Large mixed-use complex featuring luxury retail shops, diverse dining options, office spaces, and a public atrium with waterfront views and cultural programming.
Sunday: 11am to 6pm
Restaurant and event hours may vary
Costs vary for shopping, dining, and events
How to Get There
From Midtown Manhattan (nearest major hotel area, ~5 mi): Take West Street or Broadway south into Lower Manhattan, continue toward the World Trade Center area, and follow signs along Vesey Street to reach the waterfront complex along the Hudson River.
Overview
Brookfield Place is a waterfront complex on the Hudson River in the Financial District, developed in the 1980s as the World Financial Center and rebuilt after 9/11, with glass towers, a sunlit atrium with palm trees, upscale shops, restaurants, and a marina promenade. It blends business, culture, and leisure, with free events in its indoor and outdoor public spaces.
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