The High Line
Elevated Urban Park and Greenway Offering Scenic Views and Public Art.
Address: New York, NY 10011 (From Gansevoort St to West 34th St, between 10th and 12th Avenues)
💲 Adult entry free
👩🦽 Wheelchair accessible
🍽️ Food vendors and seasonal concessions
🚽 Public Restrooms
Where can I find The High Line?
The High Line is an innovative public park built on a historic freight rail line elevated above the streets on Manhattan's West Side.
It is renowned for its green spaces, outdoor art installations, and panoramic views of the city and the Hudson River.
Why should I visit The High Line?
A visit to The High Line offers a unique perspective of New York City, combining lush horticulture, contemporary art, and urban design.
It's a peaceful retreat from the city's hustle, with various sections featuring gardens, seating areas, and viewpoints.
What are the opening hours at The High Line?
General opening hours
Monday - 7am - 10pm
Tuesday - 7am - 10pm
Wednesday - 7am - 10pm
Thursday - 7am - 10pm
Friday - 7am - 10pm
Saturday - 7am - 10pm
Sunday - 7am - 10pm
Closures and holidays
The High Line is open throughout the year, however be sure to check for latest guidance on the official website.
Where should I park when visiting The High Line?
Parking is limited in the surrounding areas so it is recommended to use public transportation. The High Line has several entry points along the route.
Is The High Line accessible by public transportation?
The High Line is accessible by several subway lines, including the A, C, E, L at 14th Street and 1, 2, 3 at 14th Street and 7th Avenue. Buses and bike share stations are also nearby.
When is the best time to visit The High Line?
Early morning or late afternoon are less crowded and offer beautiful light for photography.
Spring through fall, when the plants are in bloom, is a particularly pretty time to visit.
What are the best things to see near The High Line?
There are plenty of great places close to The High Line to also explore. Here are some favorites.
- Chelsea Market - A food hall and shopping arcade located just below the southern end of the High Line.
- Hudson Yards - A modern real estate development, featuring shops, restaurants, and the Vessel sculpture.
- Whitney Museum of American Art - Located at the southern entrance to the High Line, showcasing American art.
Common questions about The High Line
Exploring The High Line provides a blend of urban renewal and green design - plus incredible views of Manhattan. Here is what else you can find.
Is The High Line accessible to those with lower mobility?
✔️ Yes, The High Line offers elevator access at certain points for wheelchair users and those with mobility challenges.
Is The High Line free to enter?
✔️ Yes, The High Line is free to enter.
❗ Although entry is free, timed-entry reservations may be required during peak times.
Is The High Line pet-friendly?
❌ No, pets are not allowed on The High Line, with the exception of service animals.
Is The High Line child-friendly?
✔️ Yes, The High Line is a great place for children to explore.
Is The High Line a year-round attraction?
✔️ Yes, The High Line is open year-round, offering different experiences in each season.
Are refreshments available at The High Line?
✔️ Yes, there are seasonal food vendors and concessions along The High Line.
Are there restrooms at The High Line?
✔️ Yes, public restrooms are available at select locations along The High Line.
What else is useful to know before I visit The High Line
It's recommended to wear comfortable walking shoes as the park stretches over 1.45 miles!Check the official website for any seasonal or special events taking place during your visit.
Where to stay near The High Line
There are plenty of great hotel options in Manhattan to head back to after a memorable visit to The High Line.
- The Whitby Hotel - A great option, relaxed and friendly, and you can indulge in an afternoon tea, evening film or escape with a book from the hotel library.
