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The High Line is an elevated park located in New York's Manhattan borough, composed of plants and trees, pathways, and sculptures. It was originally an abandoned railroad line, then transformed into a public space. Visitors have the chance to experience spectacular views of the city skyline and the Hudson River from the gardens above. Although the gardens change seasonally, perennials, grasses, and shrubs provide year-round texture and color. A variety of sculptures, art installations, and benches are stationed along the path for rest stops, and also serve to highlight the park's historic buildings. The High Line is most easily accessed from its northern and southern termini, from Gansevoort Street and 34th Street, respectively. Visitors and photographers alike will love the peaceful atmosphere and stunning views of New York City!