Located at the southern tip of Manhattan Island, Castle Clinton stands where New York City began.
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Built as a U.S. military fort in 1811 in anticipation of the War of 1812 against the British , Castle Clinton went on to serve a variety of roles.
Inside the former fortress' walls is a museum illustrating the colorful history of Castle Clinton, including how it has served as a fort, entertainment center, immigration depot and aquarium . Read more
One of NYC's most multi-functional landmarks , serving multiple roles: a fort, America's first immigration station (before Ellis Island ), a beer garden , theater , public aquarium & a national monument . Read more
The tour with the ranger is worth doing. Only takes about 30 minutes, and I learned a lot of interesting things, like why Battery Park is called Battery Park .
1. It is round. 2. The only legit S o L tickets. 3. Free restrooms .
Views are very good and super awesome as well indeed
Last of 5 forts built in NYC for War of 1812. Erected by students of Columbia University . Site of NY Aquarium until 1941. Now host to ferries to Liberty and Ellis Islands . More info avail via our blog Read more
Named after Mayor Dewitt Clinton, the castle was constructed in the early 1800s to protect New York from attacking British Forces, and later served as one of America's first immigration stations.
Tons of history in this small place. Make sure you have your tickets for liberty in advance
This is where you get tickets to the fairy. Book your tickets online to avoid the long wait .
Check out the free museum near the entrance. Also, they have public free cleanish bathrooms .
Beautiful view . Is the place to get Statue of Liberty tickets.
Built in the 1800s to protect New York from attack by the British .
Did you know before Ellis Island , Castle Clinton served as the Country’s first immigration center. Read more
Doesn't look like much from the outside but inside is very interesting.
Before Ellis Island , immigrants went to Castle Clinton, America's first immigration station, that also used to be an aquarium . Read more
Remember to look up from inside the courtyard . The skyline feels really strange from in there.
Did you know this used to be its own little island ?
If taking a ferry to Statue make sure you have no type of weapon (Swiss army knife incl.) random searches Also no big backpacks. Avg school bag size is fine.
Ticket office for the Statue of Liberty
Neat piece of history!
Closed at 5 ????
Very Nice!!!
Helpful park rangers
River to River Festival concerts here are wonderful!
8:30 presentar el abono en la librería de Eastern National dentro del Castle Clinton National Monument para que te den el billete para el ferry para la Estatua de la Libertad y Ellis Island
Aqui se compran los tickets para Ellis Island y la estatua de la libertad
Lugar fantástico ! Tire bastante fotos !
Lugar donde se compran o canjean las entradas para el Ferry hasta Liberty Island.
Очень маленький, можно сказать уютный
File per fare il biglietto per la statua della libertà e file per prendere il battello..
Aquí compras los boletos
Deteriorado…
Always busy, but the staff is nice and you can always enjoy the #EyeCandy - Paco MD FACS
One of my favorite spots for dinner or brunch - Gourmet cuisine with stunning views - Thank You Paul Nicaj and team! - Pete Webb
A gentle, magical ride for all ages. The lighting and music make it fun to just watch too. - Benjamin Healy
Loved this hidden gem off the beaten path in Manhattan. Absolutely worth the trip. - Brendan Curran
Small space to sit and people watch, eat lunch or just be social outdoors - Blink2HappyDays
Cool historical site within a super beautiful park. Remember to read the plaque. - Mark Heyert
The best view of the city is from the crown. It's a strenuous climb in cramped conditions but worth all the effort. - Carl Griffin
We love this park because it's not usually very crowded. It's a great place in the city to sit and relax and take in nature. - Joycott
A must see on your trip to New York. Get the tickets in advance and try to be there early. The view on the NY skyline is amazing - Bettina K