East River Esplanade

  East River Esplanade stretches along the waterfront of Manhattan's East Side, from 60th to 125th Streets, offering picturesque views of the East River. Originally developed in the 1930s as part of Robert Moses' urban renewal projects, this two-mile promenade has been revitalized in recent years, providing a space for recreation and relaxation. The esplanade features walking and biking paths that encourage health and wellness, making it a popular destination for both locals and visitors alike. During warmer months, you can spot various bird species nesting along the river, enhancing the natural ambiance of the area. Visitors can also enjoy amenities such as playgrounds, exercise stations, and artwork, creating a vibrant atmosphere along New York's waterfront.