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Escape the midtown morning rush and head west to the High Line. Walk south from the entrance at 33rd Street and 10th Avenue to take in a bit of nature and New York culture.
After getting a rare glimpse of both the Hudson and East rivers from the elevated lawn at 23rd Street, descend to street level for a self-guided, totally free gallery tour. Be sure to stop into the Gagosian (555 W 24th St,), Gladstone (515 W. 24th), David Zwirner (533 W. 19th) and Petzel (456 W. 18th) galleries and keep a look out for many more that will likely catch your eye on the walk south.
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Photo Credit: Yeong-Ung Yang
The sun is out and New York City is in bloom.
Spring into all the outdoor action in NYC with amNewYork’s Melissa Kravitz and “Today’s” Alex Ficquette.
From tasty bites to perfect New York people-watching, the best places to soak up the spring breeze to where to find great city views, we’ve planned our ideal springtime day in the city.
