The High Line
Midtown - Chelsea
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The High Line is an elevated park built on a historic freight rail line. Families can stroll along the beautifully landscaped path, enjoy art installations, and take in views of the city and the Hudson River from this unique urban park.
This family-friendly acivity has been verified by us.
1. This place has been verified by one of our team members or a trusted community member.
2. Staff are friendly towards kids and make an effort to answer their questions and ensure they feel special.
3. Staff are attentive to parents' requests.
1. This tour has been verified by one of our team members or a trusted community member.
2. It does not include or stop at venues that are only for adults.
3. Tour guides are friendly towards kids and make an effort to answer their questions and ensure they feel special.
4. Tour guides are attentive to parents' requests, including stop breaks as needed.
Helpful Tips for Parents
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Plan the Route: The High Line stretches 1.45 miles, so planning your entry and exit points is helpful. If kids can’t walk the entire length, you can enter at different access points like Gansevoort Street or 23rd Street and exit when they need a break.
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Explore Art Installations: The High Line is filled with public art displays, sculptures, and murals. Take time to point out the artwork and discuss it with your kids; some installations are interactive, which can be especially fun.
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Bring Snacks and Water: While there are vendors along the way, bringing your own snacks and water ensures kids stay energized. Note that food must be enjoyed in designated areas to keep the park clean.
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Enjoy Kid-Friendly Areas: The Diller – von Furstenberg Sundeck and the Chelsea Grasslands are great places for kids to relax. The sundeck often has water features in warm weather, where kids can cool off and enjoy some splash time.
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Play “I Spy” with the City Views: The High Line offers unique views of New York City’s architecture and landmarks. Kids enjoy playing games like “I Spy” to spot different buildings, murals, or landmarks along the way.
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Reviews by Parents
The High Line
sam samuelson
Our stroll along The High Line in New York with our 7-year-old was okay. While the elevated walkway offered some interesting views of the city, we found it to be quite crowded and lacking in activities specifically geared towards children.
