 gardeners. Lawyer Samuel was also very proud of the garden and would open it to the public every week. It also set a record of 30,000 visitors per day. The current garden only preserves a small part of the year, but it still retains the exquisite European style.