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The Top of the Rock is located at 45 Rockefeller Plaza. Brooklyn Bridge Park, Dumbo With the Brooklyn Bridge looming above and the sun setting behind the downtown Manhattan skyline, this is the perfect spot for an evening picnic. Staten Island Ferry This free ferry, which runs regularly from the Whitehall Terminal at the southern tip of Manhattan, is a great option for sunset seekers who want a glimpse of the Manhattan skyline from the water. Sunset Park, Brooklyn The name says it all! Fort Tryon Park, Hudson Heights Last, but by no means least, Fort Tryon Park is located at the northernmost tip of Manhattan. You can catch a ferry there and back from Pier 11 in Manhattan. Stroll across the iconic 19th century bridge, starting from the Brooklyn side, and take in the downtown Manhattan skyline. The highlight of the journey? Brooklyn Bridge Park is located at Furman Street in Brooklyn. Want some more inspiration on what to see in NYC? The High Line, Chelsea This elevated walkway on a disused railway track along the west side of Manhattan runs from the Meatpacking District to the West Village, offering views of the Hudson River on one side and the bustling avenues of the Lower West Side on the other.

Check out our list of top spots for catching a New York City sunset. The Staten Island Ferry terminal is located at 4 South Reader 11 in Manhattan. Well, yes but.

Top of the Rock, Midtown Head to the top of the Rockefeller Center to see the sun drop behind the Empire State Building. With views of the Palisades and the Hudson River, this is one of the most beautiful spots in the five boroughs. Roosevelt Island Tram This quaint aerial tram runs over the East River, connecting Midtown with Roosevelt Island. Astoria Park is located at 19 19th Street in Queens. Make a day of it and visit the nearby Cloisters museum before hitting the park. Astoria Park, Queens Located on the western shore of Queens, this park runs from the impressive Hellgate Bridge to the Triborough Bridge, and it offers unrivaled panoramic views of midtown Manhattan. Laden with modern art and sculptures throughout, along with plenty of benches to relax on, this is the perfect place to take in the sight of beautiful red skies over New Jersey as the sun sets. Check out these recommendations on how to see the city from a different angle. Brooklyn Bridge is also featured on our list of the most romantic spots in the city see them all here. Catch is open for brunch, lunch, and dinner, so head on up for some spectacular views and a quiet reprieve from the buzz of the Meatpacking District below. Fort Tryon Park is located adjacent to the Henry Hudson Parkway. Spectacular views of the sun setting behind the Statue of Liberty. Catch is located at 21 9th Avenue in Manhattan.