For tourists and locals alike, there’s a high chance that you won’t be able to visit all of the best spots in Manhattan.
To help, we’ve come up with a list of 6 outdoor destinations that will make your vacation worth it, even with limited time.
1. The Vessel
We’re starting off this list with one of the newest art installations in New York City. It’s a sight to behold, located near Hudson’s Yard and Hell’s Kitchen. It’s one of the most unique buildings in a place with already a lot of unique buildings, and that’s saying something.
However, although it’s free to enter, you’ll have to book a timeslot before visiting, so make sure you do.
2. Brooklyn Bridge
A 40-minute walk down Brooklyn Bridge is a must. If it’s your first time in New York, it would be bad to miss one of the most iconic bridges in the United States.
One thing that also makes Brooklyn Bridge worth it is the view. Walking around Brooklyn Bridge provides you with the most beautiful and scenic views of Manhattan.
3. 9/11 Memorial Site
The event on November 11, 2001 shook the entire world. Located where the Twin Towers once stood, this memorial site is a great way to pay homage to all the innocent souls taken by such an unfortunate event.
At the same time, while it’s a place for mourning, it’s also a place for history geeks and enthusiasts. Inside the museum, you’ll find material evidence, historical records, and testimonies revolving around the events.
4. Times Square
There’s no place more well-known in The Big Apple than the iconic Times Square. It’s an integral part of Manhattan. While it’s crowded all the time, it’s just some place you must visit at least once.
It’s a must-visit from gigantic billboards to numerous skyscrapers and a flock of people from all sorts of places.
5. Highline
If you haven’t heard of it yet, Highline is exactly what the name suggests. Green walkways on the same level as some buildings provide an oasis in the midst of this concrete jungle.
While there are still a lot of people on most days, the view up top and the plans and trees sandwiching the walkway is a great way to take a break from the hustle and bustle.
6. Central Park
Definitely not the least, Central Park is a name that’s familiar to everyone all over the world. After numerous appearances in movies and television shows since the 80s until today, it’s part of many people’s bucket list.
Regarding activities, the choices are limitless in this 843 acres National Park right in the heart of Manhattan.
Which of these spots are you visiting in Manhattan? Let us know by commenting down below!
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