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Phone: (212) 267-9701
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of S End Ave and W Thames St
2 S End Ave, Ofc New York, NY 10280 ·345.96 mi
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- Family friendly
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yelpBattery Park is a 20+ Acre Park in Lower Manhattan. It is close enough to the S.I. & Governors Island Ferries, & has beautiful views of the NY Hudson, the Statue of Liberty, etc. NY Classical,...
MoreLocated in the Battery Park City neighborhood in the borough of Manhattan in NYC, 'The Battery' is the launching off point of the Statue Cruise ferry that takes tourists to Liberty and Ellis...
MoreEvery visit to this park I see something different. There is now a Mexican restaurant in the park. It felt like a beach environment. The jury is still out as to whether it was a good thing to...
MoreGreat nice waterfront part and right next to the Staten Island Ferry terminal. There are green, statues, and kid's area and you can see the Statue of Liberty from here. Very convenient....
MoreIt's a beautiful waterfront park along the Hudson River, offering stunning views of the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and the New Jersey skyline. It's a great spot for a relaxing walk, biking,...
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