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The Statue of Liberty, designed by Frederic-Auguste Bartholdi, is one of the most famous symbols of freedom. It was dedicated in 1886 and named as a National Monument in 1924. France gave the Statue to the United States in recognition of the friendship established during the American Revolution. The statue was shipped in 300 copper pieces packed in 214 crates.

The Statue of Liberty on Liberty Island and the Ellis Island Immigration Museum on Ellis Island are located in Lower New York Harbor, a mile from Lower Manhattan. Liberty and Ellis Islands are accessible by ferry service only. The ferry company posts schedules on-line at: www.statueoflibertyferry.com. Peak season are the months of June through September. Holiday and weekend can also be quite busy.

The Statue's crown and torch are not accessible, however guided tours of the island's grounds are offered free of charge. The public has access to the Lobby, Promenade, Museum, Fort Wood and the 10th Floor Pedestal Observation Level (monument access requires a time pass). In the lobby is the original torch from the statue. The Statue of Liberty Exhibit examines the history of the Statue of Liberty and includes photographs, prints, videos and other historical objects. The promenade offers a great view of the statue and New York Harbor.

Just for Kids - There is a Junior Ranger Program for kids at the Statue of Liberty. A self-guided tour that gives children an opportunity to learn about Lady Liberty.

Hours:
Current Park Hours: 9:30 am - 5:00 pm. Hours are adjusted seasonally.
Liberty and Ellis Islands are open daily except December 25th.
The ferry company posts schedules on-line at: www.statueoflibertyferry.com

Admission:
There is no entrance fee to enter the Statue of Liberty or Ellis Island. National Park Passes only apply to entrance fees. Ferry fees: $11.50 - ages 13+. $9.50 - Senior Citizens (62 and over. $4.50 - Children 4 - 12.

Directions:
Battery Park by subway: take the 1 train to the South Ferry station, 4 or 5 train to the Bowling Green station or R/W train to the Whitehall Street station.

Visitor Tips:
Plan ahead and order your tickets in advance and request a free time pass by calling the ferry company at: 1-866-STATUE4 or on-line at: www.statuecruises.com

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Statue of Liberty Liberty Island New York City, NY (212) 363-3200 Neighborhood: Lower Manhattan View Web Site \| View Map Visitor Information: The Statue of Liberty, designed by Frederic-Auguste Bartholdi, is one of the most famous symbols of freedom. It was dedicated in 1886 and named as a National Monument in 1924. France gave the Statue to the United States in recognition of the friendship established during the American Revolution. The statue was shipped in 300 copper pieces packed in 214 crates. The Statue of Liberty on Liberty Island and the Ellis Island Immigration Museum on Ellis Island are located in Lower New York Harbor, a mile from Lower Manhattan. Liberty and Ellis Islands are accessible by ferry service only. The ferry company posts schedules on-line at: www.statueoflibertyferry.com. Peak season are the months of June through September. Holiday and weekend can also be quite busy. The Statue's crown and torch are not accessible, however guided tours of the island's grounds are offered free of charge. The public has access to the Lobby, Promenade, Museum, Fort Wood and the 10th Floor Pedestal Observation Level (monument access requires a time pass). In the lobby is the original torch from the statue. The Statue of Liberty Exhibit examines the history of the Statue of Liberty and includes photographs, prints, videos and other historical objects. The promenade offers a great view of the statue and New York Harbor. Just for Kids - There is a Junior Ranger Program for kids at the Statue of Liberty. A self-guided tour that gives children an opportunity to learn about Lady Liberty. Hours: Current Park Hours: 9:30 am - 5:00 pm. Hours are adjusted seasonally. Liberty and Ellis Islands are open daily except December 25th. The ferry company posts schedules on-line at: www.statueoflibertyferry.com Admission: There is no entrance fee to enter the Statue of Liberty or Ellis Island. National Park Passes only apply to entrance fees. Ferry fees: $11.50 - ages 13+. $9.50 - Senior Citizens (62 and over. $4.50 - Children 4 - 12. Directions: Battery Park by subway: take the 1 train to the South Ferry station, 4 or 5 train to the Bowling Green station or R/W train to the Whitehall Street station. Visitor Tips: Plan ahead and order your tickets in advance and request a free time pass by calling the ferry company at: 1-866-STATUE4 or on-line at: www.statuecruises.com Hotels Near Statue of Liberty < NYC Area Attractions		Lower Manhattan • Brooklyn Bridge • Ellis Island • Federal Reserve Bank • Ground Zero • Jewish Heritage Museum • New York Stock Exchange • Skyscraper Museum • South Street Seaport • St. Paul's Chapel • Statue of Liberty • Trinity Church Lower Manhattan Parks • Battery Park • Bowling Green Park Hotels Nearby • Club Quarters • Millenium Hilton Area Restaurants