The interior of the Vessel features stairs that seem to go nowhere but to each other.
You walk out of the subway and up past hot dog stands. Then you see them, the smooth glass facades of the Hudson Yards quarter in New York’s Manhattan.
You have to wonder: Who had the idea to make a boring suburban business park look like a photogenic amusement park?
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Gallery: Is New York’s new tourist magnet worth all the fuss?
The interior of the Vessel features stairs that seem to go nowhere but to each other.
Hudson Yards: Is New York's newest tourist magnet worth all the f
From the Hudson Yards, the High Line route leads you down south.
Hudson Yards: Is New York's newest tourist magnet worth all the f
The view from the Vessel to the northeast: You can get better panoramas elsewhere.
Hudson Yards: Is New York's newest tourist magnet worth all the f
Hudson Yards was the most expensive private construction project in US history. — Benno Schwinghammer/dpa
Hudson Yards: Is New York's newest tourist magnet worth all the f
The so-called Vessel is designed to look like India's ancient stepwells.
Hudson Yards: Is New York's newest tourist magnet worth all the f
The Hudson Yards neighbourhood stands on a huge platform under which old railroad tracks run to Penn Station in New York. — Photos: Christian Röwekamp/dpa
Hudson Yards: Is New York's newest tourist magnet worth all the f
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