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16,049,663 Views. 17,279 Likes. EarthCam delivers the best live views of New York City! Explore Midtown Manhattan, Hudson Yards, Lower Manhattan and more from our Midtown 4K Cam. Look and see some of the city's most recognizable landmarks, including the impressive Chrysler Building and One World Trade Center Tower. 73 °F.
- Brooklyn Bridge Park
- North River Lobster Company
- East River State Park
- Liberty State Park
- Brooklyn Heights Promenade
- Bar Sixty Five at The Rainbow Room
- Gantry Plaza State Park
- Governors Island
- J Train
- WNYC Transmitter Park
If you think the views you spotted while walking across the Brooklyn Bridge from lower Manhattan to Brooklynwere amazing, wait until you see them from Brooklyn Bridge Park. Here, you can lounge on the grass alongside the East River and watch the day pass through the buildings. The park recently revamped its piers, which now offer local food vendors...
North River’s floating seafood restaurant is a must-visit during the warm months for any tourist or local. Departing from the Hudson River just west of Times Square, this 900-foot boat sails past the skyline on complimentary 45-minute cruises all afternoon and evening. A raw bar, lobster rolls, and truffle parmesan fries are enough to fuel you thro...
There are many reasons Williamsburg has quickly grown in popularity, and its proximity to Manhattanis certainly one of them. The hip Brooklyn neighborhood offers many of the same perks as Manhattan plus even more magnificent skyline views. Head to East River State Park, which is located on the banks of the East River, to take in the city’s skyscrap...
Sometimes you have to leave New York to appreciate the city to its fullest. Here to help is Jersey City’s Liberty State Park, which is located a quick Path train ride across the Hudson River. Significantly less crowded than any Manhattan park, this public lawn is a great place to picnic as the skyline watches over you. You can also walk down the pr...
The ideal spot for a leisurely stroll, this pedestrian walkway is one of the most relaxing (and romantic) in the city. And that’s saying a lot for a place that’s known for its crowds and noise. Beyond the incredible views, expect to see couples walking as well as locals and visitors reading or drawing on benches. If you want a little more action, w...
Those who want elevated New York City views may rush to the Empire State Building, which offers a fantastic 360-degree sight. But there’s one important landmark that’s missing from that picture — the Empire State Building itself. The Top of the Rock, the observatory on top of Rockefeller Center, is a great spot for families and large groups to see ...
Head over to Long Island City, Queens for views of the United Nations building and loads of midtown skyscrapers across the East River. Gantry Plaza State Park is the neighborhood’s unofficial beach, complete with sprawling lawns, a dog park, playground, sandy beach volleyball court, and play area for kids. The ferry landing, from which you can ride...
Ferry over to this former military base, which is now home to picnic spots, outdoor artwork, summer weekend festivals, and guided outdoor tours. As soon as you step off the ferry from Brooklyn or the Financial District, turn around to enjoy the breathtaking, sun-kissed views of Manhattan, which includes One World Trade Center sparkling in the sunli...
The J train trip between Marcy Avenue in Brooklyn and Delancey-Essex Street in Manhattanis one of the most scenic on all of the city’s public transit. Stake out a south-facing window seat and prepare to watch the cityscape roll by as the train rumbles across the tracks on the Williamsburg Bridge. Hold your phone up to the window and capture the per...
This Greenpoint park is another top-notch waterfront spot to savor the Manhattan skyline. A little more off-the-beaten-path than Williamsburg, Transmitter Park mostly attracts locals who are looking to picnic, socialize, or sunbathe on the grass. Walk out onto the pier to enjoy the breeze coupled with unobscured views of midtown and lower Manhattan...
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Apr 5, 2024 · Le Bain & The Rooftop at the Standard High Line – Busy bar with great views of the Hudson River on the 18th floor. The Press Lounge – This is New York’s Premier Rooftop Lounge on the 16th floor with views of the Manhattan skyline and Hudson River year-round. Reservations are Recommended for the rooftop bars as they fill up quickly. 32.
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Stop by the “Empty Sky” 9/11 Memorial to honor the memory of the victims. And enjoy great views of Lower Manhattan skyline from a viewpoint. 2. Morris Canal Park. There is one major downside of Liberty State Park. The Morris Canal Basin separates it from the rest of the Hudson River Waterfront Walkway in the north.
Jul 9, 2023 · 25: Marsha P. Johnson State Park/East River State Park. Views you will get here: The Hudson River and Manhattan skyline. This is also a popular spot to see the 4th of July fireworks. Renamed after Marsha P Johnson in 2020, this 7-acre waterfront park offers a sweeping view of the city’s skyscrapers.
Jul 25, 2023 · 2. Gantry Plaza State Park in Long Island City, Queens. Gantry Plaza State Park is located in Long Island City in Queens, which is right across the East River. This is very easy to access by subway, and is located on the first stop in Queens – Vernon Jackson Boulevard – when you leave Manhattan on the 7 subway train.
