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One World Trade Center

Pier 26 at Hudson River Park

This pier on the Hudson offers free seasonal kayaking & separate dog runs for big & small pooches.

Gideon Tucker House

Duane Park

Snug area bought by the city from Trinity Church in 1797, with tablets detailing the park's history.

Old City Hall Station

Manhattan Youth Downtown Community Center

City Hall Park

Greenspace offering a respite from nearby government buildings with lawns, benches & a fountain.

African Burial Ground National Monument

National Historic Landmark & monument to the 15,000 Africans buried here from the 1690s to 1794.

Battery Park City Library

Tribeca Greenmarket

Year-round farmer's market, open on certain days, with various farm & small batch food producers.

Common Ground

City Hall Park Greenmarket

Year-round farmer's market, open on certain days, with various farm & small batch food producers.

Pier 26 Science Playground

Rockefeller Park

Bustling park beside the Hudson River with lawns, gardens, public artwork & a playground.

Pier 25 at Hudson River Park

Popular Hudson River pier with miniature golf, seasonal food options, sand volleyball & play spots.

Silverstein Family Park

Small triangular park featuring tree-shaded benches, a fountain & flower-filled planters.

Washington Market Park

Green space with a fanciful playground, tennis & basketball courts & a community garden.

The Sun clock

The Woolworth Building

1913 neo-Gothic skyscraper, once the world's tallest building & still an architectural landmark.

Rockefeller Park Playground