Best time to visit
Arrive within the first hour of opening for the shortest queues and best photo light.
The High Line
Last reviewed June 2026 by James Morgan. AI-assisted, human-edited. Our editorial standards
About The High Line
Stroll an elevated park built atop a disused Manhattan railway, wild plantings and all.
Opened in 2009, the High Line transformed an abandoned elevated railway into a public park inspired by the wild, self-seeded landscape that grew on the tracks for 25 years.
What you'll see and do - Walk the elevated pathway from Gansevoort Street to West 34th Street - Enjoy diverse plantings, contemporary art installations, and panoramic city views - Catch free year-round events and programs, from stargazing to cultural performances and family activities - Stop at food and drink spots along the route
Attraction Details
Facilities
- Toilets
- Gift Shop
- Baby Changing
- Food Options
- Parking
- Pushchair Friendly
- Wheelchair Friendly
Events at The High Line
Stargazing on the High Line
April – October, Tuesdays at dusk
Observe the night sky from the elevated park.
Rooted in Resilience: High Line Plant Sale & Talks
May 30, 11am – 1pm
An opportunity to purchase High Line plants and attend talks about resilient gardening.
Teen Night: Victoriously Vintage
May 29, 4 – 8pm
An evening event specifically for teenagers.
Piano Mondays
Enjoy piano performances on the High Line.
Zestyworld on the High Line
An event associated with Pride celebrations.
Pride events
Celebrations and activities related to Pride.
Plan Your Visit
Family-tested advice for a smoother day at The High Line.
Who it's for
All ages
Getting there
Onsite or nearby parking available at Gansevoort St to W 34th St.
Pro tip
Pack snacks, refillable water bottles and a portable charger to keep the day running smoothly.
Directions
The High Line
Gansevoort St to W 34th St, New York, NY 10011
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Last updated 6/23/2026
The High Line Reviews
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