The same skyline, the harbor and the Statue of Liberty, from the ground and from the top, at your own pace and often for free.
The whole skyline from above, with time to take it in: open-air terraces, glass floors and 360-degree views, day or night, at your own pace.
Edge at Hudson Yards · Top of the Rock · SUMMIT One Vanderbilt · One World Observatory · Empire State Building
Free, around the clock, about 25 minutes each way. Glides past the Statue of Liberty and the whole Lower Manhattan skyline from the open deck.
Set foot on Liberty Island, climb to the pedestal or crown, and walk the halls where millions of immigrants first arrived.
One of the great free walks in the world: stone towers, cable lines framing the skyline, and the East River below.
Lawns, piers and beaches on the East River with a front-row view of Lower Manhattan and the bridges. Perfect at sunset.
Miles of riverfront paths, piers and gardens along the west side of Manhattan, and a floating park with its own amphitheater.
Gardens, a waterfront promenade and harbor views at the tip of Manhattan, right where the Statue of Liberty ferries leave.
A short ferry ride to car-free lawns, hammocks, bike paths and hills built for the best harbor and skyline views.
843 acres of meadows, lakes, bridges and woods in the middle of Manhattan, with the skyline rising over the trees.
Some of the best Manhattan views are from across the river: Liberty State Park's promenade facing the Statue of Liberty, and Hoboken's Pier A Park looking straight at Midtown.
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