Up and Over the Washington (Square) Arch with NYC Parks

Up and Over the Washington (Square) Arch with NYC Parks

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On Monday, November 23, NYC Parks hosted a tour of the Washington Arch in Washington Square Park on Periscope TV. Did you know that there are 102 steps and a "secret room" within the arch?! The view from the top of the arch is 360 degrees and stunning. Don't skip through the video. Also, here are several tweet highlights from the tour.

Blue skies and fall foliage for the tour of #WashingtonArch. https://t.co/TEq5WpiLi5
— wspecoprojects (@wspecoprojects) November 23, 2015

Heading inside the #WashingtonArch! https://t.co/TEq5WpiLi5
— wspecoprojects (@wspecoprojects) November 23, 2015

The inside of the #WashingtonArch is brick lined. https://t.co/TEq5WpiLi5
— wspecoprojects (@wspecoprojects) November 23, 2015

There is a surprisingly tall room at the top of the stairs in the #WashingtonArch. https://t.co/TEq5WpiLi5
— wspecoprojects (@wspecoprojects) November 23, 2015

I think the pigeons on the ledge of the #WashingtonArch have an enviable view of the park and the neighborhood. https://t.co/TEq5WpiLi5
— wspecoprojects (@wspecoprojects) November 23, 2015

P.S. Check out session notes of the tour by Untapped Cities.

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