The High Line (New York)

The High Line is a unique elevated park in New York City built on a former railway line that ran through Manhattan's West Side. Stretching about 1.5 miles, it features gardens, pathways, public art, and views of the city and the Hudson River. Opened in sections starting in 2009, the High Line represents innovative urban renewal, transforming an unused industrial space into a vibrant green space for residents and visitors. It promotes community engagement and environmental awareness, showcasing how cities can repurpose obsolete infrastructure for public enjoyment and ecological benefit.