Suggestions for Bridge near East Harlem, New York

KENNECTED • August 11, 2014Great place to relax in the park without having to go to far inside the park. Nice place to sit and enjoy the end of the day with someone special or friends and neighbors.

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.

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

Ting • October 20, 2015Bridge itself is beautiful but not the views.

Signs V. • July 16, 2015This bridge is over the Harlem River and carries many vehicles a day.The bridge is beautiful in its functional architecture, which is unique in its pattern of diamond-like shapes in the truss web.

Betty G. • May 18, 2012They have planted some beautiful new trees and flowers by the footbridge.

Bridget L. • February 12, 2013Our music &videos

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

Anthony L. • June 20, 2011If you use the Bridge, you can get accross the water without getting wet.

seth h. • August 5, 2014The gateway to the Bronx. Or, the gateway to Manhattan... depending on which way you're traveling. Either way, the views are quite serene.

Sara . • December 8, 2015Nice view of the river.

Elliot A. • February 26, 2013Best view in NYC at night.

Laurence G. • August 13, 2011Sitting across from the Tennis Court puts you equidistant to the dude selling ice cream and the bathroom. Double-win.

R L. • August 9, 2012Playyground, bball, soccer, rec center, pool, bbq, track, handball, dog run, and LOTS more. A gem of a park!

md l. • April 7, 2012serenity in the city

Gabriela F. • September 18, 2019ameiii esse lugar

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).

NYC DOT • December 23, 2011The 145th St Bridge carries about 25,000 vehicles a day, making it the least-trafficked bridge over the Harlem River.

Naif N. • May 4, 2019Nice place to visit

Gregory O. • May 19, 2012Great views of the empire state at night.

Chris M. • August 16, 2010Ideal for walking and running. Not bad scenery either.

City of New York • May 6, 2013Check out this stretch of living shoreline along the Harlem River! While it's a new feature for New York's waterfront, the building technology used here actually dates back to ancient Egypt.

Ashley 🌵 • August 26, 2014For best photo experience: lay sideways on the edge (like pic below). Random strangers will try to nudge you and you may even get a few proposals! Haha... Fabulously beautiful bridge. Don't fall in.

Alan C. • July 26, 2010If you're running from the Yancey Track & Field to Hamilton Heights, make sure to cross the street before the bridge (so that you're on the north side) - to avoid a complex intersection in Manhattan.