NEW YORK CITY Walking Tour 4K - HUDSON RIVER Sunset Walk

Join us for a NYC Walking Tour of the Rockefeller Park and the Irish Hunger Memorial. We also took a scenic sunset walk by Pier 25 and 26 by the Hudson River in New York, all captured in 4K. If you enjoyed this video, please LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE to our channel for more awesome content. Thanks for watching! ► https://bit.ly/WhiskerWalks ___________________________________________ 0:00 Preview 00:34 Dey Street 02:12 9/11 Memorial Pools 03:01 North Tower Pool 03:22 One World Trade Center 06:21 Brookfield Place 07:41 Vesey Street 11:04 Irish Hunger Memorial 16:23 River Terrace 17:26 Lily Pond 24:33 Rockefeller Park 29:17 Hurricane Maria Memorial 35:48 Pier 25 47:15 Pier 26 ___________________________________________ Rockefeller Park, located in Battery Park City on Manhattan's western edge, was built on former landfill along the Hudson River. Opened in 1992, this eight-acre park is part of a larger 36-acre park system. The park features a Lily Pond at its southern end, planted with aquatic grasses and lilies, surrounded by stepped seating and topped with a balustrade and ornate fountain. This pond attracts both migratory birds and park visitors. The Hudson River, which borders the park to the north and west, has played a significant role in New York's history and development. Today, it provides scenic views for park visitors and serves as a backdrop for recreational activities. While not directly mentioned in the search results, the Irish Hunger Memorial is also located in Battery Park City. It was designed to raise awareness about the Great Irish Famine and serves as a reminder of the ongoing issue of world hunger. The memorial incorporates stones from all 32 counties of Ireland and features native Irish plants, creating a poignant tribute to those who suffered during the famine. ___________________________________________ All material in this video is original and personally recorded by Whisker Walks. All rights reserved. #newyork #walkingtour #4k #newyorkcity