Ricardo Daniel L. • August 28, 2017Less famous than bow bridge if has some great views as well. Gotta give a chance to every corner at this park.
Nahid • July 9, 2014My favorite place in NYC! Huge and amazing vibes! I started from Harlem and walked all the way down.
ℳ𝒶𝓎♍ • March 17, 2021Historic Gothic-detailed one of several beautiful arch bridges in the park, noted for its prominent use of brick in its design. Definitely stop in to admire its beauty and take lots of photos
Dens • April 24, 2013Walking over the bridge -- day, dusk, night -- is one of the best experiences you can have in New York. Bring a date. Make out!
Kimmie O. • July 31, 2020This is located btwn the Triboro/RFK Bridge & Hell’s Gate Bridge. You get lovely views of the city, including Randall’s Island.
Richard L. • May 1, 2012An arch bridge over the East River built for the New York Connecting Railroad line in 1917 by Henry Hornbostel (architect) and Gustav Lindenthal (engineer).
Dan R. • April 24, 2013When the train is delayed here look out onto the grand central parkway to see all of the terrible drivers. Sheer enjoyment.
Will S. • April 5, 2015Nice option for Astoria locals who don't want to venture into Manhattan for a flick.
The New York Daily News • December 8, 2010PHOTO: A workman waves perched on a girder above Ward's Island during the construction of the Triboro Bridge in 1935, at the link!
Alex F. • October 5, 2016Bridge is now open 24 hours and has easy access to Randall's island with beautiful views
Madonna B. • May 5, 2013must see at night...beautiful
City of New York • February 15, 2012On July 12, 2010 the new swing span of the Bridge was loaded onto barges and began a 135 nautical mile journey to NY Harbor and then to the East River. The bridge is 350 ft long and weighs 2,400 tons.
Todd • March 12, 2011I love running here at night with the lights, the bridge, and the Manhattan skyline.
New York Habitat • April 21, 2014An iconic bridge that connects Midtown Manhattan to Long Island City in Queens.
Marius W. • September 1, 2014Perfect for a bike adventure or combo visit w/ Noguchi Museum next door. Revolving sculpture selection can be hit-or-miss, but the riverside view and greenery are always worth it. Dogs allowed!
Chris F. • September 15, 2011What I find so awesome about this place is how when one sits on it you can just can see the world at a glance. Manhattan is a big place but nothing beats the sight you get when you are here.
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