This place is wonderful. Inspired, and free to walk across. It is an oasis of calm above a very bustling city. We entered it at the end where the vessel is, this is a very interesting piece of architecture, and we walked to Chelsea Market, which is also another beautiful place. There are a few people selling cold drinks along the route, which was very much needed. Would highly recommend a walk along the high line if you visit New york 😀

Excellent! I wasn't sure I wanted to go when my wife told me about it but I'm so glad we did! Gorgeous views, great walk after eating a big breakfast on the go, and the whole vibe is surreal! It's like walking in the future, the way the foliage meets the surrounding architecture.

The High Line is a perfect place to scape from the city when you are near the Meat Packing, I enjoy my long walks in here since I live in the neighborhood, the best time to visit is on week days, weekends are a bit crowded, close to Chelsea Market if you want to grab a quick lunch, it’s also surrounded by great restaurants, bars, coffee shops and more… nearby is also Little Island, that has beautiful views, you can also enjoy The Hudson Yards that many visitors go The Edge, The Vessel, nice restaurants and for shopping you have the mall. I highly recommend this place, if you are a tourist the visit is a must…👌👌👌

A wonderful walk between the city buildings of New York, take it as an easy way to Chelsea Market from the Vessel, which is a must see if you are nearby. Quite busy on a sunny afternoon but we have also visited in the early evening and enjoyed the views and surroundings just the same. Not a tourist trap just a nice walk along the old railway line.

The High Line is an interesting urban walking trail, there are many different things to see and explore. I liked that there were rest stops with plenty of seating along the way. Each section was unique and a surprise, one section had vendors and a small street market. The various art along the way was a nice surprise. It was a nice way to escape the busyness of the city.

A very serene and lovely walkway situated near the waterfront. You get some lovely spots for good photos of NYC, and there are some art pieces scattered along the way. Nice way to spend some time walking through the High Line on a sunny afternoon to soak in the vibes of the city. Unfortunately, the crowds can get very heavy at some parts of the walk, so the experience may not be as pleasant or tranquil as one might hope. Something to keep in mind and to tame your expectations when visiting!

This is one of my favorite NYC attractions! You can start by the Vessel if you are in a hurry, but I highly encourage you to take this memorable stroll on the High Line! The buildings, the art installations, the views of the city and Hudson River, and many other details are exceptional!

I really like that the city decided to turn the old train way into a very nice and scenic walkway. It's a great path for walking or jogging. Lots of interesting things to see, I especially like the variety of architectural structures to see.

This park is like nothing else in NYC, you literally see the rails built into paved way or have them as part of the lawn. Being elevated few floors above street level makes views from the park quite unique. Distinct feature of the park is close proximity to surrounding modern buildings that are architecturally superior to average new construction in Manhattan.

Highly recommended to anyone visiting new York to find time to go on the high line. It's just so unique offering a cut right at the hub of the city. Love the design and the views you get from different points. The flowers and plants are really great to look at and admire. Lot of places to sit and relax. It also ends near the vessel which is another amazing spot I like to just look and admire.

Amazing. True urban oasis. Great way to walk from Manhattan West down to Chelsea Market, the Whitney, Little Island, and Hudson River Park down to the WTC area. A must for anyone visiting Manhattan -- and just as beautiful in the evening with the City lights!

I would like to rate this place 5 stars. I did really enjoy visiting the high line. From the start to the end lasted about 20-25 minutes walk. It's a touristy place. You can easily get there with public transport. Walk with friends would be fun. Take good pictures with New York skyline. Moreover, it's free.

Walked the whole stretch. I did it during a weekend and, while it was packed most of the time, there were times I was almost completely alone. Overall it was quite an enjoyable experience. An interesting combination of nature and urban landscapes, in the middle of one of the largest cities in the world. The architecture of some of the buildings that surround it is also quite interesting. Recommended visit while in NYC

The High Line in New York City offers a unique and immersive urban experience that stands out even in a city known for its incredible parks and public spaces. This elevated linear park, built on a historic freight rail line, has been transformed into an urban oasis that weaves through the bustling streets of Manhattan's West Side. From the moment you ascend the staircases to the High Line, you're greeted by a fusion of nature, art, and design. The park's layout harmoniously integrates the industrial elements of the original railway with lush plantings, contemporary art installations, and panoramic views of the city and the Hudson River. As you stroll along the High Line, there's a palpable sense of calm that contrasts with the energetic pulse of the city below. The landscaping is thoughtfully curated, with a mix of wildflowers, grasses, and trees that change with the seasons, providing a haven for birds and insects and a splash of color against the urban backdrop. The park is also a cultural hub, offering a variety of public programs and art installations that provoke thought and conversation. The integration of art with nature invites visitors to reflect on the relationship between urban spaces and the environment. Seating areas and viewing platforms are strategically placed to take advantage of the vistas, making it a perfect spot to relax and people-watch. The High Line also features food vendors offering a selection of treats and refreshments, adding to the overall enjoyment of the experience. Accessibility is a key feature of the High Line, with multiple entry points and elevator access ensuring that everyone can enjoy what the park has to offer. It's not just a walk in the park; it's an embodiment of New York City's spirit of innovation and its commitment to urban renewal and public space. In essence, the High Line is more than just a park; it's a testament to the power of community vision and the potential for urban transformation. It's a must-visit destination for locals and tourists alike, offering a unique perspective on the city and a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of urban life.

The high line is a unique experience. It gives you an amazing perspective of New York City and it is very beautiful. All of the plants and trees through this path is incredible. Something to know, you can only enter through one or two locations and once you exit through their other locations you cant go back. I would recommend you spend your time walking and seeing everything and then go back to your desired exit. On a hot day, bring some good shade! There are locations where vendors are and we had the best mini donuts from there. Would recommend for people traveling to NY because I'm sure locals already know about it.

The High Line is a unique and beautiful park that offers stunning views of Manhattan and the Hudson River. It is a great place to enjoy nature, art, and design in the heart of the city. I loved walking along the elevated rail trail and exploring the different gardens and artworks. The High Line is a must-see for anyone visiting New York!

Unique walkway with spectacular views of Manhattan. Nothing beats this experience where you can walk beside the buildings and enjoy the architecture. I have been several times in the past and my favorite time of year to go is in the summer on a not so hot day. Beautifully decorated with plants and flowers, it's a nice contrast from all the concrete. You will not regret coming here!

The High Line is a must when you visit New York City. It's a park/walkway on an elevated rail line. You can walk through the park/gardens anytime, it takes about 35 minutes to walk. It’s surrounded by a lot of great restaurants, coffee shops, and bars. Lots of places to sit and you can even enjoy a nice picnic lunch. There is a playgrounds for kids. The best times to go is during the week, the weekend is very busy.

The Highline is a nice way to get across this part of the city. If you don't feel like dealing with traffic, cars, and crowds of people, walking along the highline is a nicer and better way to get through the area. It's a nice elevated park with many opportunities to see interesting architecture.

Have always enjoyed walking in both directions on the High Line during my work lunch hour, wasn't really ever an issue with lots of people but unfortunately now it is. I no longer work in the area so this has been the first time in a couple years. I absolutely understand the need for tickets but even so lots of people walking super close to each other because the width of the walkway isn't wide at all. But all in all we enjoyed walking it & seeing views from a different location. Very nice with lots of greenery in some parts so you feel like you're in garden & not in the city. Nice there is seating when you feel one needs a break.

Picture make sure you check out the website before you visit you to book a ticket in advance depending the time and day that you're going to visit. This is to be an old train station that carried merchandise from the ships to the city without blocking traffic. So instead of destroying it they just built on top of it a nice park and is building surrounding it plus a hotel and restaurants. Great views of the Hudson River and sunset. There's benches to sit on a nice garden with flowers and some trees. There is also some times depending on the day, a food court.

Lovely path on an ancient railway station from Hudson yards to Chelsea market

Great walking trail on a abandoned above ground rail platform. Trail is about 19-20 blocks long with beautiful landscaping and a few great views of the area. Well maintained with bathrooms along the trail. There is also a walking tour avaliable which I saw in progress.

Great place specially during summer to take a walk, hang out with friends and family. There is lots of free and spacious seating, different flora labelled throughout the whole park, some artistic installations, restrooms and water filling stations too. Love the accessibility. There is dedicated space right across little island with food stalls and art sellers. Can easily spend two hours. Starbucks roastery is walking distance too so maybe roam around before/after!

Probably one of my favorite parks in NYC. It’s a great place for hanging out. The neighborhood is also beautiful, with shinny new high raises and the quintessential old New York.

A mile walk to remember. If you are visiting the the little island or near the area please take a walk on this one of a kind elevated park. The sights, the gardens, the architecture, the shops are all incredible.

I love this place. You should go there to different times in the year. In summer you had Cafés, bars or snack bars. The ground is with water so you can cool your feets. In Winter it is like Charismas. If you go in the evening you have a amazing lighting. You should wear a mask.

A really beautiful walking path through Chelsea and the West Village. While we were there everything was blooming which gave it a nearly magical feeling. Just as a reminder: this google spot doesn’t mark the ending or the beginning of the path! If you want to walk the whole line you should either start at the Chelsea market or Hudson Yards.

I love to walk the High Line when I’m in NYC! The elevated perspective of the city on the West side is amazing! What a great use of an old subway line! It can get very busy, but it’s great!

Even in the rain.. probably better since it was not crowded at all... so great to pick up a coffee in Chelsea and then walk the length in both directions. Enjoy the architecture, the native plants and grasses, the many voices and languages you can hear along the walk... the views of NYC and of NJ.

An elevated old subway track that the city turned into an elevated park. I think this is a very cool use of abandoned city infrastructure. Definitely a worthwhile visit while you’re in town. It offers extraordinary views and access to several iconic places along the route such as Mercado Little Spain, Chelsea Market, and not too far from Riverside Park and Little Island and much more!!! If someone were visiting from out of town I would definitely bring them here.

The High Line is a captivating destination with a rich history. This elevated garden is a testament to urban innovation, transforming an old rail line into a lush haven. Learning about its inception and the city's decision to create this green space adds to its allure. The designers' vision shines through, making it a truly special place. Don't miss the charming water feature – a perfect oasis for a quick food break during your stroll.

Very beautiful NYC attraction. These were old rail tracks converted into a walkway tourist attraction. As you stroll along, you see beautifully designed buildings and architectures. You also have great sights of the city and other viewpoints.

Beautiful cross walk. Very clean and nice views. Perfect to go from The Edge to Chelsea Market

It’s so beautiful here! Follow me on Instagram @jaymceeviews

(Translated by Google) The High Line is a suspended urban linear park in New York's Manhattan borough, which is located 2.3 km away. It is built on the disused southern portion of the West Side Line to the Lower West Side. (Original) La High Line est un parc linéaire urbain suspendu de l'arrondissement de Manhattan à New York, aménagé sur une portion de 2,3 km. Elle est construite sur la portion sud désaffectée de la West Side Line allant jusqu'à Lower West Side.

Great nature walk on the old rail of Manhattan. Throughout the walk it was not crowded and there were lots of sitting areas. The view is amazing throughout the path.

One of my favorite ways to walk through Manhattan. It is a beautiful contrast between nature and concrete. Also the building that you will be passing through are so cool looking. Amazing architecture. I like that it end at the hudson yards new mall and sculpture!

Love walking the high line every time I’m in NYC! Converting an old railroad line into a park was one of the most incredible and imaginative projects. Enjoy some fall colors (visited end of October) and wonderful views of the city!! Buy a thing or two at the Chelsea artist & flea market.

Short: Fun (free) walk in the park alongside old railway tracks Long: Totally recommended. Short walk across a couple of blocks along an old abandoned railway track. There's plenty to see alongside (see images and my "little island" recession) as well as the famous Vessel on one of the northern end. It's free, it's nice and there even facilities on the way (supposedly rare thing in NYC)

Great views, great walk, great route. It's pretty rare that a green walk through a city is actually significantly faster and more convenient than regular street walking. High Line achieves this! There's great views all the way along, and walking it end to end is a great way to see hints of NYC buildings in gaps between the greenery.

It's an incredibly smart use of a decaying urban structure into one of the most beautiful walks in the city. Meandering through gardens, fascinating architecture and allowing you to jump off every couple of blocks to a strategically placed bar or restaurant it is a must do in a city full of them.

The High Line is an experience like no other. Definitely one of my top 3 parks in New York. It’s surreal walking above the traffic between the buildings on an old rail line that is now covered in plants. For me, it’s just about the perfect length for a nice walk. It’s good all year long, but especially in the spring and summer when the foliage is fuller. Be warned that it can get pretty busy though.

The Beginning of High Line is not too hard to find. The park is gorgeous, with wonderful views of the city and the river. There are many benches and seats for people to sit and relax if they are too tired.

One of my favorite things to do in NYC. Show up when you like, walk the High Line at your own pace; it's not a race. Always something to see. Fabulous selection of decent restaurants at the end of the line. My favorite is heading back to Hudson Yards as the night lights start to come on after sunset. A must.

One of the best things, if not the best, in Manhattan. Excellent idea to repurpose this old train track into an elevated walkway that nicely takes you all around new and fancy buildings. I enjoyed walking it north to south and south to north but definitely more from north to south. You can get a beautiful view of the NJ skyline from the south end part of it. Not so nice to run there, even in the early mornings unfortunately. It is way too packed with people for this to be really enjoyable. It’s all free! Go ahead and do it!

What can I tell you, one of the best places on the planet. Apart from the fact that it is free, it is the perfect union between nature, sculpture and architecture. A place where you feel very peaceful and enjoy the wonderful surroundings. I have no idea how many blocks the trip is, but I assure you that when it ends you will be left wanting much more. I recommend it one hundred.

Very nice green oasis in the middels of hectic NYC. This walk was actually one of the nicest things we have done during this stay. The walkway itself is great full of green and flowers but as nice is the view you have of the city. Absolute must do.

High Line Park is one of the most beautiful and unique parks. It’s 9.1 meters above the street level, and 2.3 kilometers long. The High Line is transformed from an abandoned elevated railway bridge, as a "sky garden" for leisure and entertainment. At the opening ceremony, then-New York Mayor Bloomberg called it "a special gift to this city." Here, you can overlook Manhattan and appreciate the beauty of New York City from different angles.

This is such an amazing idea that I wish more cities had something similar. The whole line is full of different plants and sculptures. You will find local vendors and also be able to see a few touristy spots along the way. There are gardens, and ice cream shops and water features along the way. You can also walk to the vessel from here.

Fantastic use of an old railway line, turning it into a linear park. It's a great walking experience high above the hustle and bustle of New York City. It's very well planted with a wide selection of local plants. Great walk

Let me start by saying if you don't like walking, this probably isn't the spot for you. Now that said it's definitely a nice walk above the city that gives you some unique views of different parts of the city and other buildings. The old train tracks, gardens and sculptures are all beautiful and make the walk that much better.

Beautiful “park” path located on retired elevated train tracks through the city. It’s a magical combo of lush and interesting landscaping, art and murals, NY city views and Hudson River views. It’s free to access, and a must see for a NYC trip. We walked North to south, starting at the Vessel and got down at the Chelsea Market. 100% recommend and would do again.

A "must do" on your NYC list of activities. This is an abandoned train track that was beautifully re-purposed into a picturesque walk that features jaw-dropping architecture, thoughtful "view points", ample uniquely styled seating, city skylines, inspiring murals and original scrulptures/works of art. I've never walked it when it wasn't littered with tourists, but that's part of the excitement of it. Be prepared to dodge the countless people stopping to take pictures, but don't miss the performing artists and frequent food stops along the line. It's worth the walk, and every time you visit, you're sure to witness something new!

Beautiful walk surrounded by amazing buildings and variety of flowers and plants. Our walk came just after our visit to The edge due to the proximity. Enjoyable and towards they have few benches where you can sit and enjoy the view

The High Line ist in New York, NY 10011, Vereinigte Staaten, gelegen. In der vorbezeichneten Angelegenheit handelt es sich um einen beliebten Park, auf einer ehemaligen Eisenbahnlinie in 9m Höhe, mit auf den Fluß. Sehr empfehlenswert!

Very nice walk! Beautiful scenery and not too many people during the week. It's unfortunate they didn't plant all season flowers if there is such a thing lol. The views are eye catching and it's just great to get out and do something safe. Mask are required and no pets allowed. There are workers for the High Line at each entry which is helpful if you have questions.

Such a beautiful walk through Hudson Yards and the Meatpacking District. I went for a date with my boyfriend and we were easily able to find places to sit, enjoy the sun, and get a beautiful view of the city. The best part is that it’s free and one of the only places where there is actually social distancing 😂 What a beautiful way to explore the West Side of Manhattan.

Visiting from Houston Texas. Very nice walk way for easy walkable commuting. I wasn't a fan of registering to walk on the on the platform. It is a very nice sight to see with the reclaimed train tracks being high up and seeing the streets below you. A beautiful place for photography. It's nice it's nice that they have stuff there to assist you if you have any questions but I think that a sign will do just as well with available information needed for your walking needs. It's a park, or a way to commute.

(Translated by Google) I like to walk here (Original) Люблю здесь гулять

(Translated by Google) Impressive!!! (Original) Impressionante!!!

Very nice relax walk. Restaurants are currently closed but the walk and many structured buildings, Bill boards and art. It's breath taking within the city. Restroom are accessible for handicapped and various purposes. While there I saw photographers taking pics of a bridal party and family pics it was beautiful. These are some of my views from the park.

Amazing space. Great job providing an amazing experience in the middle of NYC.

Come for a quiet walk without any people around! Make a reservation on their website first. You can only go in one direction and later at night, the entire length of the walkway is not available. Bathrooms are available right above the stairs where you enter.

A New York experience not to be missed. Art and architecture combined in a visual collage giving you a hundred different photo opportunities per step. In the city and above it all at the same time. Flowers and bees and a lot of friendly people milling around. Great use of the old structure.

(Translated by Google) Awesome (Original) رووووعه

One of my favorite parts of the High Line. Probably one of the few places to watch a good sunrise (remember there are tons of places to see a good sunset in NYC but because the sun sets on the opposite side if you find a good break in the buildings from this part of the High Line you can get an amazing sunrise). I love downtown chelsea views this location offers, seeing the samsung buildings and the other tech startups locations. Wish they had a few more places to descend.

(Translated by Google) Fantastic!!! Go through it from end to end ... rest ... look ... take photos !! Do not miss it!!! (Original) Fantástico!!! Recorrerlo de punta a punta...descansar..mirar..sacar fotos!! No se lo pierdan!!!

(Translated by Google) Unmissable visit to New York. Going through it is shocking. (Original) Imperdible visita de Nueva York. Recorrerlo es impactante.

Amazing walk on sunny days. A bit touristy and crowded but yet worth a visit.

High about the New York city skyline is a great nature walk or run. You can peak into city dwellers apartments to get a feel of city living. The flowers and vegetation are beautiful and plenty of places to sit for a minute to enjoy the fabulous views.

Wow. An oasis in the middle of the city. Beautiful vegetation and sights. Visit the little island, Chelsea market and the Vessel during your walk

Three different locals suggested we visit this place and it definitely did not disappoint. Very cool place. Old subway tracks converted into a public park with so much plant life and greenery. A few vendors with food and wares along the way. We were only able to do a small portion of the southern end but we will definitely be back to check out the rest on a future trip. For anyone debating on going, DO IT.

Delightful experience during our visit to New York City. Walking along the Highline and looking up and down all the crossing streets, getting to see the unique buildings along the walk up close, it was fun. Was quite busy at 4pm on a Tuesday, seemed like visitors and locals using the path to get home. Was nice to walk a mile or so without dodging cars while crossing streets below. Recommend!

Honestly, this one's quite unique. I would highly recommend everyone to go here. The addition of Vessel makes the outing even better. If you are a person who likes to enjoy parks and public space - you will definitely like this one.

This elevated linear park is a rail trail built on a disused New York City Railroad viaduct. The entire trail, walking slowly and taking photos in between takes about half an hour. Definitely worth a visit/walk, to see New York City from a different point of view. I recommend a walk in the spring/summer time, when nature is more lush. The entrance is free.

A nice walkway with lots of vegetation and some sculptures in the Chelsea area. There is easy access to Chelsea Market and the Hudson Yards. There are many spots where you can get great shots of the surrounding neighborhoods and buildings. Apart from a some areas which the vegetation seems to be not well maintained it is a great place for a walk and to head to popular points in the city.

Wonderful initiative to turn the old railroad into a park. It’s extremely pleasant to escape New York’s traffic and just stroll through a semi wild park. October may not be the best time to visit, still there was a lot to enjoy with regard to colour and shape.

Incredible high walk. Beautiful sights of the city, the buildings , the sky skyscrapers. Connects the vessel with the Chelsea market and little island. Be aware that the are starting to required tickets. It’s getting crowded. Tickets are free and you can book them online. Try to do it the night before to be safe.

The high line is a awesome park to walk through. A view of New York in a unique way. Stroll trough the city will enjoy long great views from above. This way ends at the vessel / the edge. If you want to visit Chelsea market I recommend that you start at the other end and finish here.

Things I saw in the section near the Whitney Museum: Public art 'You Know Who I Am' by Paola Pivi, street scenes, and pink flowers from a perfume promotion. Just love love love High Line.

Very impressive how a former metro can become a park. Very strict rules anyway No dogs, no alcohol, no smoking.... But good for some pictures.

One of our favourite spots in New York City. Come on a Tuesday evening where the High Line is open until late for stargazing 🔭

My last day in New York so I walked the High Line. Lovely walk following a disused railway

Very nice walk, you can see better from the top of the road.

In bloom! Unfortunately, parts of the Highline are still closed. Sadly, staff are allowing pooping dogs, pot smoking, bicycles and kids in scooters. Most of the grass areas are overgrown and uncared for. The Highline is becoming a relic at an early age. SAD & UNFORTUNATE.

2nd time visiting the park, first time was during the winter which was not as enjoyable. During the summer you get pleasant view of the city and New Jersey. Great to walk with a date. Plenty of spots to sit down and relax, also lots of shaded areas to cool off from the insane summer heat.

I loved this place. As you walk in the high line, you will see the original tracks, you will hear music and/or narration of the history of that place. In certain places you will have some seats and will see lots of colored flags. In the distance you will see the new building at Hudson Yards, very small compared to the buildings around it. On the other side, you will see Hudson River and New Jersey's buildings.

You got to try the Vessel at Hudson Yard and the high online park. This is the river side park with New Jersey waterfront and skyline. The government take good use of this abandoned place and converting it to another modern and fashion center in the west side of manhattan. Try Hudson yard and high line park. And you won’t regret it.

Such a cool little path on an old, elevated subway line. Great greenery and great views throughout the walk. Walking path can get a little narrow and packed if there are a lot of people but still cool.

Great views, elevated walkway, lot of greenery, plenty of picturesque view. Try to go during weekdays, if you are going during summertime bring some shade, we walked from starting point to end, some places walkway will be narrow and bit crowded. You can cover the city view, Hudson river, old railway line, different types of art works. Entire walk is exceptional.

I had no idea this existed in Manhattan! Such a cool concept of converting an old train track into a long park that runs along buildings through the city. There are benches, old parts of the railroad exposed and lots of plants everywhere. Such a great way to experience the city, I highly recommend to check it out!

Such a piece full and enjoyable walk. The nature is so weird to see in the big city and is perfect for tourist’s and locals.

Crowded on a beautiful Friday. Many entrances along the way. Bathrooms at 12th st and near 20th st. Free readmission. You can walk all the way to the Vessel and fancy shops in Hudson Yards. It's a nice walk from 12th st to 34th street.

Don't miss out on this when visiting New York. Can be very crowded at times, but a very pleasant walk above the busy streets. A piece of history and at the same time a piece of nature. It was free access when we were there.

Loved everything about how they changed this historic landmark into something so beautiful! I layout is amazing, and I will be back for more pictures and just to sit enjoying a good atmosphere!

The beauty of plant life, well and purposeful reuse of industrial architecture from days gone by, and the lovely backdrop of lower Manhattan. The High Line is a great city park and well worth the visit. Plentiful parking options as well. I recommend it by evening just after sunset!

We walked from one end to the other of the high line. With beautiful views and lush greenery throughout the path, it made for a great evening walk!! The path has benches every few feet if you need to rest or just sit and admire the view! There are exits/entry points to the high line at several different streets.

The High Line is a great way to see many sights of the city. Offering unique vantage points along the way you will walk along and amongst many beautiful buildings and architectural features not well seen from the street. That along with the many art installations along the way will make traversing the city a joy and blocks will pass without feeling weary as you soak in the views and friendly atmosphere of the High Line.

A really good place to walk and admire the beauties of Manhattan's low-west area. The High Line used to be a train track, but it was transformed into a peatonal path surrounded by plants, flowers, and buildings with beautiful architecture. You can start walking near Chelsea Market and end by The Vessel.

Absolutely stunning walkway, that's covered with beautiful florals. You get a great view of the city and buildings that encompass it. Definitely worth going to even just for a leisurely stroll.

This is recycling at the best. Instead of demolishing the old railway track and creating environmental disasters, rather save the structure and put it back in work by creating urban oasis in the middle of the concrete jungle. I visited the first time when it was opened for the first time. In my second visit, I was surprised by the plant growth on the high line. High line has distinct wild flower growth, and you can select your choice of wild flower by completing the survey. Instead of visiting expensive botanical gardens in different boroughs, you get similar seasonal flowers and plant exposure on a high line for free. This is a must-see attraction for the visitors along with Vessel. You can start from Chelsea all the way to Vessel in Hudson Yard. There are refreshments stalls and constant changing public art on display besides breathtaking views. Restrooms 🚻 are available at both ends. One can easily hop off to newly created Little Island Park. If you decide to spend more time, then benches and water features are there to rest and relax. Some portion of the high line is under renovations by Jacob Javits Center. Please follow the rules and regulations of the park.

Nice little walk that gives you a break away from the city whilst still being in the city. There are some nice views and although you’ll still find tourists doing this walk, it has significantly less tourists than other places. Add this to your list and give it a walk one day. There are multiple entry and exit points however it’s a good idea to go from the Chelsea Markets and then go down to the shops in Hudson Yard, or the other way around. Can imagine this makes for a nice night walk and is amazing in Autumn or when snowing. Would I go again: Yes Do I recommend: Yes

I love The High Line. Great views of the city, unique spot in NYC on Manhattan's west side. My sister and I walked this during a rainy afternoon in May in 2018, and it was still so beautiful, & so much fun!!! If you're on the fence about visiting, definitely do it.

It use to be a train track. Now it was converted in a park. You can walk from 34st.-14st, through the buildings. A whole different way of experiencing the city.

This park is such a wonderful use of old infrastructure that has character. What has been done to make the High Line a beautiful park is amazing. Strolling through the neighborhoods surrounded by beautiful plants, art and architecture it is a must vist for residents and visitors to the city.

When the sun's out, there’s nothing quite like taking a walk on the High Line. NYC’s elevated park is certainly one of more popular New York attractions everyone needs to check off their list, and it's the perfect activity to take visitors from out of town. To give you a bit of history, the High Line was once a rail track, which went out of use in 1980. In 2009, the 1.45-mile-long strip was transformed into what is now considered one of the most unique Parks in NYC.

Great place to walk around on the old rail lines. Would suggest going on nice warm days. Also great for people watching.

One of my favorite parks; quiet and serene. Bring a book and a snack, and enjoy a chaise to relax, right in the middle of NYC. Free to enter, but requires a timed entrance during the pandemic. Walk from 14th St to 34th St (flat walking with elevator accessibility) and then visit Hudson Yards. A great day for all ages.

My favorite place in the city, it’s amazing for a walk and chill, always clean always perfect 👌🏽

Such a beautiful and peaceful walk! It was quiet and just enough above the city to allow you to not hear so much noise. Beautiful trees.

Amazing! I don't know what draws me to this place. The first time I came here was on a school trip in college by an amazing professor who wanted to give us a tour of the history of nyc. It used to be an old elevated railroad track, and you can still see the railroad tracks to this day. Really relaxing walk from start to finish. Perfect for a short date, or stroll with friends!

Sitio muy vacancito para caminar

Nice views all throughout! Food courts at both ends!

What an amazing use for an old industrial rail line. I walked all along the High Line and it was really great. You get to pass some beautiful Garden areas as well as interesting buildings with strong murals depicting politics and racial struggles. You even get to go in some of the old industrial buildings that the Trains used to enter. It is free of charge to go on the High Line and it is quite busy all the times. , so you may need to book online to reserve a positon. It is open from 7am to 7pm Monday to Friday, Saturday and Sunday it's 10am to 6pm. If you love contemporary Art then you absolutely must visit this place. The High Line website will provide you with all the information you need regarding exhibits and locations of specific works. There are accessible entry points at various locations also. There are also food/drink stands available but at the moment I do not think they are open due to Covid. No visit to New York is complete without visiting the High Line.

Ein schöner Spaziergang. Man vergisst fast in einer Millionenstadt zu sein.

One of Manhattans many tourist attractions is the highline. Its a beautiful walk down from Hudson yards where you can start and see the vessel and the edge and then head down the old tracks towards the meatpacking to see all the sights and artistic structures on the way. In the summer its full of life and greenery.

Timed entries now, but section west and north of Hudson Yards us closed for updates

(Translated by Google) A scenic walk to enjoy fresh air ... modern buildings art places to rest ... several simply spectacular income built on an old subway line ... these photos are in winter (Original) Un paseo paisajistico para disfrutar de aire puro...edificiones modernos arte lugares para descansar...varios ingresos sencillamente espectacular construido sobre una antigua via del metro ...estas fotos son en invierno

A great urban intervention and bringing new life to old infrastructure

Reminisce how I spend a beautiful summer day in New York. Beautiful place to take a walk🙂

Nice walk for sunny days

(Translated by Google) Very nice! (Original) Дуже гарно!

A spectacular use of an old train line. Lots of people but fantastic spots. The best is to stop to enjoy the view and the environment. The ending in the Chelsea area is fantastic

(Translated by Google) Awesome!!!!!! (Original) Impresionante!!!!!!

Great!

(Translated by Google) Excellent hikes (Original) Caminatas excelentes

You get to walk in between buildings its awesome!

Unusual concept for a park, on elevated former rail tracks, with places to sit, local grasses and other flora, and views of outdoor art, the Hudson River and historic places along it (like where the Titanic would have docked had it made it), Hoboken and the Palisades of NJ. At one end is the Whitney Museum, the other very West 34th St., which is walkable with loads of shopping eventually leading to Macy*s and stores beyond that. Also near the new Hudson Yards and Meatpacking neighborhoods (no longer a yard and no longer does meatpacking occur, discuss). Ferries are nearby. During tourist seasons, it can be uncomfortably crowded. But if you're at a Javitz Convention Center event, or at nearby shopping on 34th St., or just on vacation, it's a thing to see. Not really a place I go out of my way to visit regularly.

Enjoyed my Sunday stroll, beautiful aesthetic.

(Translated by Google) Nice walker with great views. It is worth it to take nice photos (Original) Bonito andador con excelentes vistas. Vale la pena para sacar bonitas fotos

Awesome sight.

(Translated by Google) Something wonderful to know (Original) Algo maravilloso para conocer

I love how the kids smiles and loves the place and Great place to relax.

(Translated by Google) It is a nice park to relax after a good kick. It has many banks along it. (Original) Es un parque bonito para relajarse despues de una buena pateada. Tiene muchos bancos a lo largo de el.

Great place to take a stroll with friends. Lots of interesting architecture--much of it contemporary--along the route. Lots of young couples, some with strollers. Multiple opportunities to sit down and rest. Multiple exit opportunities along the route, one or two of which have elevators. Wheelchair-accessible. Bathrooms at both ends of route.

Good walk, especially with light crowds during the week.Still lovely holiday decorations, especially by the shops. A bit of a wind tunnel near the vessel outside.

(Translated by Google) One of the favorite places to walk around Yanyu York! Free, it is fashionable to go down in different places to have a bite (in the terminal, for example, the lobster is delicious). It also began with the new Wessel. (Original) Одно из любимых мест погулять по Янью-Йорку! Бесплатно, модно спускаться в разных местах чтоб перекусить (в терминале например лобстер вкусный). Так же начало его у нового Весселя.

i love it it is a great place for kids and family to go to

Great and fast place to went from another place to another. Would like more place like this in other cities!

Went there during Covid so it was empty. The place is so cool! Has many seating areas along the way. What makes this park interesting and unique is that it goes through buildings and you can see many peek-a-boos of NYC.

You can see the bigger Scenario of Manhattan downtown with a bust sky view.You can also see some part of Staten Island and Statue of Liberty,the island of immigrant just on the right.

A Must See, as either a New Yorker or a Visitor!

Great afternoon walk. Went on a Saturday during the holidays, so it was a little crowded. Weekdays are a better time to visit. No dogs allowed, masks are mandated and a free timed ticket is required to enter. You can go online to reserve your timeslot. It has multiple entrances, but I recommend you begin by the Whitney downtown or by the Vessel, which is midtown. Overall it's a beautiful walk full of art and ever changing landscape depending in the season and the new finished construction or art installation.

Fun

(Translated by Google) Good walking route. (Original) Buena ruta para caminar.

(Translated by Google) I expected it to be more comfortable for a nice walk. Hamos, a lot of people in an alley with a width of 1m more parts of it. Hardly again. (Original) Το περίμενα πιο άνετο για μια ωραία βόλτα. Xαμός, πολύς κόσμος σε δρομάκι με 1m πλάτος στα περισσότερα σημεία του. Δύσκολα ξανά.

The first place in NYC I recommend to my tourist friends. Great architecture walk. Do note: During covid you have to reserve your place in line. They have you queue up and let people in groups.

The high is really fun/beautiful and it's free. Visit it in the spring, Fall and Summer, you will not really enjoy it in the Winter

Always a delight to walk here. They have controlled the number of people that can go in, so you don't have to worry about it being crowded.

Nice little walk a lot of history

Beautiful...🥰😍

여름~가을에 가시길 추천!

The High Line is a 1.45-mile-long (2.33 km) elevated linear park, greenway and rail trail created on a former New York Central Railroad spur on the west side of Manhattan in New York City. The High Line's design is a collaboration between James Corner Field Operations, Diller Scofidio + Renfro, and Piet Oudolf. The abandoned spur has been redesigned as a "living system" drawing from multiple disciplines which include landscape architecture, urban design, and ecology. Since opening in June 2009, the High Line has become an icon of contemporary landscape architecture

Nice park to walk and enjoy the views

Tourists are gone in NYC. The High Line is quiet + accessible again. It's beautiful

(Translated by Google) Okay (Original) Bueno

AWESOME place to visit in the city!! But right now, isn't the best time to go. Yes, if you want to take those views shots, then by all means come for a stroll!!👍 Best time to come is mid spring!🍀🌸💐🌺🌻🐿🌿🌼🌱🦋

It was a unique experience and very enjoyable

(Translated by Google) I thought this was an okay park. It floated nicely 9 meters over the ground and is quite long. Basically everything is said with that. The greenery itself is not really something to write home about, but what do you expect from a thin park in the middle of the city. All in all a nice afternoon. (Original) Ik vond dit een oké parkje. Het zweefde mooi 9 meter over de grond en is vrij lang. Daar is eigenlijk alles wel mee gezegd. Het groen zelf is niet echt om over naar huis te schrijven, maar ja wat een verwacht je van een dun park midden in de stad. Al met al toch een leuke middag beleefd.

It's a nice place for a walk. But at this moment there are so many constructions going on around it that it's very noisy and not relaxing at all. Hopefully it'll change in the future.

Love everything they’ve made out of this, the high line is top 5 best attractions a MUST SEE when in New York !

(Translated by Google) It's worth a walk, a walk among the greenery is always better than the road. The remains of the old line are well managed and used (Original) Warto się przejść,spacer wśród zieleni zawsze lepszy niż drogą. Dobrze zagospodarowane i wykorzystane pozostałości po starej linii

Best spot to get away from the city, with some awesome views.

Great place any time of year.

(Translated by Google) Superb walk (Original) Stupenda passeggiata

(Translated by Google) I would never have imagined a hanging garden !! 💕 (Original) Nunca me hubiera imaginado un jardín colgante!! 💕

Was very cold but nice and calm

Beautiful and very relaxing park . The views it was gorgeous! This park is such a wonderful use of old infrastructure that has character. What has been done to make the High Line a beautiful park ( botanical) is amazing. Strolling through the neighborhoods surrounded by beautiful plants, art and architecture it is a must vist for residents and visitors to the city. The trail is here ...

Nice place

A classic for a reason. A bit cold in the winter (especially since by the water) but really the best way to walk down 10th Ave in the Chelsea/Meatpacking district. Even as a local, I’ll go out of my way a bit to take a stroll here when in the area.

Pretty cool mix of the skyscrapers and nature. Its like walking through a second level if the city.

I love it...

Unique park stretching across old buildings. Every good scenery and easy way to dodge traffic for a few streets. Picture perfect designs along the way!

There should be more places like this in NYC

What a great way to explore the city!

Amazing place too visit when you are in NYC

Definitely a place to go. Best on wammer seasons. Beautiful view, it's a long walk make sure you have your sneakers on. Don't forget to get your ticket before going there. So far it's free on Eventbrite and be on time. Have your mask on and enjoy.

(Translated by Google) A walk along a path through a very beautiful decorated and armed bridge, the route passes through very picturesque places and is close to chealse market, a very nice gastronomic place to know. (Original) Un pasea caminando por un sendero por un puente muy lindo decorado y armado, la recorrida se pasa por lugares muy pintorescos y esta cerca de chealse market, un lugar gastronómico muy lindo para conocer.

The most creative place to visit!!!

(Translated by Google) Great! Touching out of the hustle and bustle of the big city, a mood like in an installation by Christo. Out there! (Original) Großartig! Berührend aus dem Trubel der Großstadt entrückt, eine Stimmung wie bei einer Installation von Christo. Hin da!

Is perfect for walking

Everything you want in an outdoors experience.

Can't wait til it gets warmer

Gorgeous elevated park with artwork and greenery. Fun to look at all the neighboring buildings as well. Perfect for covid times when you get free tickets and stroll peacefully through the city.

Perfection. We had such a blast and were treated so kindly. The staff was absolutely courteous and helpful. The rooms were greatness. We had such a beautiful room. There's room service which is pretty much 24/7 and a mini fridge and bar. Extra rummy run for two with seperate rain shower. The roof was reserved but you can sit outside on the 3rd floor. Definitely can't wait to go back and enjoy a longer stay even despite the fact there was a vibrator found under the bed. 🤣

One of our favorite parts of visiting New York! The park used to be a raised level freight train line which has been beautifully converted into a park which honors the history of the repurposed structure as shown by iron tracks that can still be seen at various points along the walk. Historically, the train tracks were on ground level, but due to numerous accidents, the tracks were raised above ground level in the 1930's.

Such a beautiful and peaceful walk! It was quiet and just enough above the city to allow you to not hear so much noise. Beautiful trees.

Beautiful cross walk. Very clean and nice views.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place (Original) Hermoso lugar

Would throughly recommend. I walked it in winter and it was still gorgeous, plenty of space to move around even if it's busy with easy access on and off if you want to visit anywhere. A very cool attraction I would recommend for anyone wanting to see more of NYC.

Dort kann man einen sehr entspannten Spaziergang machen und ein wenig vom Trubel der Stadt runterkommen.

Perfection. We had such a blast and were treated so kindly

My favorite place in NYC

(Translated by Google) Currently there are not many people walking the High Line, either because of the winter or the covid. The views are incredible and always remember to have your mask on. In the end going to the Chelsea market is great. (Original) Actualmente no hay mucha gente caminando el High Line, ya sea por el invierno o el covid. Las vistas son increíbles y recuerda siempre tener tu tapabocas. Al final ir al Chelsea market es genial.

just the walk I needed.

a walk in the park...

(Translated by Google) Peaceful walk, with nature and a very beautiful view. You can see the sunsets !!! (Original) Paseo tranquilo, con naturaleza y una vista muy hermosa. Puedes ver los atardeceres!!!

One of the most peaceful places in the city...

Very nice walk. Hope to see if fully open soon

(Translated by Google) The Eden of modern urban landscaping, a visual delight, great for those who go shopping at B&H afterwards, or indulge in Chelsea Market at the end of the day. (Original) O Eden do Paisagismo urbano moderno, um deleite visual, otimo para quem vai fazer compras na B&H depois, ou se deliciar no Chelsea Market, no fim do dia.

Nice walk. So many new buildings so it is blocking many nice views.

Love this place

(Translated by Google) You must take the time to visit this spectacular tour of these old subway lines remodeled as a pedestrian promenade, find out how to get there and start from the beginning! (Original) Deben darse el tiempo para visitar este espectacular recorrido por estas líneas antiguas de metro remodelada como paseo peatonal, averigüen cómo llegar y empezar desde el principo!!

What a beautiful park if it is one I love parks and I know that this is going to be my top favorite park in all of new York.

it showed us the fast pace newyork life from above and a nice walk leading all the way to the mall and the vessel

Love How It's Turned Out. As A Kid I Remember When The Trains Used To Run There.

(Translated by Google) Oasis in the middle of New York City. Good for jogging. There are many spectacular high-rise buildings around the High Line. (Original) Oase mitten in New York City. Gut zum Joggen. Rund um die High Line gibt es viele spektakuläre Hochhäuser.

(Translated by Google) A place that developed a freight rail overpass as a linear park. There are traces of history everywhere, so it is interesting to see and enjoy. It takes about 30 to 40 minutes to see everything in adult male steps. (Original) 화물 철로 고가를 선형 공원으로 개발한 곳. 곳곳에 역사의 흔적들이 남아있어서 볼거리도 있고 재미있습니다. 다 보는 데에 성인 남자 걸음으로 30~40분 정도 걸립니다.

(Translated by Google) Great inner-city park with great views of New York. Every season and every weather has special charms and you always get a different view of the city. There are benches to linger and viewing screens. This park on an old track system is no longer an insider tip. (Original) Toller innerstädtisch angelegter Park mit tollen Aussichten auf New York. Jede Jahreszeit und jedes Wetter hat besondere Reize und man erhält immer eine andere Sicht auf die Stadt. Es gibt Bänke zum Verweilen und Aussichtsblakone. Dieser Park auf einer alten Gleisanlage ist kein Geheimtipp mehr.

Amazing view of the hudson river amd many sky scrapers.

Make sure to register ahead of time so you can skip the wait and go right up! Still one of the best places to visit in NYC

Beautiful, peaceful for NYC, and a rather efficient way to bypass some streets when walking.

(Translated by Google) I loved (Original) Me encantó

Take a 1/2 hour vacation above the streets. Walk the highline. Experience the juxtaposition of old New York and today's New York. Glimpse at New Jersey and the Hudson River at every interval where there is a crosswalk. Enjoy the beauty of the folliage which changes each season. Feel like a tourist in New York City. *****

(Translated by Google) In winter it's very sad because it's all dry (Original) En invierno es muy triste xq esta todo seco

Went on a tour in 2014

(Translated by Google) Unmissable with snow and in summer !!!! (Original) Imperdible con nieve y en verano !!!!

NICE PLACE

The High lane! A beautiful park with views of Manhattan.

At the moment you have to book to walk the High Line, but it is well worth it to see with not such a big crowd as usual.

Love this place. I had a great time with my family.

Amazing place. Such a lovely walk and some good views of the streets of New York. Ended with a food court and some cool stalls selling merchandise

Accidentally took the metro too far but thankfully there’s stairs on 23rd street. Such a beautiful ambiance with great views of sunset and the changing light of New York. A variety of trees and plants with little secluded benches in books along the way.

A beautiful park for all ages and seasons.

High

(Translated by Google) 2020 ɴᴇᴡ ɴᴏʀᴍᴀʟ❤️ Remember to make an appointment online first! ! ! (Original) 2020 ɴᴇᴡ ɴᴏʀᴍᴀʟ❤️ 記得先上網預約！！！

Nice views and beautiful way to keep nature in NYC.

(Translated by Google) Walk very very nice and friendly suspended between the buildings. Very typical I recommend this passage (Original) Balade très très agréable et sympathique suspendu entre les buildings. Très typique je recommande ce passage

Great for all ages and seasons

(Translated by Google) Special solution for this old railway line. It is nice for the Dutch that landscape architect and grass grower Piet Oudolf from Toldijk has “contributed” to this project. The nice thing about the "Highline" is that you can wander through Chelsea and descend whenever you feel like it. (Original) Bijzondere oplossing voor deze oude spoorlijn. Leuk voor de Nederlanders dat tuinarchitect en graskweker Piet Oudolf uit Toldijk heeft “meegebouwd” aan dit project. Leuke van de “Highline” is dat je lekker door Chelsea kunt dwalen en afdalen wanneer je er zin in hebt.

Went from here to the end. Beautiful

Walk the High Line!

Probably a repeat of most reviews - but this place is great! An innovative concept that was done very well. The gardens are spread throughout the old elevated rail line, the views of the city and the Hudson River are great, and there are plenty of places to stop and sit, admire the views, rest or just enjoy the large variety of flowers and plants.

It was a delight to see! I loved seeing the park and wouldn't have know about this place if my son would not have had this story in his 4th grade class! I thought that it would be a good place to visit and I'm glad we decided to visit! We both enjoyed it!

Such a refreshing walk. You start to forget you are in the middle of NYC. The way they have let the natural plants take back over is amazing!!!! There are signs everywhere educating you on all the different plants as well.

A beautiful walk way. You can see how the nature is blending into our modern life.

I came on a weekend during "prime time", which means we had to reserve tickets online before ascending up to the High Line experience. I'm not a fan of the reservation system because it is confusing, it makes accessing the High Line gated behind owning a smart phone (or owning a printer), and because the High Line is outdoors and not overwhelmingly crowded to begin with. With that said, I enjoyed the walk. However, I was disappointed the High Line does not extend around the Hudson Yards area like it used to. It might have been closed for construction but that was unclear. For a free walking trail through the city, it can't be beat. The covid regulations are currently a nuisance.

I love this park. Worth a visit if you're in the area.

Beautiful nature-leaning walkway in Manhattan made from an old, converted train line. The path is lined with scenic outlooks as well as places to sit back and relax. An easy walk for the young and old alike. It had several elevators throughout for those with mobility issues or strollers. When we went they also had food/drink stands open along with a balloon animal artist.

This is a really cool park to walk. You get a really nice view of the different buildings in the area and the city overall. I enjoyed how it is above ground and there is a lot of greenery and seating.

Such a unique way to experience such a beautiful part of the city. Tons of beautifully maintained plant life and unique sculptures including plenty of places to stop and rest. As a resident tourist, this makes the list as a NYC must see.

Old rail line turned into must-see for tourists. Puts you above the street in Chelsea... from the Whitney Museum to Hudson Yards. Lush plantings... a bit of nature in the city.

The high line is a great park and point of view and perspective of NYC! It was well maintained and just really peaceful. My wife and I really enjoyed it because your elevated high enough to see further out than on the ground floor, you avoid the heavy foot traffic and the rushing to cross the streets. You just get to do what you want at your own pace. I feel as if this gets overlooked more than it should but we highly recommend it.

Tremendous idea and well done. Great walk 30 feet up through the mid west side.

Spectacular sanctuary in the busy city. Great native plants that are well taken care of by friendly staff. Wonderful views of Chelsea and meat packing district. A great blend of new and old architecture culminating with The Whitney museum of American art.

The place is so serene and breathtakingly beautiful. I actually went there by mistake as I was just roaming around ended up walking the whole highline and loved every bit of it. I also attended an event that was held at the Chelsea Market and was hosted by Redbull and I loved it too. The artpieces that are hidden in plain sight within this marvelous marks for a great adventure. It's like a treasure hunt but in serenity. I enjoyed every moment and will definitely go back again.

This is a fun filled adventure on NYC's only elevated park known as the "High Line "! You can wall through the neighborhood of Chelsea from a vantage point , Little Island Park is nearby, you can walk all the way to the ocean as well. This elevated park you shouldn't miss, if you are visit the NYC.

Walkway-type park built on an old disused train track. It crosses artistic areas, luxury homes, architecture design buildings. You have to go through it completely, it doesn't take long. There may be many people walking. It is free and to meet her in summer or winter, both day and night.

I loved this place! 😍 There are so many things to see and it connects you to different streets. It was my first time visiting New York city and I couldn’t miss going to this place. We took a lot of pictures lol. It was quite and so relaxing walking there. It wasn’t too crowded and the city views were awesome. Even though it was approximately 1.45 miles walking we didn’t feel it because there are so many things to see. Definitely going back when I visit NYC again. We need a place like this in Miami!!! 😒🥺

Last time I was in NYC simply didn't have enough time to visit this elevated line park made along the previous rail tracks. This time it was my priority, so I did it on the first day. It's really a pleasant walk above the street level, with lots of greenery, alternative sculptures and nice city views both, towards the city and towards the Hudson river. Count on around 1 to 2 hours for doing it without rush and resting and enjoying the views along the way.

After many trips to NYC, I finally walked the High Line one morning and absolutely loved it. It’s so well done with lots of greenery and beautifully maintained. I will do this walk every time I visit.

Great place to walk around in the high line park with all the trees and flowers and all the arts statue and view. It is very relaxing on the Friday night and night breeze wind is very good.

Love looking at the Vessel while walking the high line. Definitely go on the vessel. It’s free but you got to get tickets at one of the tickets stands.

Last time I was in NYC simply didn't have enough time to visit this elevated line park made along the previous rail tracks. This time it was my priority, so I did it on the first day. It's really a pleasant walk above the street level, with lots of greenery, alternative sculptures and nice city views both, towards the city and towards the Hudson river. Count on around 1 to 2 hours for doing it without rush and resting and enjoying the views along the way.

While fantastic, you're gonna want to avoid it on hot days -- at least another 5 years until the trees get higher. Lost about 10lbs in sweat trying to get to the next exit.

Great place to walk and see NEW YORK, take time to stop and read the history, it's really interesting! So incredible to think how this place use to help run the whole city and now it's a walkway.

The highway for pedestrian, no red way, and you can walk from 30 str to not sure, but I left at 15 str.

In the midst of bustling NewYork, a peaceful, pleasant walk along the beautiful park created along the abandoned rail track. Along the long walk, we can see a variety of fauna.

Loved it. Great place to walk. The building on the sides are pretty. And great place for pictures too.

They have a Camp store in the mall, plenty of restrooms starting on 2nd floor of the mall. Designer clothes and ice cream. Public park as well 2 blocks north, outside of mall. Mall has a good selection of restaurants. You can also buy a Rolex or two.

Really nice stroll observing cool buildings and nice apartments. The view is nice but makes you wish you lived in one of those apartments next to the high line. Be prepared to stop for people taking pictures or just standing in the middle of the path talking. Since it's a tourist attraction, it's a must-visit for sure! The walk is slow and very congested, but worth it.

Great city walk.. loved it

So much beauty on this walkway! You can see and hear the city presence but has an oasis feel! Never know what will be around the next corner. It is handicap accessible but be sure to know where the elevators are located. There are signs posted where the elevator access is. Even though it was a steady drizzle, their was beauty everywhere!

What a great stretch of uninterrupted walking. Great views surrounded by great architecture. Best time I truly believe is fall. The transitions of the trees colors really pop on this walk. The walk doesn't feel long at all. Does get crowded but not bad where you huddled in with the masses.

Best walk you can go on in a city! Architecture and nature merging is very interesting!!! Absolutely loved it and it wasn’t too busy this time of the year. There are benches all the way throughout so you can chill a bit if needed

An evening stroll through the snazzy apartment blocks of NYC is an extraordinary insight into NYC Architecture. Gothic rubs shoulders with modernist and classical with post modernist and even an Art Deco for good measure and yet it all comes together in a way only NYC does. Bring a small snack and find a view point to sit and enjoy it all.

A very pretty long park: another great idea in what to do with abandoned (industrial) places, in this case an elevated freight train track. Many ideas poured in when the city asked what to do with it (they varied from taking the whole thing down to a very long lap pool). Many parts of the train tracks are still visible, surrounded by greenery, benches made of concrete that protrude out of the floor, benches on train wheels on the track, etc. There is also a "theater" above the street where you can watch the busy traffic.

If you’re looking for a nice little refreshing walk in the city, then this is it. Beautiful elevated views across New York, it really does feel like you’re in a jungle oasis in the middle of the city. Can get a little busy but there are some really peaceful and beautiful spaces that you can sit at and admire the view. The walk takes around 30 minutes to an hour depending on pace and leads directly into Hudson yards. 10/10!!! visit!!!!

Nice place to visit in the middle of Manhattan. Historic and an amazing idea. The plan was to destroy these tracks that were so useful in the past and some ingenious ideas came up and now is a work of art. Only in New York City. Welcome everybody to our city just respect the local citizens. The food and beverage stands are too expensive. No need for that. Amazing!

An ingenious idea to repurpose an old transit line into an oasis of greenery and calm right in the midst of all the chaos that envelopes NYC. You get to see another side of the city and the views are quite refreshing and fresh. Apart from the amazing views you will get a lot of street food options, artists selling some really good pictures and a cozy restaurant near the amphitheatre. It would be a magnificent walk during the fall season when the whole of New York changes color and takes on a delightful hue. Add this to your NYC itinerary!

Visited Hudson yards and came across the high line on my way inside. I remember hearing about the high line in a graduate class and learning the history behind it. Really interesting and I’m so glad I really got to experience it in person. The high line embraces plant life, outdoor recreational activity, and the beautiful architect of NYC. Highly recommend!

I knew The High Line from The 4 seasons of The West-world, when Dolores was awakened from a deep sleep, she usually walks through the High Line Park to her office. At a glance, you will find that every one who was walking around the High Line is so strange, and so weird! That is the post modern style of the High Line Park which reflects these odd sentiments. But as I have the opportunity to walk through the park, I am really deep emerging in the supper vigorous environment. It is such a beautiful, amazing place to enjoy yourself.

The High Line in NYC is a delightful urban escape. Walking its entire length is a joy, especially when it's not crowded. The elevated park offers a refreshing change from the bustling city streets, with beautiful greenery and scenic views. It's a peaceful and serene experience, perfect for a leisurely stroll or a moment of relaxation. Exploring this unique elevated pathway is a favorite pastime, allowing for a pleasant escape in the heart of the city.

As an out-of-towner, this was one of the neatest things I've seen, the innovation to turn an old railroad track into a park! The park was beautiful and a relaxing walk while still seeing parts of the city. Highly recommend taking a leisurely stroll.

A less touristy spot to explore the views of New York (more specifically Hudson Yards) for free! Unlike Times Square, this is a walking trail that offers sightseeing of some of the coolest buildings around. I came around with family and was amazed by the flora planted along the path, especially the gardener who answered questions from my younger cousins. Overall, this is a great place to explore for it is welcome to all, tourists and locals.

Walking its entire length is a joy, especially when it's not crowded. The elevated park offers a refreshing change from the bustling city streets, with beautiful greenery and scenic views. It's a peaceful and serene experience, perfect for a leisurely stroll or a moment of relaxation. Exploring this unique elevated pathway is a favorite pastime, allowing for a pleasant escape in the heart of the city.

I had been on the High Line a few years ago when it was fairly new and enjoyed it. I decides to come back and visit it with my daughter on the weekend of 9/16,23 and I was very impressed with how well maintained it is and how the plantings have matured. Something I noticed is that the park can be a bit crowded in the narrow parts, but the open areas are great. I would visit again.

A victim of its own success, the only downside was the mob of people. It is more like a rush hour subway than a walk in the country. But if you can cope with the crowds it is a fun walk with great art and better views.

Such a beautiful walk in a beautiful part of the city - Chelsea is my favourite part. You catch some incredible scenery and the merge with nature, plants and architecture feels seamless and modern. Would recommend going at sunset!

I’ve been here twice, and it's a place I really enjoyed. During my first visit, I didn't explore the entire area, so I went back for a second time to fully experience it. It's a must-visit for tourists. When I visited last time, it was quite crowded. However, it remains a beautifully constructed spot that feels unique in the city. While there isn't much to do beyond sitting, observing, and taking photos, on my last visit, I discovered some spots where you can buy a coffee or a quick bite to eat and enjoy your meal. It's an excellent free activity that spans from end to end, and a leisurely walk might take about an hour. Overall, it's a fantastic and highly recommended place to visit.

The High Line is a linear park in New York that transformed an old elevated railway into a green and urban space. Its innovative landscape architecture provides a unique experience, combining nature, art, and design. The site offers panoramic views of the city, artistic installations, and recreational areas. Its successful revitalization has become an inspiring example of urban reuse, positively contributing to the quality of life for residents and visitors.

Wonderful green area in the urban scenery of Manhattan. Great transformation of the former railroad and very good use of space (being on a raised level). While in the area: do visit the Little Island: a green oasis build in the Hudson river!

Amazing walk through the city on an old above ground subway line. Beautifully landscaped walk, with lots to see on route. There are some food outlets after the first 1/4 of the route from the southern end, not sure how seasonal they are. Worth a walk by day and by night to see some very different scenes.

A very nice idea to convert the disused railway line into a park. A place of peace and inspiration. There are a lot of people visiting it, but it's dispersing. And the whole thing is still free, keep it up. It end´s at Chelsea Market.

We absolutely loved walking around here during sunset. The atmosphere and views are beautiful. Take your time and enjoy looking around skyscrapers. We brought our iPods and listened to some 50s music which gave it a nice touch.

One of the best walks in Manhattan! No trip is complete without walking the high line, very well maintained, amazing views everywhere, lots of crowds near the evening, can get a bit chilly but worth it, there are also bathrooms along the way, many places to enter or exit the high line along the way so you don't have to walk all of it.

Walking the High Line is an experience like no other in New York City. Elevated above the bustling streets, this urban park transforms a historic rail line into a tranquil haven with stunning cityscapes. The blend of modern art installations, beautifully curated gardens, and panoramic views creates a captivating atmosphere. Strolling along the High Line, you're treated to a unique blend of nature and urban architecture. The park's layout encourages leisurely walks, casual seating spots for relaxation, and offers a glimpse into the diverse flora that has been thoughtfully integrated into this once industrial space. Each turn along the path presents something new, from intriguing art pieces to unexpected views of the city's iconic buildings and avenues. It's a photographer's paradise and a peaceful retreat for anyone looking to escape the city's hustle. The High Line is not just a park; it's a testament to innovative urban renewal and a must-visit for anyone in New York. Whether you're a local or a tourist, the High Line offers a unique perspective of the city, making every visit memorable. A true gem in Manhattan's West Side!

The High Line is hands down my favorite activity in New York City! This elevated park is a breath of fresh air amidst the urban jungle. Strolling along the beautifully landscaped pathway offers a unique perspective of the city, with stunning views and a serene atmosphere. The blend of art installations, greenery, and the cityscape creates a magical experience. Whether you're a local or a visitor, the High Line is a must-visit destination that captures the essence of NYC in a truly special way. Highly recommended!

Walking the High Line on a crisp morning starting from Hudson Yards was a delight. The juxtaposition of the cold air with the warm sun created a unique atmosphere. The scenic views and urban greenery made the experience absolutely beautiful, blending nature and city seamlessly. A must for anyone seeking a tranquil escape in the heart of New York.