What you'll hear inside The Battery:

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  Clinton Castle

  Clinton Castle is a circular stone fort situated in Battery Park, built between 1808 and 1811 on a small artificial island off Manhattan's waterfront.

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  Crystal Sea Carousel

  SeaGlass Carousel is a distinctive attraction at the southwest corner of The Battery.

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  East Coast Memorial

  The East Coast Memorial is a Second World War monument in Battery Park, New York, honouring American servicemen—soldiers, sailors, marines, coastguards, merchant marines and airmen—who lost their…

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  American Merchant Mariners Memorial

  The American Merchant Mariners' Memorial is a bronze sculpture situated on a stone breakwater in the Hudson River, west of Battery Park and just south of City Pier A.

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  Garden of Hope

  Hope Garden is a living memorial within Battery Park, dedicated to those living with HIV/AIDS and honouring those who have died from the disease.

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  New Amsterdam Plaza and Pavilion

  The New Amsterdam Plein and Pavilion is a striking outdoor structure designed by Dutch studio UNStudio and gifted to New York by the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

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  Netherlands Monument

  The Netherland Monument sits at the north-east corner of Battery Park, marking the Dutch purchase of Manhattan Island three centuries before the monument's unveiling.

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  Jerusalem Grove

  Jerusalem Grove is a small wooded area within Battery Park, comprising 11 blue Atlas cedars (Cedrus atlantica 'Glauca').

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  Peter Minuit Plaza

  Peter Minuit Plaza is an intermodal transport hub at the south-east corner of Battery Park, directly opposite the Whitehall Terminal of the Staten Island Ferry at South Ferry.