There’s so much to see and do at the High Line that it’s difficult to recommend where to begin! New York’s famed elevated park features plants and grasses native to the area, along with regular art shows and performances, plus free history, art and nature tours (found under the High Line website’s “Things to Do” tab. Stay on the lookout for Make It kids’ programming, which occurs throughout spring, summer and fall and generally caters to kids ages 1–12. Have tots in tow? Elevator access can be found on Gansevoort St, West 16th St, West 23rd St and West 30th St in case you’re lugging a stroller on your journey.
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