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The best restaurants near the High Line
Fuel up or fill up your belly after a day walking through the elevated park with the best restaurants near the High Line.
No matter the time of year, there’s nothing quite like taking a walk on the High Line in New York. NYC’s elevated park is certainly one of the more popular New York attractions, and it's the perfect place to take out-of-town visitors. It was once a rail track, which went out of use in 1980. In 2009, the 1.45-mile-long strip was transformed into what is now considered one of the most unique parks in NYC. The urbanite playground features wildflowers, greenery and outdoor art installations in addition to killer views of New York’s skyline. Below, you’ll find everything you need to know as well as our recommendations for things to do on the High Line, including where to grab a bite and things to do nearby.
The High Line runs from Hudson Yards to the northern edge of Chelsea.
Take the 1 or C train to 23rd Street and walk up to Tenth Avenue.
Walking the 1.45-mile stretch takes about 30 minutes if you don't stop to gaze at cool outdoor artwork or the view.
Fuel up or fill up your belly after a day walking through the elevated park with the best restaurants near the High Line.
The best things to do in Chelsea vary from gorging on insanely delicious mac-and-cheese at one of the nabe’s best restaurants to lounging outdoors.
As one of the major art hubs in New York City, Chelsea's gallery scene certainly takes the cake.
Chelsea has many excellent places to eat and drink the next time you’re strolling the High Line or checking out the area’s art galleries.
The New York High Line got a little makeover just in time for the summer rush.
“Old Tree” is a 25-foot-tall pink and red sculpture, shaped like a realistic tree, but constructed completely from man-made materials.
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