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Battery Park
Hours of Operation
- Open daily, dawn - dusk.
1 New York Plaza
New York, NY 10004
New York, NY 10004
Description
The 21-acre Battery Park got its name for the batteries of military artillery that were stationed there through out different periods in history. Visitors to the waterfront park can visit the Hope Garden AIDS memorial at one end of the park, or venture to the other end of the park for fantastic views...
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The 21-acre Battery Park got its name for the batteries of military artillery that were stationed there through out different periods in history. Visitors to the waterfront park can visit the Hope Garden AIDS memorial at one end of the park, or venture to the other end of the park for fantastic views of Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty. The park is located at the southern tip of Manhattan, on the New York Harbor.
Admission Details
Free.
Features
historic, budget, family-friendly, scenic, monument, outdoors, garden, educational
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For whatever reason, every time I come to Battery Park, it looks like the picture above: deserted. Visitors tend to hang around the ferries, and the gardens are partially hidden unless you meander your way down nondescript paths. In my book, that is a definite plus!