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Long Island City

Long Island City is a vibrant post-industrial neighborhood along the southwest Queens waterfront.

From Manhattan, the Long Island gantries and Pepsi Cola sign are landmarks.

MoMA PS1 is the Museum of Modern Art’s experimental art venue.

Silvercup Studios is a working film studio. The iconic sign is visible from the Queensboro Bridge access road.

Gantry Plaza State Park on the waterfront has stunning views of Midtown East, Manhattan.

This is New York’s sculpture neighborhood.

  • Isamu Noguchi Museum
  • Studio of Abstract Expressionist sculptor Mark di Suvero. 🇮🇹
  • Sculpture Center
  • Socrates Sculpture Park


About Long Island City

The neighborhood’s boundaries are:

36th Avenue
East River | Long Island City | Steinway/39th St, Rail yards
Newtown Creek

Queensbridge Park and Gantry Plaza State Park are the big parks. The park’s gantrys (railroad barge docks) are the last in New York City. They used to cover the waterfront.

The Queensboro Bridge and Long Island Tunnel connect with Manhattan. The Roosevelt Island Bridge connects with Roosevelt Island.

As of 2020, north of the Queensboro bridge is Hispanic. South of the bridge is European and Asian. It is all gentrifying because the neighborhood is so close to Manhattan.

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Visit Long Island City

Long Island City is southwest, Queens.

Subways

  • 21st St (G)
  • 39th Avenue (N)(W)
  • Court Square – 23rd St (E)(M)
  • Court Square (7)(G)
  • Hunters Point Avenue (7)
  • Queens Plaza (E)(M)(R)
  • Queensboro Plaza (7) (N)(W)
  • Vernon Blvd – Jackson Ave (7)

Ferries

  • Long Island City dock
  • Hunters Point dock

Long Island Railroad (LIRR) Trains

The west end of the LIRR is

  • Long Island City
  • Hunters Point Avenue

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