



by ExperienceFirst
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$84The High Line in Manhattan is a mile-long elevated park created from a former railway on the city's west side. This small-group walking tour lasts about two hours and covers the High Line park, the Chelsea neighborhood, Chelsea Market, and the Meatpacking District. A professional guide leads the group, providing detailed information about the area's architecture, art, and lesser-known facts. The tour starts with a 15-minute visit inside Chelsea Market, where various food vendors and shops offer a range of flavors. Next, the group spends around 30 minutes walking through Chelsea, known for its art galleries and restaurants. After that, the tour continues with a one-hour walk along a section of the High Line, an elevated green space offering views and unique urban design. The final 30 minutes are spent exploring the Meatpacking District, a neighborhood that has transformed from industrial to upscale. This tour involves a moderate amount of walking, so comfortable shoes are advised. It operates in most weather conditions, but if extreme weather causes cancellation, participants can reschedule or receive a full refund.
Chelsea Market
Spend about 15 minutes inside Chelsea Market sampling the variety of foods and browsing vendors.
15 min
Chelsea
Walk for around 30 minutes through Chelsea, a fashionable neighborhood known for its art galleries and restaurants.
30 min
The High Line
Walk a one-hour section of the High Line, an elevated, mile-long park built on a former railway.
60 min
Meatpacking District
Visit the Meatpacking District for approximately 30 minutes, a neighborhood that has changed from industrial to upscale.
30 min
We meet at the pedestrian area in front of the Starbucks Reserve Roastery at the corner of 15th Street and 9th Avenue.
End point
Tour ends near the corner of 14th Street & 9th Avenue.




by ExperienceFirst
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$84The High Line in Manhattan is a mile-long elevated park created from a former railway on the city's west side. This small-group walking tour lasts about two hours and covers the High Line park, the Chelsea neighborhood, Chelsea Market, and the Meatpacking District. A professional guide leads the group, providing detailed information about the area's architecture, art, and lesser-known facts. The tour starts with a 15-minute visit inside Chelsea Market, where various food vendors and shops offer a range of flavors. Next, the group spends around 30 minutes walking through Chelsea, known for its art galleries and restaurants. After that, the tour continues with a one-hour walk along a section of the High Line, an elevated green space offering views and unique urban design. The final 30 minutes are spent exploring the Meatpacking District, a neighborhood that has transformed from industrial to upscale. This tour involves a moderate amount of walking, so comfortable shoes are advised. It operates in most weather conditions, but if extreme weather causes cancellation, participants can reschedule or receive a full refund.
Chelsea Market
Spend about 15 minutes inside Chelsea Market sampling the variety of foods and browsing vendors.
15 min
Chelsea
Walk for around 30 minutes through Chelsea, a fashionable neighborhood known for its art galleries and restaurants.
30 min
The High Line
Walk a one-hour section of the High Line, an elevated, mile-long park built on a former railway.
60 min
Meatpacking District
Visit the Meatpacking District for approximately 30 minutes, a neighborhood that has changed from industrial to upscale.
30 min
We meet at the pedestrian area in front of the Starbucks Reserve Roastery at the corner of 15th Street and 9th Avenue.
End point
Tour ends near the corner of 14th Street & 9th Avenue.