The Highline

The Highline is an old train track decorated with beautiful greenery and ice cream stands! Walk from Little West 12th street to 34th while enjoying breathtaking views of the Hudson and the surrounding buildings. There are many places along the highline to get on and off if you decide to take a break for lunch, or want to check out some of the shopping down below.

Brooklyn Bridge park

Gardens, beaches, ferry landings! They have everything at the Brooklyn Bridge park. You can stroll along Main street and take in the views of the water, or you can relax and decompress in the beautiful gardens. Check out peir 5 and challenge someone to a game of vollyball!

Bryant Park

Bryant park has endless activities, fun for kids, teens, and adults. Play games, work with art, challenge someone to a game of chess, ride the carrousel , or just sit and read a book. Check outBryant Park's websiteto see updates of daily activities like jugling, shows, speakers, tours, excerise classes, and food.

Madison Square Park

At Madison Square Park there are gardens, art installations, and the occasional concert. A beautiful place to unwind. At the center of the small park is a fountain, seen in the image above! The park also has a playground for children.

Central Park

A popular spot for sports, tanning, food, taking a stroll, or exercise. One of New York’s most well known spots lives up to its name. Visit the parks resiviour, and you are bound to see some athletes taking on the task of running around the resiviour or the bridel path. There are ice cream stands, sports, and big open spaces to relax and undwind.

Battery Park

Visit the Statue of Liberty by taking a trip to Battery Park and hop of the ferry! Before you leave, check out the gardens, the views, and the SeaGlass carousel.

Washington Square

See the Washington sq. Arch, an iconic New York landmark while you stroll through the downtown park. There is also a beautiful fountain and always a few good food vendors!

Union Square

See the Famous Statue of Abraham Lincoln and the George Washington statue, as well as the James Fountain.