11 Postcards
Elevated 30 feet above the city, the High Line is a tranquil urban park offering stunning views, art, and a unique escape from NYC's hustle.
"If you’re in the area, you have to stop by the High Line. It's New York City's first elevated park. Explore how your viewpoint of the city changes as you move up each city block and how the levels of sound change as well. Each week, a new artist’s work is featured, and at night its home to stargazers." - Alisha Austin
"A fresh concept of a public park, the highline snakes over the concrete and cars of NYC, giving you tranquility, stunning city views, and moments of fantastic, every changing art." - Visualized
"A unique walking area in the city that Eric Ripert enjoys." - Nancy DePalma
"Take in the sights along The High Line, which is one of the country’s great urban park spaces built on a historic elevated train line." - Laura Begley Bloom
"The High Line is a perfect example of what New York City does best: cleverly rehabs old spaces into exactly what you want them to be. When a 1.45-mile-long abandoned freight rail on Manhattan’s West End was transformed into an elevated, mixed-use public park in 2009, New Yorkers came running. Towering 30 feet above buzzing 11th Avenue, the High Line is a masterful feat of landscape architecture that melds walkways, benches, and chaise lounges with grass, perennials, trees, and bushes in perfect unkempt-kempt harmony." - Vicki Denig