 By the new Whitney Museum is the start of the High Line.
The High Line is New York City’s newest and most unique public park. Located thirty feet above street level on a 1930s freight railway, the High Line runs from Gansevoort Street in the Meatpacking District to 34th Street in Clinton/Hell’s Kitchen. It features an integrated landscape combining meandering concrete pathways with naturalistic plantings. 
It’s a nice walk with so much to see, buildings, greenery, art, food, people 🙂 and more
We walked the whole High Line from Gansevoort street to 34th street ( ok ok until 30th street haha! )
The Whitney Museum from the High Line
Andre Balazs The Standard Hotel
Greens growing in between the railroad tracks
National Biscuit Bridge 
Food food food 🙂  What is a park without food? 🙂
Shop and support the High Line
Tenth Avenue Square in the High Line – you can sit and hang out here 🙂 with a view of Tenth Avenue 
Frank Gehry IAC Building
What people do in the High Line! haha!!
Click below to go to their website
Welcome to the official site of the High Line and Friends of the High Line.
We visited the High Line Park last year, and we were so amazed at how the New Yorkers preserved the place, not allowing big time developers to tear it down.
We loved the way they planted the greens in between the railway tracks…
It was a beautiful autumn morning, and we would have wanted to stay longer!