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A sculptural park on Pier 55 floating over the Hudson, with winding paths, lawns, lookout points and performances. Kids enjoy climbing the hills and exploring the varied plantings.
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Daily from 6 AM; typically 6 AM–11 PM, varies by season
Free
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All ages.
Free
Daily from 6 AM; typically 6 AM–11 PM, varies by season
Pier 55 at West 13th Street, Hudson River Park, 10014, in the Meatpacking District, Manhattan.
No. Little Island is outdoors, so plan for weather, sunscreen and water.
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