Manhattan’s flagship farmers market, open year-round Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. Over 140 regional farmers, fishers, and bakers. A fantastic stop for a snack, fresh flowers, or just to wander. … Continue reading “Union Square Greenmarket”
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A 1.5-mile elevated public park built on a former freight rail line. Wild gardens, sculptures, and unique vantage points over the Hudson Yards, the West Side, and Chelsea. Free, year-round. … Continue reading “High Line — Elevated Linear Park”
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The most iconic monument in the world, plus the deeply moving Ellis Island Immigration Museum where over 12 million immigrants entered the United States. Ferry from Battery Park. Tickets include … Continue reading “Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island”
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A 52-acre botanic garden with over 14,000 plant varieties from around the world. The Cherry Esplanade in late April draws thousands; the Japanese Hill-and-Pond Garden is a year-round highlight. Special … Continue reading “Brooklyn Botanic Garden”
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The grand pedestrian promenade and ornate terrace at the heart of Central Park. The American elm-lined Mall is one of the largest stands of remaining elms in North America. Bethesda … Continue reading “Central Park — The Mall & Bethesda Terrace”
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New York City’s favorite summer destination. Two miles of free public beach, a historic boardwalk, the Cyclone roller coaster, the Wonder Wheel, classic Nathan’s hot dogs, and the New York … Continue reading “Coney Island Beach & Boardwalk”
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An 85-acre revitalized post-industrial waterfront park stretching 1.3 miles along the East River. Six piers offer everything from soccer fields to handball courts to a giant carousel. Sweeping views of … Continue reading “Brooklyn Bridge Park”