High Line

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High Line
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“The High Line is a 1.45-mile-long (2.33 km) elevated linear park, greenway, and rail trail created on a former New York Central Railroad spur on the West Side of Manhattan in New York City. The High Line's design is a collaboration between James Corner Field Operations, Diller Scofidio + Renfro,…”
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Lonely PlanetOct 13

One Perfect Day: 24 Hours in New York City

If you only have 24 hours in New York, this itinerary designed by a local will help you make the most of every New York minute.

Linear greenway on disused train bridge with river views.

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Condé Nast TravelerJun 17

The Best Kid-Friendly, Parent-Approved Hotels in New York City

Whether you are wrangling a toddler in Midtown or ambling around Williamsburg with a teenager, these hotels make the whole trip better.

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  • Central ParkParkHotel lends custom strollers for park runs.
  • The Langham, New York, Fifth AvenueHotelGenerous rooms, apartment-style amenities and understated—but always on-point—service make this such a comfortable…
  • The MarkHotelPampering extends fully to the younger set with toys.
  • The Whitby HotelHotelTwo blocks from Central Park you'll find Kit Kemp at her playful best.
  • Freehand New YorkHotelSet the scene for us.
  • The Ritz-Carlton New York, NoMadHotelExperience the gold standard of luxury at The Ritz-Carlton New York, NoMad.
  • The LanghamHotelSelect rooms have kitchenettes; Club Access includes snacks.
  • Ai FioriRestaurantOn-site restaurant worth it for a grown-up dinner.
  • Dylan’s Candy BarMarketCart in the lobby will become child’s favorite thing.
  • Le ShopMarketHotel's own shop provides toys and goodies for kids.
  • Met museumMuseumCan arrange private tours for kids aged 10-13.
  • The Whitby BarRestaurantKids enjoy afternoon tea and finger sandwiches here.
  • FreehandHotelAffordable hotel with chic interior design.
  • CarlyleCaféDiscreet hospitality extends to the littlest travelers.
  • Madison Square ParkParkConvenient location, two blocks away.
  • Broken ShakerBarRooftop bar for mocktails and cocktails.
  • The Ritz-CarltonHotelKnown for thoughtful Ritz Kids program.
  • ZaytinyaRestaurantRobust kids’ menu at the on-site restaurant.
  • The PlazaHotelHome of the beloved character Eloise.
  • Eloise One Bedroom KingPlaceSteeped in French Renaissance charm, The Plaza presides like a pâtissier’s fantasy over the corner of Fifth Avenue and…
  • Nanny SuiteHotelCheekily named suite next door for more space.
  • The Palm CourtRestaurantFamous spot for afternoon tea, including Eloise offering.
  • PendryHotelIdeal for very young tots with quiet rooms.
  • High LineTrailThe High Line's design is a collaboration between James Corner Field Operations, Diller Scofidio + Renfro,…
  • The VesselPublic artworkCreated by Thomas Heatherwick and Heatherwick Studio, Vessel is an iconic New York City experience designed to be…
  • The Greenwich HotelHotelHotel will request details about smallest guests.
  • Locanda VerdeRestaurantOn-site restaurant provides customized baked goods.
  • Park HyattHotelOffers family suites with in-room tents.
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