The Parks you Must See in Manhattan

A landmark in Greenwich Village, this 9.75-acre public park is known for its iconic arch, central fountain, and lively atmosphere. A gathering place for artists, students, and locals, the park hosts street performers, chess players, and cultural events.

Stretching four miles along Manhattan's west side, Hudson River Park is the second largest park in Manhattan. The park includes waterfront esplanades, recreational piers, gardens, and numerous sports facilities with a backdrop of the Hudson River.

The Battery is a historic waterfront park at Manhattan’s southern tip famous for it's view of the Statue of Liberty. It has gardens, harbor views, and ferries to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island.