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Little Island

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4.7 (15388 reviews)

Island park with a striking stilt design, featuring flower beds & shows at a waterside amphitheater.

New York, NY 10014

Did You Know?
6 facts
132
Tulip Piles

Little Island is supported by 132 unique, tulip-shaped concrete piles that rise out of the Hudson River, creating its distinctive 'floating' appearance.

$260 Million
Philanthropic Gift

The park was largely funded by a $260 million donation from Barry Diller and Diane von Furstenberg, making it one of the largest private donations to a public park in New York City's history.

2021
Grand Opening

Little Island officially opened to the public on May 21, 2021, providing a new green space and cultural venue for New Yorkers and visitors.

Pier 54
Historic Site

The park is built on the remnants of the historic Pier 54, which was once a major transatlantic ocean liner terminal and the disembarkation point for Titanic survivors.

Highlights from Reviews

• Stunning views

Offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Hudson River, Manhattan skyline, and iconic landmarks, especially beautiful at sunset.

• Unique architecture

Features an innovative and creative design with mushroom-like 'tubs' and elevated structures, making it an architectural highlight.

• Beautiful gardens

The park boasts thoughtfully designed landscaping, lush greenery, and a wide variety of plants and flowers.

• Accessible facilities

Equipped with ramps, ample seating, clean restrooms, and food options, making it comfortable and accessible for all visitors.

• Free admission

Entry to the island is completely free, making it an accessible and enjoyable public park for everyone.

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