Innovation Meets Skyline
Hudson Yards, located on the west side of Manhattan, is a revolutionary neighborhood that has reshaped the New York City skyline. Named after the MTA rail yard along the Hudson River, the development sits atop this still-active railway yard. Hudson Yards offers a brilliant urban environment, boasting a seamless integration of luxury residences, high-end shopping, fine dining, and captivating experiences. This development includes the 30 Hudson Yards skyscraper, the Vessel centerpiece, The Shed arts center, and more. It offers state-of-the-art office spaces, trendy boutiques, a plethora of dining options, and expansive public plazas, making it a destination where innovation and modernity thrive.
About this Destination
Location
Manhattan
Hours
Operating dates and hours vary by venue
Recommended Ages
All ages
Things to Do
Edge
Experience Edge, a one-of-a-kind observation deck at Hudson Yards. This attraction is suspended in mid-air, providing spectacular 360-degree views from a height of 100 stories. Walk on the thrilling glass floor and lean out over the city with angled glass walls.
City Climb
Journey up a towering skyscraper, surpassing heights of 1,200 feet, and venture towards the open-air platform, where you can boldly lean out and embrace the views below.
Shopping & Dining
When it comes to shopping and dining, Hudson Yards offers an array of high-end stores, renowned luxury brands, and a range of culinary experiences.
Vessel
This spiral staircase is the centerpiece of Hudson Yards. It serves as a focal point to relish fresh outlooks of the city, presenting an array of heights, angles, and vantage points for discovery and delight.
The Shed
Original works of art are commissioned across various disciplines, bringing together both established and emerging artists, spanning a wide range of artistic fields, such as hip-hop, classical music, digital media, literature, sculpture, and more. All kinds of inventive work are supported under one roof.
Select images on this page are the property of Hudson Yards New York and Brett Beyer.