The High Line is one of the most interesting parks in New York City. Built atop an old, unused rail line that connected the riverfront warehouses of the Meatpacking District with Penn Station, the elevated park now provides a green belt of natural plants and art, threading through the neighborhoods of Chelsea and Hudson Yards. Plant yourself right inside the park in this immersive 360° video from Travel Writer Andrea Sachs.

Transformed from an elevated freight rail line into an urban park on Manhattan's West Side, the High Line is one of the most unique parks in New York City. Post travel writer Andrea Sachs explored the 1.45-mile strip and found everything she needed along the trail.

"It's a whole rigorous sport that people don't really understand." Tim Lyzen (Steinhardt '19) has been twirling his whole life, but only recently started competing. As he enters his senior year, he reflects on winning the national collegiate champion title and his inspiration for getting into the sport.

Lower Manhattan's City Hall Station is one of the most beautiful subway stations ever constructed in New York City, yet it sits completely abandoned. The old IRT (Interborough Rapid Transit) City Hall Station was the very first subway station in NYC. It opened to great fanfare as it allowed people to get from Lower Manhattan all the way uptown in minutes for the first time.

Over time, the next station on the line (Brooklyn Bridge station, only 600ft away) became more popular due to its several transfer opportunities and longer boarding areas. Eventually the ridership at the City Hall station dropped to a mere couple hundred a day, and thus it was closed down and abandoned until 2004, when the New York Transit Museum cleaned it up and offers regular tours inside.

In this video, watch as Urban Explorer and YouTuber LIVE JN heads down into the station to explore its beauty.

Left unused for decades, this is one of New York's most beautiful forgotten relics.