Attraction
Statue of Liberty
Lower Manhattan & Tribeca, New York City
About Statue of Liberty
The statue was a gift from France and stands 93 m from base to torch. Ferries leave from Battery Park and stop at both Liberty Island and Ellis Island, home of the immigration museum. Crown access is limited and must be booked well in advance.
Statue of Liberty on the map
More to see around Lower Manhattan & Tribeca
Attraction9/11 Memorial & Museum
Two sunken pools on the footprints of the Twin Towers, with a museum below.
Thing to doBrooklyn Bridge Walk
The 1.8 km walk across the 1883 suspension bridge, on a raised wooden promenade.
Thing to doThe Battery
The waterfront park at Manhattan's southern tip, with harbour views and ferry piers.
AttractionWall Street & the Financial District
The narrow streets of the old financial quarter, around the Stock Exchange and Federal Hall.
Information source: NYC Tourism + Conventions
Good to know
- Is Statue of Liberty worth visiting?
- Statue of Liberty is one of the attraction highlights we list in New York City. This page covers what to know before you go and which restaurants are nearby.
- Where can I eat near Statue of Liberty?
- Nearby restaurants are listed on this page. Those already on Woltaro can be booked online; the others are shown for reference with their address and map location.
- When is the best time to visit Statue of Liberty?
- Shoulder season, late spring and early autumn, is generally quieter and cooler than midsummer, when popular spots in New York City are busiest around midday.
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