
For most of the 20th century, the far west side of Manhattan was the city’s back door: rail yards, warehouses, meatpacking plants and docks, with freight trains running right down the middle of Tenth Avenue. Then two very different projects transformed it. An abandoned elevated railroad was turned into the High Line, a park in the sky, and over the rail yards at its northern end, developers built Hudson Yards, a city of glass towers on a giant platform. This walk starts at an aircraft carrier on the Hudson, climbs through Hudson Yards and follows the High Line south past some of the most daring new architecture in New York.
- Nearest ferry
- Midtown West 39th St-Pier 79 · NYC Ferry, St. George route · 7 min walk to the start
- Nearest subway
- 34 St-Hudson Yards 7 · 13 min walk to the start
The first 3 stops
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1Intrepid Museum 🎟
2Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises 🎟
3The BEAST Speedboat Ride 🎟
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Sights
- 520 W. 28th by Zaha Hadid
- Baker & Williams Warehouse
- Chelsea Nouvel
- High Line 23
- High Line Observation Deck
- Hudson Yards
- IAC Building
- Lantern House
- Manhattan West
- National Biscuit Company (Nabisco) Building
- One High Line
- Oreo Way Skybridge
- The Edge
- The High Line
- The Javits Center
- The Shed
- The Solar Carve
- The Spur and Plinth
- The Standard Hotel
- The Vessel
- Tolerance Mural by Kobra
Food and drink
- Mercado Little Spain
- Russ & Daughters
- The Bakery at Greywind
Shops
- B&H Photo Video
- The Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards