Spur at 30th Street

Discover ever-changing monumental art at the Spur at 30th Street on the High Line, where rotating installations meet historic railway architecture.

The Spur is the newest and widest section of the High Line, opened in 2019, and is home to the High Line Plinth—a dedicated space for monumental public art. Originally designed as a spur line that allowed freight trains to branch off toward the Morgan Postal Facility, this area preserves its industrial character while showcasing cutting-edge contemporary art installations. The Plinth hosts large-scale rotating artworks commissioned from internationally renowned artists, making it a must-see destination for art lovers. A unique aspect is that the art here changes every 18 months, ensuring that repeat visitors always discover something new. Tourists can walk the expansive platform, take in skyline views, and admire bold art pieces that engage with the surrounding cityscape.