Rebuilt into a flyover park with a railroad in the heart of Manhattan. It is truly an extraordinary sight! The park opened in 2009 and construction is still ongoing. Today the alley has a length of 2330 meters. Until recently, it was considered a "non-tourist" place in New York City. But the residents of the metropolis did not rejoice for long, because it would be a crime for a tourist not to see this work of urban art!

During this walking tour you:

Learn how the old railway line was transformed into the city’s most unusual park and why 10th Avenue was named Death Avenue.

Walk along the White Star Pier, where the surviving passengers of the Titanic disembarked.

You will see many architectural monuments and unusual buildings.

Take a picture of Manhattan from an unusual angle.

This is a great opportunity for those who love “non-tourist” locations and want to see New York as unbridled chaotic place as it was in the 18th-19th centuries!